Five people, including at least four females, suffered gunshot wounds at a hotel in Washington, D.C.
Of the four wounded females located by police in connection to a shooting incident at a Days Inn in the city’s Northwest quadrant, one has died, while the remaining three are at a hospital receiving treatment, the D.C. Police Department said.
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A fifth victim, located a short time later, was also at the hospital receiving treatment, according to an update tweeted by the department. The gender of that gunshot victim was not immediately announced.
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The shooting happened around 3 a.m. ET Thursday at the Days Inn in the 4400 block of Connecticut Avenue NW. Fox 5 D.C. reported that officers arrived at the hotel to find one female who had been shot in a hallway and another shot in a room. Three other gunshot victims transported themselves to the hospital.
Streets surrounding the hotel remained closed as police continue to investigate.
