VIDEO Quick police action leads to arrest of teen after Auburn Sounder shooting

Auburn, WALocal News

A 15-year-old suspect was arrested following a shooting at the Sounder Transit Center in Auburn on May 27, 2025. Auburn Police Officer Moreno, stationed nearby, reacted promptly upon hearing gunfire around 2:33 p. m. He pursued a male suspect seen fleeing the scene with a firearm. After a brief foot chase, Officer Moreno successfully took the teen into custody.

The police department praised Officer Moreno for his swift and effective response, emphasizing the importance of police presence in ensuring community safety. Investigators have not disclosed details regarding injuries or the motive behind the shooting, which raises concerns about youth violence in the area. Local officials are urging residents to stay vigilant as the case remains under investigation. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges law enforcement faces in dealing with gun-related crimes in public spaces.

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