Seattle Police: Bullets That Killed Bystanders Not From Teen Suspect’s Gun
Police in Seattle have stated that the bullets which fatally struck two bystanders at a recent food festival did not originate from the firearm of a 15-year-old suspect arrested at the scene.
Cleveland Akron, OH, July 29, 2026 —
SEATTLE – Authorities in Seattle announced that the bullets responsible for the deaths of two individuals at a recent food festival did not come from the weapon of a 15-year-old suspect apprehended following the incident. The Seattle Police Department confirmed this detail regarding the ongoing investigation into the fatal shooting.
The exact circumstances surrounding the event, including the timeline of the shooting and the number of individuals present or involved, were not immediately available. The statement from law enforcement clarifies a critical aspect of the case, indicating that the suspect arrested at the scene is not believed to have fired the shots that killed the two bystanders.
Further details regarding the origin of the bullets, the number of weapons potentially involved, or whether other suspects are being sought were not provided by the police. The investigation remains active, and authorities have not yet released information about the identities of the victims or the suspect. The motive for the shooting also remains under investigation.
The food festival where the incident occurred was not named in the provided information, nor was the specific date of the event. The police department has stated that they will release more information as it becomes available and is appropriate for the ongoing investigation.
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