Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice A wounded person is stretchered away from a baseball field in Alexandria, Virginia, on Wednesday, June 14. A gunman opened fire on Republican congressmen as they practiced baseball at the field. House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, a congressional staffer, a lobbyist and two members of the congressional police force were among those injured, officials said. The alleged gunman was killed. Hide Caption 1 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice A bullet hole is visible in the window pane of a YMCA near the field in Alexandria. Hide Caption 2 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice Baseball equipment is seen scattered on the field. Members of Congress were practicing for a game that is scheduled for Thursday night at Nationals Park. The annual congressional baseball game has been played since 1909. Hide Caption 3 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice A person is treated by emergency workers at the scene of the shooting. Hide Caption 4 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice Investigators gather near the scene. Hide Caption 5 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice Mic.com writer Will Drabold tweeted this photo of a car with a window shot out. Hide Caption 6 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice US Rep. Ruben Kihuen tweeted this photo with the following caption: ".@HouseDemocrats praying for our @HouseGOP @SenateGOP baseball colleagues after hearing about the horrific shooting." Hide Caption 7 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice US Sen. Jeff Flake hugs another member of the Republican congressional baseball team after the shooting. Hide Caption 8 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice US Rep. Mo Brooks meets with reporters in Alexandria after the shooting. Hide Caption 9 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice US Rep. Roger Williams is wheeled away by medical service personnel. In a statement, the Texas congressman said one of his staff members, legislative correspondent Zack Barth, was shot during the incident. Hide Caption 10 of 12

Photos: Congressman shot during GOP baseball practice People stand near the scene of the shooting. Hide Caption 11 of 12