Residents across the area said they heard a loud bang and felt their homes shake.

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Before the blast in Arlington, Virginia, police said someone from inside the house had fired shots as officers tried to enter.

Police said earlier they had responded to reports of someone firing a flare gun from a residence on Monday night.

Officers on the scene reported only minor injuries.

But it is not clear if the suspect was injured or apprehended.

Some residents in the surrounding area said on social media they felt their homes shake.

  • shootwhatsmynameEnglish
    21•7 months ago

    “I think it blew up the entire duplex,” one neighbor told ARLnow in the immediate aftermath. “I’m sure the family next door was evacuated before it blew up but they lost their home.”

    A man named James Yoo, listed in public records as the resident of the address to which police were initially dispatched, has been repeatedly posting paranoid screeds on his Linkedin account. One post from three days ago rants against his neighbors in the adjoining duplex unit.

    Edit: linkedin.com/in/james-yoo-3a847a164

    • Deceptichum
      19•7 months ago

      This is how the ‘Ruling Class’ stays anonymous using buffers and handlers to absorb ‘digital ID’.

      So for every citizen they have multiple people assigned to spy on them?

      Exponentially this idea just can’t work.

      • Dem BosainEnglish
        1•7 months ago

        So for every citizen they have multiple people assigned to spy on them?

        Can confirm. I rarely ever see my neighbors, so I’m certain they are spying on me.

    • Unaware7013
      8•7 months ago

      has been repeatedly posting paranoid screeds on his Linkedin account.

      I wonder if we’ll find him on LinkedIn lunatics…

    • edric
      7•7 months ago

      Mental breakdown due to undiagnosed mental illness maybe?

      • theodewere
        6•7 months ago

        or the predictable degradation of someone with an industrial meth hobby