3 dead in Newcastle, WA shooting

Newcastle, WALocal News

In Newcastle, Washington, three individuals died in a shooting on Thursday night, leading to an active investigation by the King County Sheriff's Office. The shooting took place at 129th Place Southeast and Southeast 75th Street, following a 911 call. Residents expressed disbelief, with one neighbor recalling friendly interactions with the victims. The King County Medical Examiner will identify the deceased and ascertain the causes of death. A domestic violence advocate in the area emphasized the need for her advocacy work in light of this incident.

This shooting has shaken the typically peaceful community, raising concerns about safety and crime. Local law enforcement has not yet released any information regarding the motive behind the shooting. Authorities are expected to provide updates as the investigation progresses.

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