Seattle Police Recover Guns from Mass Shooting Scene
A mass shooting at a Seattle food festival left three people dead and at least five wounded. Seattle police recovered a machine gun and a ghost gun from the scene.
Seattle police recovered a modified machine gun and an untraceable ghost gun from the scene of a mass shooting at a food festival. The shooting left three people dead, including one of the suspects, and at least five more were wounded, including a two-year-old boy.
Police Chief Shon Barnes said the shooting appeared to involve at least three suspects. One suspect, 19-year-old Junior Cee Niko Semo, died at the scene. A second suspect, 15 years old, was disarmed and arrested. At least one more suspect remains at large, according to Barnes.
The shooting occurred on Sunday. Barnes provided updates on the investigation at a televised news conference on Tuesday.
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What happened at the Seattle food festival?
A mass shooting occurred, leaving three people dead and at least five wounded, including a two-year-old boy.
What kind of guns were recovered from the scene?
Seattle police recovered a modified machine gun and an untraceable ghost gun.
How many suspects were involved in the shooting?
At least three suspects were involved, according to Police Chief Shon Barnes.
What is the status of the suspects?
One suspect died at the scene, a second suspect was disarmed and arrested, and at least one more suspect remains at large.
When did the shooting occur?
The shooting occurred on Sunday, with updates provided by Police Chief Shon Barnes at a news conference on Tuesday.
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