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Doctor, in fight with HOA over condition of $1M apartment, opens fire in DC killing one and injuring four

Doctor, in fight with HOA over condition of $1M apartment, opens fire in DC killing one and injuring four

One witness described seeing a deceased person in ‘a pool of blood’

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A doctor opened fire inside a gym in Washington, D.C.’s upscale Logan Circle neighborhood Thursday, killing one person and injuring four others following what police described as a “conflict” with his homeowners association.

Dr. Matt Lambert was identified as the shooter by NBC News and The Washington Sun, citing law enforcement sources . He had reportedly filed a lawsuit against Metropole Condominium Association last year, alleging that building repairs had left his $1 million home in the capital riddled with mold.

The shooting took place Thursday morning at VIDA Fitness — which is located in the same building as Lambert’s apartment — sending dozens of gym-goers fleeing into the street in sneakers and workout clothes. Officers in tactical gear converged on the surrounding blocks, lined with homes, bars and coffee shops.

Police cornered Lambert in his apartment on the seventh floor where they said he fired shots at them. An hour after he barricaded himself, Lambert took his own life.

The name of the person killed and the four injured have not been released. Police continue to investigate the shooting that rocked the nation’s capital and happened just a mile from the White House.

In brief

Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? A doctor opened fire inside a gym in Washington, D.C.’s upscale Logan Circle neighborhood Thursday, killing one person and injuring four others following what police described as a “conflict” with his homeowners association. Police cornered Lambert in his apartment on the seventh floor where they said he fired shots at them.

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