New sniper nest photos released in DC shooting case from April 22

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Photos released by police show the aftermath of shots fired into a pedestrian bridge that serves Edmund Burke school. Students were running through it on April 22 as shooter Raymond Spencer took aim at the structure, police said.

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Police photos show the bullet holes left behind in the pedestrian bridge walkway on April 22 when police say 23-year-old Raymond Spencer from Fairfax, Virginia, opened fire from the AVA Apartments in the direction of Edmund Burke school.

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Photos released by police show the aftermath of shots fired into a pedestrian bridge that serves Edmund Burke school. Students were running through it on April 22 as shooter Raymond Spencer took aim at the structure, police said.

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Photos released by police show the aftermath of shots fired into a pedestrian bridge that serves Edmund Burke school. Students were running through it on April 22 as shooter Raymond Spencer took aim at the structure, police said.

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Photos released by police show the aftermath of shots fired into a pedestrian bridge that serves Edmund Burke school. Students were running through it on April 22 as shooter Raymond Spencer took aim at the structure, police said.

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Police measure a bullet hole in the pedestrian bridge from the shooting on Van Ness.

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Windows of a pedestrian bridge that serves the Edmund Burke school were shot out and a 12-year-old girl who was on the bridge April 22 was injured as sniper Raymond Spencer took aim and fired dozens of rounds in Northwest D.C.

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Windows of a pedestrian bridge that serves the Edmund Burke school were shot out and a 12-year-old girl who was on the bridge April 22 was injured as sniper Raymond Spencer took aim and fired dozens of rounds in Northwest D.C.

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Windows of a pedestrian bridge that serves the Edmund Burke school were shot out and a 12-year-old girl who was on the bridge April 22 was injured as sniper Raymond Spencer took aim and fired dozens of rounds in Northwest D.C.

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A photo released by police shows the vantage point of the shooter, looking toward a pedestrian bridge. The fifth-floor apartment gave Raymond Spencer a direct view of Edmund Burke School.

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A photo released by police shows the vantage point of the sniper-type set-up at Raymond Spencer's residence from the AVA Apartments in the direction of Edmund Burke school.

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Raymond Spencer's fifth-floor apartment in the AVA Van Ness building had a direct view of the Edmund Burke school.

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A poster and a mattress on the floor are seen in Raymond Spencer's bedroom, along with the tripod positioned by the window facing Edmund Burke school.

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Raymond Spencer's fifth-floor apartment on Van Ness was very sparsely furnished, and a cache of weapons was discovered after the April 22 shooting.

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Some of the weaponry found in Raymond Spencer's fifth-floor apartment at the AVA Van Ness building.

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Police say Raymond Spencer's fifth-floor apartment was sparsely decorated.

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Spent shells are seen in the bedroom of Raymond Spencer, who set up a sniper's nest and shot dozens of rounds from his apartment in the direction of the Edmund Burke school on April 22, injuring several people.

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Some of the ammunition recovered from Raymond Spencer's apartment.

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Some of the spent shells from the shooting on April 22, 2022, by Raymond Spencer. The shooting happened near the intersection of Connecticut Avenue and Van Ness Street NW at 3:20 p.m.

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Smoke detectors were covered up in Raymond Spencer's fifth-floor apartment.

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Photos released by MPD show cash recovered in the Van Ness shooting investigation of Raymond Spencer.

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A passport and a Virginia learner's permit belonging to Raymond Spencer were recovered from the Van Ness apartment where he set up a sniper's nest and shot people on April 22.

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