Seattle Food Festival Shooting: Fatal Bullets Not Linked to Arrested Teen’s Gun
- Ballistics tests conducted by Seattle police indicate that the bullets which killed two bystanders at a food festival did not come from the weapon owned by a 15-year-old...
- Seattle police confirmed that the projectiles recovered from two of the victims do not match the firearm recovered from the 15-year-old teen currently in custody.
- The shooting occurred during a food festival in Seattle, leaving three people dead and multiple others injured, according to RNZ.
Ballistics tests conducted by Seattle police indicate that the bullets which killed two bystanders at a food festival did not come from the weapon owned by a 15-year-old suspect arrested in connection with the event. The shooting resulted in three deaths and several injuries, according to reports from The Guardian, RNZ, and Stuff.
Ballistics Evidence and Suspect Status
Seattle police confirmed that the projectiles recovered from two of the victims do not match the firearm recovered from the 15-year-old teen currently in custody.
Casualties at the Seattle Food Festival
The shooting occurred during a food festival in Seattle, leaving three people dead and multiple others injured, according to RNZ. Among the deceased is a 19-year-old identified as a shooter, according to reports from Stuff.
Two other victims, described as bystanders, were killed by gunfire that police have now determined did not originate from the arrested teenager’s weapon, according to 1News and The Guardian.