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Five people were injured, two critically, in a mass shooting at a community outreach event in Seattle’s Rainier Beach neighborhood. The incident occurred outside a grocery store during a pop-up event that provides food and services to people in need. No suspects have been identified yet, and police are investigating the incident. Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz expressed his frustration and called for stronger efforts to reduce the number of guns on the street. Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell condemned the shooting, describing it as an act of hatred and irresponsibility. shooting-Seattle-outreach-event/5571690641760/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Don Jacobson reported
A photograph of the aftermath of a shooting at a community outreach event in Seattle has been shared. The incident occurred during a pop-up event where food and services were provided to individuals in need. Five people were injured, with two in critical condition and two others in stable condition. The victims, all in their 20s and 30s, were attending the event to help others. The Seattle Police Department is currently investigating the incident and no suspects have been identified. The police chief expressed his concern about the presence of firearms on the streets and the mayor condemned the shooting as an act of hatred and irresponsibility..
