BREAKING: Police say 2 officers injured after vehicle rams into barricade at US Capitol. apne.ws/S7tsBuX
At least one officer was in serious condition, while the driver was in critical condition, the officials said. apne.ws/cmayuyX
A car rammed into two Capitol Police officers at a barricade outside the U.S. Capitol, and the driver got out of the vehicle while appearing to brandish a knife before being shot by authorities, two law enforcement officials told AP. apne.ws/NCb7OkW
AP source: Driver who rammed a car into 2 police officers outside US Capitol has died after being shot by authorities. apne.ws/hWs4cN5
A Capitol Police officer was killed after a car rammed into law enforcement at security barricade. A second officer was injured, police say. apne.ws/EOfqbbf
Law enforcement officials say terrorism is not suspected in a deadly confrontation outside the U.S. Capitol that began when a man rammed his car into two officers outside the building and then emerged wielding a knife. apne.ws/B4FqDe2

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