Suspect accused of shooting 3 DC police officers gave fake name
The suspect accused of shooting three D.C. police officers before an hours-long stand-off has been ordered to remain in jail. D.C. police initially identified the suspect as 46-year-old Julius James but confirmed to FOX 5 Thursday, the suspect provided officers a false name. A police department spokesperson said the suspect?s name is Michael Rattigan, though court documents list the suspect?s name as Stephen Rattigan.
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