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Shooting in Washington, D.C. Linked to Dispute Between Building Manager and Gunman

A shooting in Washington, D.C. resulted in the death of building manager James Stuart, 46, and the gunman, Matt Lambert, 55. The incident is linked to a dispute over maintenance issues at the Metropole condominium, where Lambert had previously filed a lawsuit against the homeowners association.

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In Washington, D.C.'s Logan Circle neighborhood, a shooting incident left building manager James Stuart dead and gunman Matt Lambert deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot. The shooting is reportedly connected to a dispute between Lambert and the Metropole condominium's homeowners association regarding maintenance issues, including mold. Lambert had filed a lawsuit against the association, claiming significant damages due to water leaks and mold in his penthouse unit. Prior to the shooting, Lambert expressed his grievances on social media.

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  • James Stuart, 46, was shot and killed in Logan Circle, D.C.
  • Matt Lambert, 55, shot Stuart and four others before taking his own life.
  • The dispute involved maintenance issues at the Metropole condominium.
  • Lambert filed a lawsuit against the homeowners association in March 2025.
  • An account linked to Lambert posted grievances shortly before the shooting.
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