Police have linked a shooting incident at a Seattle food festival to gang violence, although they have not identified the individual responsible for the bullets that killed two bystanders. According to court documents filed on Wednesday, the bullets that fatally struck the two individuals during the incident do not match the gun used by a 15-year-old who was arrested at the scene. The teen reportedly fired an untraceable 'ghost gun' into the crowd, and preliminary ballistics testing showed no connection between the recovered bullets and that weapon.
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Police report indicates bullets from Seattle food festival shooting do not match teen shooter's gun
A shooting at a Seattle food festival resulted in the deaths of two bystanders. Police stated that the bullets that struck the victims do not match the gun used by a 15-year-old suspect arrested at the scene, who was firing an untraceable 'ghost gun.'
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Bullets that killed two at Seattle food festival do not match teen shooter’s gun, police say
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Police report indicates bullets from Seattle food festival shooting do not match teen shooter's gun