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About those Sirens and Helicopters you Heard Last Night?

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Photo by PoPville flickr user Mr.TinDC

Shooting in Hill East:

“Shooting at approximately 2319 hours in the 200 Block of 18th Street, SE. There was a Black Dodge Truck possibly involved.”

A reader tweets @PoPville:

“Anyone else hear multiple shots fired around 2:30am last night in Noma?”

Another reader tweets @PoPville:

“Just heard 3 shots fired on 7th and N again?!”

A resident on the MPD4D list serve asked about a low helicopter and MPD responded:

“After making some phone calls to several agencies, I learned that the helicopter activity was a military training flight related to search and rescue operations.”

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