#2024-149167/East Precinct/Third Watch:
At 0059, patrol got a 911 call for a victim that had been shot. Officers located the victim and provided medical aid until SFD arrived. The victim said they were dropped off and would not provide further information on location of shooting. Officers could not locate a shooting scene. Victim was transported to hospital. Officers did an area check and did not locate a suspect.
#2024-149212/West Precinct/Third Watch:
At 0208, Officers were dispatched to a report of a male with a gun pointing it at people. Prior to Officers arriving it was updated that someone had been shot. Officers arrived and located a male with a GSW. SFD was called and eventually transported the male to HMC for further treatment. GVRU was notified. The male did not provide any details of the event to officers. No suspect info provided.
#2024-149391/South Precinct/First Watch:
At 0851, Officers responded to the 9200 block of Rainier Ave S for multiple reports of shots fired. Officers arriving at the bar found an active disturbance, but no one wished to speak with officers. Seven shell casings were recovered from the scene. One person was arrested for a felony warrant as they attempted to drive away from the scene.
#2024-149735/East Precinct/Second Watch:
At 1700 hours, the Mexican Government held their presidential elections. The Mexican Consulate located on Capitol Hill provided four voting booths for Mexican citizens to vote. The polls were to be open from 0700 – 1730 hours. More than 2,000 Mexican citizens arrived at the consulate to vote, with a line over two blocks long. Due to only having four voting booths however voting was very slow with the line barely moving. At approximately 1700 hours voters were informed that they would possibly not be able to vote. Voters expressed their frustration but remained peaceful and nonviolent. At 1730 hours the Mexican Consulate Doors closed without any issues. The crowd dispersed peacefully. 242 arrived on scene to monitor and PIO was notified.