Seattle police investigating the mass shooting at the Seattle Center during the Bite of Seattle festival have recovered an untraceable “ghost gun” and are actively seeking a potential third suspect, according to law enforcement updates. The festival violence left three people dead and shocked the Pacific Northwest community, triggering intense public scrutiny over information transparency between local journalists and city hall.
Investigators working the case have arrested a 15-year-old suspect in connection with the festival gunfire. According to Seattle police statements reported by local media outlets, the teenager was found in possession of a ghost gun.
The three victims killed in the Seattle Center shooting have since been formally identified by local authorities, drawing an outpouring of grief from the community. Residents and victims’ families gathered at candlelight vigils near the festival grounds to honor those lost during the event.
Ghost Gun Recovery and Suspect Investigation
Detectives are pursuing leads on a potential third suspect believed to be linked to the shooting sequence.
Public Transparency and Information Standoff
The investigation has also sparked a contentious local debate regarding public records and police communication. Local journalists and media observers described a tense standoff with city administration officials over the delayed release of detailed police reports and ballistic findings.
Next Steps in the Legal Proceedings
Stay tuned for further updates as court proceedings progress.