Southcenter Boulevard closed in Tukwila after 2 shot on Metro bus Monday suspects flee - The B-Town (Burien) Blog

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A shooting incident on February 17, 2025, left two individuals injured on a King County Metro bus in Tukwila, triggering a large police response and the closure of Southcenter Boulevard. One victim was reported to have a gunshot wound to the abdomen, while the other suffered a leg injury, with both victims' conditions remaining undisclosed. Authorities have confirmed that several suspects fled the scene, leading to the deployment of a K-9 unit to aid in the search. The investigation is being spearheaded by the King County Sheriff’s Office Metro Unit, which is actively seeking to determine the motive behind the shooting. As of now, no suspect descriptions have been released, leaving the investigation open and ongoing.

This incident has raised concerns about safety on public transportation in the region, given the history of violent incidents in the area. The community is urged to remain vigilant as updates on the investigation are anticipated. More details will emerge as authorities continue their efforts to resolve this troubling event.

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