Police looking for two women after shooting in Vancouver, WA mall

Bothell, WALocal News

In Vancouver, Washington, police are actively searching for two women who were present during a Halloween shooting at a local mall that resulted in a fatality. This incident has prompted significant concern among residents and authorities alike, highlighting the ongoing issues of public safety in community spaces. The local police department is urging anyone who may have witnessed the event or has information about the women to come forward, as their insights could be vital to the investigation. The shooting underscores the troubling trend of violence in public areas, raising questions about safety during community events. As the investigation unfolds, police are committed to ensuring justice for the victim and their family.

The community's response will play a crucial role in helping to resolve this case and restore a sense of safety in the area. The incident serves as a reminder of the need for vigilance and cooperation between law enforcement and residents. Authorities are focused on gathering all possible leads to bring clarity to this tragic event.

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