Tukwila Police respond to large fight at Southcenter Mall Saturday night no shots fired

Burien, WALocal News

A large brawl erupted at Southcenter Mall’s food court in Tukwila on March 8, 2025, leading to a significant law enforcement response. Initially, there were alarming reports of gunfire, prompting SWAT teams to attend the scene; however, Tukwila Police later confirmed that no shots were fired and no gunshot victims were located. The incident resulted in a lockdown and evacuation of the mall, reflecting the heightened security measures in response to large gatherings. While the police have stated that the investigation is ongoing, details surrounding the altercation remain unclear, including what instigated the fight and the number of individuals involved. Authorities are emphasizing the importance of witness testimonies to piece together the events of that night.

This situation has raised broader concerns about safety in public areas, given the potential for violence. Community members are encouraged to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity. As the investigation unfolds, the local community is left seeking answers and reassurance regarding their safety in public spaces.

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