Washington D.C. Shooting Leaves Two Dead, and Suspect Lit Apartment on Fire With Baby Inside
Police have released next to no information about who carried out the sickening crimes, but the suspect may know the victims.

D.C. Police Department
On Monday night, someone shot three women in Washington, D.C. before lighting an apartment on fire with a baby inside—but police have released next to no information about who carried out the sickening crimes. According to NBC News, two of the women were killed and the condition of the three-month-old, who was taken to a hospital, is currently unknown. Ashlan Benedict, executive assistant chief of the Washington police, said the shootings and the fire appeared to be connected to a “domestic incident,” but no description of the suspect was given and it’s unclear what connection the suspect had with the woman and the baby. Benedict said two victims were pronounced dead at the scene, and authorities believe the fire was set when the attacker was fleeing the apartment. It’s not clear if the mother of the baby was one of the victims.
Executive Assistant Chief Benedict provides an update to the shooting that occurred in the 2300 block of Good Hope Ct., Southeast. https://t.co/RhlMjuQ6LX
— DC Police Department (@DCPoliceDept) April 13, 2021
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