Pullman Man in Critical Condition After Early Morning Shooting

Pullman, WALocal News

A shooting in Pullman early Thursday morning left a 28-year-old man in critical condition, as reported by the Pullman Police Department. Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene at approximately 3:08 AM on December 26, 2024, where they found the victim unresponsive in the 800 block of NE California Street. Following immediate medical attention, he was transported to Pullman Regional Hospital. The police are diligently investigating the incident, although no suspects have been apprehended at this time. Initial inquiries indicate that the shooting was an isolated event, alleviating concerns about public safety in the area.

Authorities are calling on residents with home surveillance cameras to come forward with any footage that could assist the investigation. This incident highlights ongoing issues of gun violence in the community and raises concerns about safety. As the police continue their investigation, they remain committed to ensuring the safety and security of Pullman residents.

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