One dead in drive-by shooting on SR-167 in Auburn Thursday night

Auburn, WALocal News

A drive-by shooting on northbound SR 167 in Auburn left one person dead on June 27, prompting an immediate response from the Washington State Patrol. Troopers arrived shortly after the shooting was reported and pronounced the victim dead at the scene. All northbound lanes of the highway were closed to facilitate the investigation. Authorities have not yet released details about the victim, potential suspects, or the circumstances leading to the shooting. The lack of information regarding whether the incident was targeted adds to community concerns about safety.

Local officials are likely to increase patrols in the area as investigations continue. This shooting marks a significant event in a region that has been grappling with rising gun violence. Public interest remains high as residents await further updates from law enforcement.

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