Potomac Avenue Metro shooter who fired single gunshot and left wanted by police
WASHINGTON - The man who police say fired off a single gunshot inside the Potomac Avenue Metro station Thursday night is still on the run.
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Surveillance cameras snapped photos of the suspect inside the station, and now police need your help identifying the shooter who's considered armed and dangerous.
Metro Transit Police said they received a call regarding a shooting at the station just before 7 p.m. on Thursday.
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Train service was disrupted for some time as authorities investigated the matter, then later restored.
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No injuries were reported by police and there are no confirmed victims at this time.
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The Metro Transit Police Department said the incident is under investigation. Anyone with information regarding the identity of the above-pictured individual is asked to please contact the Criminal Investigations Division at (301) 955-5000.
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