自MD政府停摆没几天，白宫附近出现大量异常军事行动！形 ...

昨天发过了。被版主封了。看过，大多数都是美国网友的无限吐槽。连外星人和中国空军都出来了。。。只不过有几个说的是“看见大量军车、八到十队直升机”什么的。最多只能说明，看见点风吹草动就胡思乱想不是我天朝网民的专利。。。

观海是不是太性急了一点，做的如此明显极易暴露。 上预案，形势危险 要确保观海安全撤出。

白皮气急败坏了。。。

这次是哪个星系的外星人不识死敢找我大MD！

俺就没从评论中看出啥异常来

二道通过预测红旗9中标的分析被我牢牢记住ID了

http://edition.cnn.com/2013/10/0 ... ndex.html?hpt=hp_t1

Car chase ends with gunfire near U.S. Capitol
By Tom Cohen, CNN
October 3, 2013 -- Updated 2050 GMT (0450 HKT)
A police officer and K9 inspect the scene after a car chase and reports of gunshots fired outside of the Hart Senate Office Building on Captiol Hill on Thursday, October 3 in Washington. Police said the U.S. Capitol was put on security lockdown. A police officer and K9 inspect the scene after a car chase and reports of gunshots fired outside of the Hart Senate Office Building on Captiol Hill on Thursday, October 3 in Washington. Police said the U.S. Capitol was put on security lockdown.


    NEW: Witness says police opened fire when vehicle hit police car, sped away
    Source: suspect was a woman who was shot; child was in the car
    Car chase began near White House ended in front of the Capitol
    NEW: Sources say there is no indication that any shots were fired from the car

Washington (CNN) -- Police near the U.S. Capitol opened fire on Thursday on a car being chased by authorities, hitting a woman driving the vehicle that also contained a child, an intelligence source told CNN.

The child appeared to be uninjured, according to the source and witnesses.

Capitol Police said an officer was injured in a crash during the afternoon chase that began near the White House.

The chaotic scene, with gunfire erupting near the heart of the U.S. government, brought a swarm of emergency vehicles and caused Congress and surrounding offices to be temporarily locked down. Representatives and senators were in the buildings.

House and Senate sessions were immediately suspended. Police also closed Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House.
Source: Capitol suspect is a woman
Capitol Hill: Scenes of panic
Witness: 'You could smell the gunpowder'
House stops abruptly

CNN's Athena Jones, who was at a Senate office building near the Capitol, said she heard gunshots that sounded like fireworks.

The chase began when the woman driving a black sedan got involved in some kind of verbal altercation with officers at a security checkpoint a block from the White House, the intelligence source said.

As police cars arrived at the scene, the vehicle sped away and led police on a wild chase that included running red lights, according to the source.

When the vehicle approached the area of the Capitol building more than a mile away, several squad cars stopped it and officer "came out with their guns drawn," said Frank Schwing, a D.C. resident who witnessed what happened.

The armed officers tried to open the passenger side door, he said.

"At that point, the driver slammed into reverse, slammed into a cruiser, did a 180 (degree turn), took off, and at that point, there were a half dozen or so shots fired," Schwing told CNN, apparently all by small arms from police.

The black vehicle then crashed into security barriers closer to the Capitol building, said police and witnesses.

Multiple sources told CNN that it is not believed at this point any shots were fired from the car and no weapon has been found so far.

In Congress, a Capitol Police bulletin said reports of gunshots required "all occupants in all House office buildings to shelter in place."

"Close, lock and stay away from external doors and windows," the bulletin said. Authorities later lifted the lockdown, with police saying they believed the incident was isolated with no connection to terrorism.

Two people, including a police officer, were transported to a local hospital.

President Barack Obama was briefed on the situation, which occurred on the third day of a government shutdown due to a stalemate in Congress over government funding.

"The timing on this was really kind of scary," said Republican Rep. Blake Farenthold of Texas. "Capitol Hill police are at a lower personnel level because of the shutdown."

CNN's Evan Perez, Dana Bash, Mike Ahlers, Ted Barrett, John King, and Brian Todd contributed to this report.

给楼主补充，现在CNN的头条新闻，警察在国会山附近开枪了，打死了一个人，还是个女的。