King County Medical Examiners Office identifies 16-year-old killed in Friday shooting in Burien home

Burien, WALocal News

On June 20, 16-year-old Angel Gabriel Estrada Carbajal was shot and killed in Burien, with the King County Medical Examiner’s Office confirming his death as a homicide. The incident occurred around 5:03 p. m. in the 100 block of SW 142nd Street, where police responded to gunfire. Emergency responders pronounced Carbajal dead at the scene, suffering a gunshot wound to the head.

Despite the ongoing investigation, police have not made any arrests or provided details about possible suspects or motives. This shooting underscores the alarming trend of gun violence affecting youth and raises questions about community safety and preventive measures. The B-Town Blog expressed its condolences to Carbajal's family and friends, emphasizing the impact of such tragedies on local communities. Historically, incidents like this have prompted discussions about gun control and youth protection efforts. Community members are left to grapple with the loss and the urgent need for solutions to prevent further violence.

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