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ABC News Senior White House Correspondent Selina Wang talks White House shooting with WTOP

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The suspect in the shooting near the White House over the weekend has been identified.

21-year-old Nasire Best was shot and killed by Secret Service officers after opening fire on a security checkpoint. Investigators say he had a prior incident involving White House security.

ABC News Senior White House Correspondent Selina Wang was outside of the White House when the shooting happened. 

She joined WTOP’s Anne Kramer and Kyle Cooper to share her perspective.

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