One of the suspects in last week’s drive-by shooting that injured 13 people was wearing a court-ordered GPS monitor at the time of the incident.

The Metropolitan Police Department is naming two suspects in a drive-by shooting early Monday morning that left 13 people wounded.

Councilmember Tommy Wells said he wanted to “reassure residents” that the drive-by shooting early Monday that left 13 people wounded is D.C.’s “top priority,” but a spokesman for Mayor Vince Gray dismissed it as “grandstanding.”

The Metropolitan Police Department now says 13 people were a drive-by shooting early Monday morning.

The Metropolitan Police Department has released security camera footage of the drive-by shooting early Monday morning on North Capitol Street that left 11 people injured.

Eleven people were wounded in an early morning drive-by shooting near the intersection of North Capitol Street and New York Avenue today, D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier said.