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Sunday – June 26, 2022

#2022-163113/South Precinct/Third Watch:

On 06-26-2022 at 0150 hours, a victim family reported that they were traveling Southbound in the 3600 block of E Marginal Way S having just exited from SR99. As they were driving, they were caught in the middle of two vehicles engaged in a rolling gun battle. The victims had minimal descriptors for the suspect vehicles and could only state that there were two suspect vehicles, a white Dodge sedan and black unknown sedan. The victim vehicle was struck by gunfire that hit the trunk and back window of the vehicle. The round that hit the trunk travelled through the trunk and firewall before fragmenting and striking the victim female seated in the backseat of the vehicle. The round that hit the back window likely traveled straight through the vehicle and out the front windshield, narrowly missing the 8-year-old child also seated in the backseat and the male driver. The victims drove from the location of the incident out of Seattle and into KCSO jurisdiction where they stopped for contact with SPD. Officers arrived and provided immediate medical aid for the female victim who had injuries to her back. Valley Fire responded and transported the female victim, who was stable at the time of transport, to HMC. Officers recovered several bullet fragments as evidence from the seat in which the victim had been seated. An extensive area check of the described location was conducted but no specific scene or additional suspect information could be determined. This incident was screened with GVRU. Patrol processed the victim vehicle.

#2022-163219/West Precinct/First Watch:

On 06-26-2022 at 0440 hours, officers responded to the Sarajevo Nightclub for a report of two dumpster fires in the alley behind the club. While Seattle Fire was dousing the fires, the suspect was located at a SFD Aid Unit with the door open. Suspect said he wanted to get the driver’s attention by clicking microphone. Suspect was positively identified by witness for starting the fires. Suspect was booked into KCJ. Suspect is on the High Utilizer list.

#2022-163707/West Precinct/Third Watch:

On 06-26-2022 at 1709 hours, an adult male and juvenile male victims were standing in the 1000 block of S Jackson St, suspected of engaging in narcotics-related activity. A green or silver Chrysler 300 was observed traveling EB on S Jackson St, occupied by two males. As that vehicle drove by the victims, one occupant fired several rounds in their direction. The adult male victim sustained a GSW to his foot. The juvenile male victim sustained a GSW to his knee. The vehicle was last seen fleeing EB on S Jackson St. Following the shooting, the juvenile male victim was observed pointing a handgun at the fleeing vehicle and then putting that handgun in a backpack. The backpack was then placed in a nearby parked vehicle. Both victims were treated on scene and transported to HMC in stable condition. GVRU Detectives responded and assisted with processing the scene. Evidence of a shooting was recovered. Detectives obtained consent to search for the parked vehicle. Detectives recovered a loaded 9mm Glock pistol, with an extended magazine, and approximately 200 M-30 fentanyl pills. The shooting suspects remain at large.

#2022-163857/West Precinct/Third Watch:

On 06-26-2022 at 2028 hours, officers observed a suspect vehicle which was recently brought to attention by local businesses for constant drug dealing in the area. A photo of the vehicle and driver had recently been circulated in a West Precinct bulletin. They observed a hand-to-hand transaction and developed probable cause for Narcotics Sales/Delivery when they observed a bag of fentanyl pills in open view when they approached the driver. The suspect was booked into KCJ, and a warrant was completed to be submitted during business hours the following day.

#2022-163993/South Precinct/Third Watch:

On 06-26-2022 at 2337 hours, several people called 911 to report hearing 15-20 shots in the area. Patrol resources responded and were unable to locate the shooting scene. The next day, a civilian called 911 after locating evidence of a shooting at a location approximately 6 blocks away from the original call. Officers responded to that area and collected the evidence. It did not appear that any buildings had been damaged, and no victims had been located.