Homicide detectives from the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department are investigating a Monday shooting that left two women dead and one injured.

Members of the D.C. Fire Department and EMS responded to reports of a fire at a home near the 2300 Block of Good Hope Court in Southeast, and moments later, police were dispatched to reports of a shooting, according to the MPD.

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Police discovered one woman suffering from a gunshot wound in the parking lot, and she was transported to a nearby hospital and survived her injuries.

Authorities also discovered two additional females -- Wanda Wright, 48, and Ebony Wright, 32, of Southeast, D.C. -- with gunshot wounds. The two women died as a result of their injuries.

Executive Assistant Chief Ashan Benedict said during a Monday night press briefing that a 3-month-old baby was also rescued from the scene.

2300 Block of Good Hope Court (Google Maps)

2300 Block of Good Hope Court (Google Maps)

Benedict also said he believed the shooting was a "domestic incident," and that police think the suspect started the fire, though police are still investigating.

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The MPD is offering a reward of up to $25,000 for anyone with information that could lead to the arrest and conviction of the suspect. Anyone can call 202-727-9099 with tips or send anonymous information via text message to 50411.