SEATTLE, Washington — More than 80 shell casings were recovered in Seattle's Northgate neighbourhood after heavy gunfire on Saturday morning, October 24, damaging homes and cars, the Seattle Police Department said. Officers responded to the area of North 107th Street and Stone Avenue North at about 8:15 a.m. after receiving several reports of a large number of shots fired, according to the department.
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Detectives with the police department's Gun Violence Reduction Unit recovered over 80 shell casings from multiple different firearms, including rifles and handguns, scattered around the intersection, FOX 13 Seattle reported. Several homes and vehicles were confirmed hit by gunfire.
FOX 13 Seattle reported no injuries, though rounds narrowly missed a resident after piercing a home's window. Police said no suspects were in custody, and investigators were searching for a damaged black sedan seen fleeing north on Aurora Avenue North.
The investigation into who fired the shots and why remains ongoing, police said. No motive had been announced in the reporting available on Sunday.