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Reported active shooter at EPA draws large police response in Washington, D.C.

(Via Jamie Dupree)
(Via Jamie Dupree)
By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Aug 9, 2017

Police in Washington, D.C., converged on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency building Wednesday after receiving reports of a possible active shooter.

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