Authorities Say DC Gunman Held Long-Standing Feud With Building Management
A 55-year-old medical doctor held a long-standing grievance with a building's condo association, according to court documents, ABC News reported.
WASHINGTON - ABC News reported that authorities say a gunman in DC held a long-standing feud with building management, in a report on the dispute that the outlet published online.
According to the ABC News summary, the gunman is a 55-year-old medical doctor who harbored a "long-standing grievance" with the building's condo association. The summary attributes this account to court documents, which the outlet cited as the basis for its description of the dispute.
The headline and the summary use different terms for the other party. ABC News refers to building management in its headline and to the building's condo association in its summary. The summary does not say whether these are the same party or separate entities, and the material available for this story does not resolve the question.
ABC News's summary does not describe the shooting itself, including where or when it took place, or whether anyone was injured. The summary also does not give the gunman's name. No other outlet's account was available for this story, so the details of the feud, the grievance and the court documents rest on ABC News's reporting alone.
Authorities are identified in the ABC News headline as the source of the claim about the feud, while the summary ties the grievance specifically to court documents. Readers should note that the two attributions are distinct, and that neither has been compared against a second account in the sources reviewed for this report.
Sources: ABC News: Authorities say DC gunman held long-standing feud with building management.