Outside the DC home of Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s home, Secret Service agents fired on carjackers attempting to break into vehicles in the area.
According to The New York Post, no one was hit and the suspects drove off and have not been apprehended.
The DC Metro Police Department is investigating the incident, which will be overseen by the US Attorney Matthew Graves’ office.
Reps for the Secret Service did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Thanks to the lawless Democrats, DC continues to be a crime-ridden cesspool that impacts prominent politicians and regular residents indiscriminately.
While other major cities saw a drop in violent crimes, the nation’s capital suffered a 39% increase last year.
On Saturday, former Trump official Mike Gill died in the hospital days after being shot in his car while he waited for his wife to leave work in an area with ritzy hotels and shops a few blocks from the White House. Last year, Rep. Angie Craig of Minnesota was attacked in her apartment building, months before three assailants pointed guns at Rep. Henry Cuellar outside his DC home before stealing his car, phone and other belongings.
The same man who shot Gill then went to a different part of town – another busy neighborhood with luxury apartments and up-scale businesses – and accosted a driver, police said. The gunman demanded the keys, shot the man and drove off in his car, according to police. The victim, 35-year-old Alberto “AJ” Vasquez, a father of two young girls, died in the hospital.
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