A federal prosecutor says a man accused of firing a gun at law-enforcement officers near the Washington Monument makes a vulgar remark about the White House after the confrontation. According to the prosecutor, the incident involves the suspect firing at officers in the area of the national landmark, followed by the remark after the encounter concludes. The outlets report that prosecutors characterize the comment as vulgar and specifically tied to the White House. The accounts do not provide additional details in the excerpts about the suspect’s identity, the number of officers involved, whether anyone was injured, or the exact wording of the remark. They also do not describe the broader investigation or the charges beyond the allegation that the suspect fired at law-enforcement officers. The reporting is centered on the prosecutor’s statement about the remark’s timing—after the shooting encounter—and its reference to the White House. The matter remains in the hands of federal authorities as the case proceeds through the court system.