25-year-old victim identified in deadly PikePine shooting

Seattle, WALocal News

Breanna Simmons, a 25-year-old woman from Renton, was identified as the victim of a tragic shooting on 11th Ave in Seattle's Pike/Pine neighborhood on October 21, 2024. The shooting occurred around 1:35 AM as nightlife crowds were present, with witnesses reporting multiple gunshots and vehicles fleeing the scene. Investigators revealed that Simmons died from multiple gunshot wounds to the chest, but the motive for the attack remains unclear. A potential suspect was described as a female wearing a blue jacket, but no arrests have been made, and no suspect vehicles have been located. Following the tragedy, a memorial for Simmons became the site of another shooting, which left two individuals injured.

Police have collected evidence, including shell casings from both incidents, and are urging anyone with information to contact the SPD Violent Crimes Tip Line. This incident marks the 52nd homicide in Seattle this year, highlighting a troubling trend in gun violence as the city nears last year's total of 74. As the investigation continues, authorities are on high alert for armed individuals reported in the area after the second shooting.

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