An active-duty military service member wounded during a shooting incident near the White House last month continues to receive medical treatment for injuries sustained in the gunfire exchange, according to a law firm representing the soldier.

The bystander was caught in crossfire during the incident, which occurred in the vicinity of the White House complex. Details about the circumstances surrounding the shooting have not been fully disclosed by authorities.

The soldier's legal representatives confirmed their client's military status and ongoing medical care but did not provide additional details about the extent of the injuries or expected recovery timeline.

The incident adds to security concerns in the area surrounding the White House, though officials have not indicated any direct threat to the presidential residence or its occupants. Federal authorities typically investigate any shooting incidents occurring in proximity to the White House due to the sensitive nature of the location.

No additional information about other individuals involved in the shooting or potential arrests has been made available by law enforcement agencies at this time.