Three Separate Belltown Shootings Leave Three Dead and Four Injured in Seattle

Surveillance video from the area showed cars performing donuts at intersections, people hanging out of car windows and fireworks being thrown during the illegal street takeover near Denny Way and Cedar Street.
In the first shooting, police said the two men initially found at the scene had gunshot wounds to the chest and abdomen; the two additional victims later walked into Harborview Medical Center on their own.
Police said Real Time Crime Center information indicated that an altercation involving three people occurred shortly before the first shooting, while homicide and Gun Violence Reduction Unit detectives investigated the circumstances.
In the shooting that killed the woman, investigators said the gunman fired several rounds into the parked vehicle and then fled; police have not disclosed whether the victim and suspect knew one another.
Police asked anyone with information about the shootings to contact the Seattle Police Department’s Violent Crimes Tip Line at 206-233-5000.
Three separate shootings in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood left three people dead and four injured over a 24-hour period on Sunday, according to Seattle Police. The incidents unfolded across multiple locations near Third Avenue and involved apparent street altercations, with detectives still investigating whether the shootings are connected.
Shortly after midnight near 3rd Avenue and Denny Way, a shooting erupted during an apparent street altercation and illegal street takeover. One man died and another suffered serious chest and abdominal wounds. Two additional victims later walked into Harborview Medical Center on their own, according to Fox 13 Seattle. Surveillance video showed cars performing donuts at intersections, people hanging from windows, and fireworks being thrown.
About two hours after the first shooting, a woman was shot multiple times while sitting in a parked vehicle near 3rd Avenue and Blanchard Street. The gunman fired several rounds into the car and then fled, KIRO 7 reported. The woman later died from her injuries. Police have not disclosed whether the victim and suspect knew each other.
Late Sunday near Elliott Avenue and Bell Street, a 17-year-old boy was fatally shot and a 21-year-old man was seriously wounded following another apparent altercation. Homicide and Gun Violence Reduction Unit detectives are reconstructing the circumstances, according to Seattle Police. The incidents remain under investigation with no suspects arrested.
Detectives are investigating whether all three shootings are linked, but have not established a direct connection. Witnesses can contact the Seattle Police Department's Violent Crimes Tip Line at 206-233-5000, Fox 13 Seattle reported. The compressed timeline and multiple locations create a complex investigative challenge for police working to identify suspects and determine motives.
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