Dozens of ambulances and law-enforcement vehicles were also spotted, as were nooses. Photos from around the nation's capital showed massive crowds of people milling around, some of whom were carrying American and Trump's "Make America Great Again" flags. PBS NewsHour confirmed this, adding that the person who was struck by a bullet was not a uniformed officer. CNN later reported that a woman had been shot in the chest and was in critical condition. Lindsay Watts, a reporter with a Fox News affiliate in Washington, DC, first said on Twitter that she'd learned from a paramedic source that one person had been shot and resuscitation efforts were underway. She was an Air Force veteran who described California's coronavirus-related stay-at-home order as "commie bulls-" and whose social media feeds revealed her staunch support for President Donald Trump and her belief in QAnon conspiracy theories. Warning: Some readers may find content in this post distressing.Ī woman died after being shot in the Capitol on Wednesday as violent and armed supporters of President Donald Trump stormed and occupied the building, law enforcement officials told NBC News and DC police told the Washington Post.Ī local TV station in San Diego, KUSI, has since reported that the woman's husband identified her as Ashli Babbitt.
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