#2024-260186/East Precinct/Third Watch:
At 0234 hours, officers responded to the report of shots fired. As officers arrived, they observed a vehicle fleeing the scene at a high speed and were advised via radio that the involved suspects left in a possibly dark-colored sedan. Officers searched the area for the vehicles with negative results. 2 FCC’s were located and processed by patrol. No cameras or witnesses were located with additional information. There were no reports or located property damage or victims during this incident.
#2024-260126/North Precinct/Third Watch:
At 0017 hours, Officers were flagged down about a possible shooting. A local resident with cameras along Aurora Avenue N advised he saw two people shoot at each other; one in a car and one on foot. Witnesses advised that they thought they saw the person on foot run into an apartment building. A name and a video were provided to officers. Officers followed a small blood trail to a nearby apartment door and knocked/announced multiple times. Due to the shootout, a tactical plan was created for officers to safely continue to hail. With a blood trail and no response, officers forced the door open for community caretaking and hailed again. A person came to the door upset; this person had nothing to do with the incident and didn’t know why blood was outside their door. Without further evidence to follow, officers relocated to the possible victim’s DOL address and knocked/announced. It appeared someone was inside, but at the sight/sound of officers, decided to turn off their TV and appeared to hide. Without an apparent immediate need for medical attention, officers did not force the door. After attempting additional contact with the person in the apartment, and the occupant declining to answer police, we left the area. 3L, 223 on scene. Car 85 notified via phone.
#2024-260436/West Precinct/First Watch:
At 0950 hours, the suspect went into Safeway and filled a shopping cart with store items. As the suspect was leaving without pay, a security guard confronted the suspect. The suspect pulled out a handgun and told the guard to back off. The suspect left in a vehicle (likely stolen).
#2024-260462/North Precinct/First Watch:
At 1000 hours, an area HS received a phone call on their main phone line where a male saying his name was “Adrian” stated he was coming to the school to kill everyone because he was angry at someone. The male said he was fifteen minutes away from the school. Officers arrived to investigate; however, there was no further information or possible suspects. Resources were left in place at the school for the remainder of day. The phone number is unknown at this time.
#2024-260536/East Precinct/First Watch:
At 1120 hours, East Pct officers responded to a suicidal subject on a roof top of an apartment building, making threats to jump off onto a city sidewalk. Officers and SFD made entry into the building and climbed to the top floor, then up to the roof access portal. Officers engaged the suicidal subject in verbal communications. Officers were able to negotiate them coming down off the roof area for assistance with their crisis situation, and also offered food and a cigarette. This same subject committed the same act one day prior (#2024-259361), which also ended with the same result. Thanks to the officers great work and CIT/Negotiation skills the subject was safely removed from the roof and offered services. 1E and 1G responded to the scene both days. 241 and Car24 were notified. Transported via AMR to HMC and Virginia Mason LEAD and Crisis Solutions contacted.
#2024-260982/East Precinct/Second Watch:
At 1831 hours, Officers responded to a 2nd hand DV assault call. Upon arrival there was an ongoing disturbance happening at the front lawn of the residence. Officers attempted to separate the involved parties. One party pushed officers in an attempt to get at the other party. When pushing was unsuccessful they proceeded to punch one of the officers. The officers arrested the suspect for investigation of assault on an officer. During the struggle to arrest the suspect a “help the officer” was broadcast. The scene was rendered under control quickly when additional resources arrived. No probable cause for the original DV assault could be established, the 2nd hand call had originated out of state. No officers were injured.
#2024-260993/South Precinct/Second Watch:
At 1850 hours, officers responded to Rainier Ave S/S Thistle St to reports of shots fired. Officers arrived and located two adult males suffering from several GSWs. Officers provided medical aid until SFD arrived and transported them to HMC in serious but stable condition. During the investigation it was learned the victims were caught in the crossfire during a shootout between vehicles. No suspects/vehicles were located. GVRU responded to the scene to assist with processing the scene and HMC for victim interviews. The circumstances leading up to the shooting remain under investigation.
#2024-261144/North Precinct/Third Watch:
At 2145 hours, A suspect watching a movie inside the theater felt he was wronged by the victim passing by his row of seats. After a second pass, the suspect assaulted the victim and then his girlfriend sitting nearby. The suspect yelled he had a handgun, pulled in out, and then beat the victim with it. Patrons attempted to wrestle the gun away, causing the magazine to eject before the theatre emptied in a panic. The suspect unlawfully detained the victims in the theatre before attempting to leave on foot. Arriving officers located the suspect and took him into custody.
#2024-261064/South Precinct/Third Watch:
At 2013 hours, the victim arrived home and parked her vehicle on M L King Jr. Wy S when a suspect entered the passenger side. The unknown suspect pulled a gun, pointing it at the victim’s head telling her to grab her children and get out of the car. Once everyone was out of the vehicle the suspect drove away north bound on M L King Jr. Wy S. The vehicle was later called in at 33 Ave S and Mount Baker Blvd S throwing items out of the vehicle. This call was received hours after the initial call. Items were collected and returned to the owner. This incident was screened with Robbery.
#2024-261162/South Precinct/Third Watch:
At 2209 hours, Seattle Fire Department was on scene with a vehicle that was fully engulfed in flames. There was a fire can next to the driver’s door. The vehicle has not been reported as stolen, however, was sold in 2020 and not registered. Fire Marshal 5 responded to the scene. ABS was not contacted due to no one in custody or suspect information.
#2024-261238/West Precinct/Third Watch:
At 2342 hours, Officers responded to a 911 caller in King Sector who stated his vehicle had been shot at by another vehicle. Upon arrival, SPD Officers determined the incident had occurred on northbound Interstate 5 several miles south and about 30 minutes ago. The victim vehicle was struck one time and none of the occupants were injured. WSP responded to take over the investigation. Incident screened with 213.