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Apparently more than a dozen D.C. police officers responded to an alleged assault on an officer near the Columbia Heights Metro station on Wednesday afternoon.
https://twitter.com/jamisondoran/status/743170632943165440
Just got out of Columbia Heights metro… 14th/Irving troubles. @PoPville @WTOP pic.twitter.com/6Z9g2JhPzS
— wendy (@wowindc) June 15, 2016
Current situation on 14 St NW in #ColumbiaHeights — Over 20 cops cars on scene. @PoPville pic.twitter.com/Hiycp5tZVk
— Forever Single (@RockofDub) June 15, 2016
Officer Sean Hickman, a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police Department, said shortly after 4 p.m. that officers arrived on the scene of a “large group fight” near the intersection of 14th and Irving streets NW. He added that MPD had “drawn numbers” for an alleged assault on one officer, but could not say how many suspects are being charged.
On Twitter, people described the incident as “a massive high school fight” and “some kind of scuffle” involving youth.