Ambulances Called to Hart Office After Injury

By Daniel Newhauser

Posted September 13, 2010 at 9:28am

Ambulances were called to Hart Senate Office Building after an adult woman sustained a non-life-threatening ankle injury, according to Capitol Police.

The woman is not a Member of Congress, authorities said, but they could not release any further information.

She was transported to the hospital by the District of Columbia Fire Department.

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