National Guard member shot in DC, police chief says

A National Guard member was shot in the leg on Sunday night, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department Interim Police Chief Jeffery Carroll said early on Monday. The suspect was also shot, he noted. "So both have gunshot wounds," he said, "the National Guard member and the suspect." DEMOCRATS' LATEST GUN-CONTROL PUSH RUNS INTO INCONVENIENT FACT ABOUT HOW SCHOOL KILLER WAS STOPPED Both of the individuals are expected to live, Carroll said, noting they suffered "non-life-threatening injuries." The suspect and the National Guard member who was shot were taken for treatment at hospitals, the interim police chief said. MAN SHOT AND KILLED INSIDE NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY STATION IN MIDTOWN MANHATTAN: NYPD The violent episode unfolded as National Guard members attempted to intervene to end a fight, he noted. Carroll indicated that there were about seven or eight National Guard members in a van who exited the vehicle due to the fight. CHINESE NATIONAL ACCUSED OF POISONING CANCER RESEARCHER HAD LAPTOPS SEIZED WHILE FLEEING U.S.: COPS CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APP Three National Guard members "discharged firearms" during the incident, he noted.