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Seattle Police Chief refers to known gun violence suspects as ‘trigger pullers’
Police say the three shootings were unconnected, and city leaders plan a gun violence prevention strategy after three people were killed and four were wounded.
- Six people were shot in Seattle over a 24-hour period, resulting in three deaths, including a 20-year-old man, a 23-year-old woman, and a 17-year-old boy, with multiple others injured.
- Interim Seattle Police Chief Andre Sayles referred to suspects as "trigger pullers" and stated that the department is increasing patrols and working with prosecutors to identify and bring these individuals to justice.
- Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson expressed condolences and announced a forthcoming comprehensive gun violence prevention strategy involving community partners and lawmakers.
- Police have yet to make arrests in the recent shootings, are reviewing extensive surveillance footage and witness reports, and are deploying specialized units to address ongoing violence.
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Blue-city police chief draws scrutiny after referring to known gun violence suspects as ‘trigger pullers’
Seattle police are increasing patrols and targeting known "trigger pullers" after three shootings killed three people over Labor Day weekend. Tips and videos are being sought.
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·St. Louis, United States
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