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An 18-year-old named Jaydon Jameson was shot and killed in a violent incident at Broadway and Pike in Seattle, intensifying concerns about public safety in the area. This incident is the second homicide within weeks, following the death of 26-year-old Robert Fleeks, whose slaying was also linked to neighborhood violence. Police are investigating possible connections between the two murders, urging community members to provide any relevant information. In response to the rising gun violence, local council representative Joy Hollingsworth has released a comprehensive five-point plan designed to enhance public safety in Capitol Hill and First Hill. Proposed measures include a consistent police presence, increased funding for neighborhood cleanup, and the introduction of community ambassadors to foster engagement.

Hollingsworth aims to advocate for temporary shelter encampments equipped with essential resources to support those in crisis. The King County Medical Examiner confirmed that Jameson died from multiple gunshot wounds, highlighting the severity of the issue. Authorities continue to seek assistance from the public to aid in their investigations.

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