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Pregnant woman injured in DC shooting found in Maryland

Police are looking for a vehicle they say was involved in a shooting that started in D.C., ending with the victim located in Maryland. It happened Sunday on the 6000 block of Eastern Avenue in Northeast. Police responded to the area around 1:45 p.m. for the report of gunshots. They found a woman in Prince George’s County who had been shot, and she was taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening, a D.C. police news release said. Police said the woman, who was later confirmed to be pregnant, was shot while sitting in her car, then she drove to a nearby McDonald’s. The vehicle of interest is described as possibly a white newer model Toyota Camry, with a shattered rear window.

Below is the area where shots were reported. [google_map latitude=”38.9642140415805″ longitude=”-77.00018679546736″ zoom=”15″ height=”300px” location_label=”Eastern Avenue” dynamic_map=”false”] WTOP’s Michelle Murillo contributed to this report. 

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