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Victim identified in fatal SR 167 freeway shooting WSP seeking witnesses - Auburn Examiner

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Washington State Patrol detectives are appealing for public assistance in the investigation of the shooting death of Breiner Andres Castro Jaramillo, 22, of Auburn. He was found dead in a vehicle on June 26 on northbound State Route 167, near Ellingson Road. The King County Medical Examiner's Office determined that he died from multiple gunshot wounds, categorizing the incident as a homicide. This tragic event has heightened safety concerns for travelers on local highways. Police are actively pursuing leads and have urged anyone with information to come forward.

Witnesses could play a crucial role in bringing justice for Castro Jaramillo and helping to prevent future violence. The investigation reflects ongoing issues regarding highway safety and crime in the area. Community engagement is essential for resolving such incidents effectively.

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