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A suspect was shot and killed by Secret Service agents after opening fire outside the White House, triggering a security lockdown. A bystander was also injured in the incident, though President Donald Trump and White House operations were unaffected. The security lockdown has since been lifted as investigations continue.

A gunman died after exchanging gunfire with U.S. Secret Service officers at a White House security checkpoint, triggering a temporary lockdown. The suspect approached a checkpoint, drew a weapon, and fired at officers, who returned fire and fatally wounded him. A bystander was also injured in the incident, with authorities investigating whether they were hit by the suspect's fire or during the exchange with officers.

A shooting incident near a White House security checkpoint on Saturday evening resulted in the death of a suspected gunman and injuries to a civilian. The suspect, identified as Nasire Best, reportedly opened fire toward security personnel before being shot and later pronounced dead at a hospital. The White House complex was briefly placed on lockdown following the event.