Man wanted in Fife, accused of shooting man in head

Lynnwood, WALocal News

In a concerning incident in Fife, Wash. , local police are searching for a suspect involved in a shooting where a man was shot in the head while exiting his apartment. The victim attempted to walk past the assailant, who brandished a handgun and fired, resulting in a graze to the scalp. This incident raises alarms about safety in residential areas, prompting the Fife Police Department to seek community assistance. The suspect is described as wearing a black beanie and a sweatshirt, but further details about his identity remain unknown.

Fortunately, the victim's injuries were not life-threatening, and he is expected to recover. The police have not yet recovered the firearm used in the shooting, adding to the urgency of the investigation. Authorities are calling on anyone with information to reach out to Detective J. Rackley, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in resolving such cases. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding gun violence and public safety in the area.

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