has identified the man as from pennsylvania. the secret service said he was thenpublic area, approached a restricted checkpoint. he had a gun and refused to drop it. we heard a gunshot. i turned and there was a gunshot. then he was on the floor. i told my family, the guy got shot. the officers were running with guns, machine guns, saying get back. tom: this picture shows him on the ground, a secret service agent on top of him. they also found a car believed it is with ammunition inside parked nearby. we started running. tom: this person from loudoun county shot this video of the aftermath. he was showing his family from pakistan around d.c. when he saw the man getting shot. i said this is not normal. tom: the secret service says they yelled at the man to drop the gun and he refused. the witness we spoke to said the first loud noise they heard was the gunshot, then they heard a lot of yelling after. the president was not here at the time. he was golfing. here, secure
whipping that he took as they robbed him on the train. broke his glasses. stock his iphone. wallet, shoes, book back. took my house keys. zach by the time they exited at the suitland station the next stop he was covered in blood. they said get down on the ground. i ll shoot you. they said if you get up, i will shoot you. sam: scary tough. yes, it was. sam: he says he tumbled off the car at the next station where they called an ambulance. he said you see few cops on the green line at night. it s unfortunate. can t think too much about it. it happened. it could happen anywhere. it had to happen on the metro. i m on my way to work. we just received the photographs. momentarily. from metro. these are three suspects that metro is looking at. people that were leaving the train stationed there around this time. of coue attacked him and the train left from the branch avenue. the next station was suitland. where the people metro believes got off. these are suspects in this c
rolling through. there is no reason for the truck to be in the neighborhood. no reason. he can use rhode island avenue and find his way to northwest. he passed a sign down there. he did. that says no trucks. this is the sign that truck drove right past. they surround the neighborhood. and despite the best efforts in contacting m.p.d., d.d.o.t. and the counman mcduffy, neighbors say nothing is changing. councilman mcduffy told us there needs to be stricter enforcement from m.p.d. and d.d.o.t. they have said they installed a test camera to collect traffic data. if this is journaltown or northwest it wouldn t be happening. they would be on it and change it. they said they are still working to resolve the the story to see what happens. live in northeast d.c., chris papst, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. we learned of the story through a tip to 7 on your side. if you have a story you believe needs to be investigated, let us know. back now to developing story in gain
the biggest problem is flash flooding. and the lightning. it will continue as we continue through the next half hour and 45 minutes. heavy rain out there around the alexandria area. head to reagan national airport. heavy rain. can t imagine any plains are taking off right now. pushing east around tysons corner area. things are going to slowly improve as we move through the next couple of hours. more on that coming up in a few minutes. leon: brad bell leading the steam coverage in waldorf where the home is in ruins because of the storm. what a mess there. oh, leon. i speaks to the power of this weather. this is what happened. this tree in the bad yard fell on the house, fell through the power lines and that sparkled the fire. we can show you video of what firefighters are still on scene trying to put the fire out. what a freak accident as we say. this is one of the few areas in the neighborhood where the power lines are above ground. trees falling in the house. bursting into
shots fired. we will continue to watch the video. they go up to this man. they kick away the gun. that is the sound you just heard. then several officers four, five, six or seven try to give him assistance. they, of course, call for an ambulance. they check to see how he is doing. it s only a chaotic scene. this case certainly is obviously still open. internal affairs and the u.s. attorney s office are both taking a look at this officer-involved shooting because it did lead to the death of mr. evans. this is obviously a developing story. we will have much, much, much more on this coming up on abc7 news at 6:00 . newschannel8 at to10:00 and abc7 news at 11:00. we will go deep in the video and you will hear what the officering are saying and we ll walk you through the entire video. reporting life from the newsroom, jay korff, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you, jay. it s worth noting in that case the clear and present danger of a man with a gun was very relevant. but this is c