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A shooting took place in an apartment building near the White House in Washington DC. It was evaluated that the attacker had an ongoing dispute with the building management and that this process could be linked to the attack.
New details have emerged about the armed attack that took place near the White House in Washington DC, the capital of the USA, in which 2 people, including the attacker, died.
'AGGRESSIVE DOCTOR'
US media, citing law enforcement sources, reported that the attacker was 55-year-old emergency room doctor Matt Lambert. It was reported that after killing one person at the gym called VIDA Fitness, where Lambert was thought to be a member, he fled and barricaded himself in his luxury apartment on the seventh floor of the same building, which he bought for $1.1 million in 2016. It was stated that the attacker opened fire from the balcony, injured 4 people, and then committed suicide.
'ONGOING DISPUTE'
Washington Metropolitan Police Department Interim Police Chief Jeffery Carroll said that the person who lost his life in the attack was 46-year-old building manager James Stuart.
Noting that the attack is considered to be related to the problems related to the luxury apartment where the suspect lives, Carroll said, "We know that this incident is an ongoing dispute between the suspect and the homeowners association management regarding maintenance problems, mold problem in the apartment and similar issues. Suspect has a civil lawsuit filed against them. Therefore, we think that the attack is related to this process." It was stated that a detailed investigation into the incident is continuing.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The investigation will continue and more details will emerge about the reasons for the attack.
Very likely · Within days

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In the armed attack near the White House in Washington DC, 2 people, including the attacker, died and 4 people were injured. It was stated that the attacker, Matt Lambert, took action due to his disagreement with the apartment management and the lawsuit he filed.

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