Over 80 Shell Casings Found After North Seattle Gunfire Grazes One Person and Hits Homes and Cars; No Suspects in Custody

Seattle police are investigating a heavy exchange of gunfire in north Seattle on Saturday morning, October 24, after officers found more than 80 shell casings near North 107th Street and Stone Avenue North, close to Aurora Avenue North. Police said one person was grazed by a bullet, several homes and cars were hit, and no suspects were in custody.

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SEATTLE, Washington — Police are investigating a shooting in north Seattle on Saturday morning, October 24, 2026, where one person was grazed by a bullet and several homes and cars were hit by gunfire, according to the Seattle Police Department.

Source: KOMO News

Officers responded to the area of North 107th Street and Stone Way North, near Aurora Avenue North, at around 8:15 a.m. after receiving several reports of a large number of shots fired, police said. Officers found over 80 shell casings from multiple different guns, including rifles and handguns.

Source: KOMO News

At least two nearby residents had their homes and apartments shot at, KOMO News reported, citing the police account. A Seattle Times report on the same gunfire, summarised by the Seattle Courant, said the shooting left over 80 shell casings in the neighbourhood and nearly hit a resident inside a home.

Source: The Seattle Times via Seattle Courant

Police said no suspects were in custody as the investigation continued. Anyone with information about the shooting can contact the Seattle Police Department. Awaaz Punjab has not independently verified details beyond the police accounts reported by KOMO News and The Seattle Times, and this report will be updated if police release further information.

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