Washington — The Secret Service said it is investigating overnight gunfire near the White House on Sunday. Officers responded shortly after midnight on Sunday to reports of gunfire in the vicinity of Lafayette Park, the Secret Service said in a statement. No injuries were reported, according to the statement, and a search of the park and surrounding area was conducted. A suspect was not located. Lafayette Park is located directly north of the White House.
Main Idea: The Secret Service is investigating overnight gunfire near the White House, with no injuries reported and no suspect found.
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Gunfire near the White House can raise safety fears, disrupt nearby roads, and add pressure on taxpayers and police resources.
The Secret Service’s fast response and higher security may lower the chance of harm to residents, workers, and visitors.
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