Car drives by kids out on street in middle of night, fires shots,
drives off. 3 pedestrians (including 2 juveniles) left wounded,
and two guns found on ground.
That make it sound like shooting gang did intelligence work well!
Victims not cooperating - imagine that!!

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Police investigate possible gang related shooting in Lynnwood
Jul 27, 2023, 7:34 AM | Updated: 3:18 pm

(Photo from KIRO 7)...
(Photo from KIRO 7)

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BY L.B. GILBERT
MyNorthwest Content Editor
The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office believes that a drive-by triple
shooting in Lynnwood is now believed to be gang-related.

Shots rang out around 4 near 158th and 35th Avenue. James Waak said a
bullet came through his window, but no one in his home was hurt during
the incident though.

“I heard a boom boom boom, and I was in the military and said, ‘man,
that sounds like a .40 caliber,'” Waak told KIRO Newsradio.

The suspects fled in a vehicle.

Deputies arrived at the scene and found three people with gunshot
wounds. Two guns were also found at the scene.

The three victims were hospitalized, two were taken to Providence
Medical Center, and one was taken to Harborview Medical Center, and
deputies said two of them are teenagers.

Snohomish County deputies said the victims are not cooperating with the
investigation.

And in the meantime, deputies are looking for the suspects, they did not
provide a description of them or how many there are.

Suspected burglars jump into Lake Union to avoid police
A suspected break-in on a boat at a Portage Bay marina led to a search
in Lake Union for two men.

Seattle Police officers responded to the marina in the 900 block of
Northeast Boat Street around 3:30 Thursday morning.

More on Seattle crime: Kia drove into Seattle Nordstrom, shot window
during attempted robbery

KIRO 7 TV reported as many as two suspects jumped into the bay to
escape. Police found a man in his 40s who reportedly swam back to a dock.

A Seattle Fire Department rescue swimmer searched the water near the
marina for 20 minutes, but did not find a second person.

The investigation was turned over to Seattle Police.

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