Washington, D.C. police officers shot at by five people, no injuries reported

Five people have been arrested after they allegedly shot at Washington, D.C. police early Tuesday morning, WTOP reported.

According to the station, officers arrived to a scene in marked cars when they were shot at by five people in an SUV.

Police returned fire on the suspects, who refused to emerge from the car. WTOP reported that, about 30 minutes later, three women and two men surrendered to police.

No injuries were reported in the shooting from either side.

Police spokesperson Dustin Sternbeck told the station, "We do not have information that this was a planned attack on police."

The shooting follows unrest around the country after five police officers in Dallas were killed during a 'Black Lives Matter' protest. The protest focused on two men killed by police officers in Louisiana and Minnesota.