West Virginia National Guard Member Recovers After Washington D.C. Shooting
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A West Virginia National Guard member is "slowly healing" after a recent shooting in Washington, D.C., Governor Patrick Morrisey said.
The soldier, identified as Andrew Wolfe, was injured in the incident. Governor Morrisey provided an update on Wolfe's condition after speaking with his family.
The governor stated the family expects Wolfe to remain in acute hospital care for two to three more weeks. Acute care is a type of intensive medical treatment for serious injury or illness.
No further details about the shooting or Wolfe’s specific injuries were immediately released.