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Man dies in shooting at FW apartment complex

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On February 16, 2025, a 24-year-old man was shot and killed at the Glen Park At West Campus apartments in Federal Way, marking a concerning trend with three homicides occurring in just the first 16 days of the month. Witnesses reported hearing four to five gunshots and observed two young Black males wearing hoodies fleeing the area. Officers responded promptly, finding the victim with severe injuries, but despite their life-saving measures, he did not survive. Federal Way Police Cmdr. Kyle Buchanan emphasized that the recent homicides do not appear to be random acts, indicating a potential targeted nature.

The first homicide of the month involved a 21-year-old man on February 1, followed by a young woman on February 13. Detectives are diligently working on the cases, following leads to bring justice to the victims and ensure community safety. The Federal Way Police Department is encouraging anyone with relevant information to come forward. As the investigation continues, the commitment to community safety remains a top priority.

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