National Guard Member Shot in DC Street Fight

Repeat offender Jerrell Jackson, 41, shot National Guard member during DC street fight with history of police assaults and gun violations.

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Oct 19, 2026

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National Guard Member Shot in DC Street Fight

Repeat offender Jerrell Jackson, 41, shot National Guard member during DC street fight with history of police assaults and gun violations.

In brief

Repeat offender Jerrell Jackson, 41, shot National Guard member during DC street fight with history of police assaults and gun violations. Jerrell Jackson, 41, shot a National Guard member in DC street fight after being identified as a repeat offender with 13 prior criminal cases. Originally reported by Fox News.

National Guard Member Shot

National Guard soldier shot in DC

A National Guard member was shot while intervening in a DC street fight.

Suspect Identified

Mugshot of shooting suspect Jerrell Jackson standing in front of a height chart

U.S. Marshals Service identified Jerrell Jackson, 41, as the suspect in the shooting.

Prior Criminal History

Jackson has faced at least 13 prior criminal cases in DC dating back to 2004.

Convictions and Parole Violations

Jackson was previously convicted of two counts of assault of a police officer and one count of illegally carrying a pistol.

Shooting Details

Shooting Details

Jackson was shot in the abdomen by National Guard members returning fire during the street fight.

Wounded Guard Member

The National Guard member was shot in the leg and has since been released from the hospital.

White House Statement

White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis said the suspect has a lengthy rap sheet including two police assaults and multiple parole violations.

The short version

Jerrell Jackson, 41, shot a National Guard member in DC street fight after being identified as a repeat offender with 13 prior criminal cases.

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