Juvenile dies after Sunday shooting in Tacoma

Seattle, WALocal News

A juvenile boy was shot and killed in Tacoma on April 20, 2025, highlighting ongoing issues with gun violence in the area. Police responded to a shooting report on East 41st Street around 9:30 p. m. and found the boy with serious injuries. Despite immediate life-saving efforts by officers and subsequent transport to a local hospital, he succumbed to his injuries.

No arrests have been made, and police have not provided any suspect details. The investigation involves Tacoma police Detectives and Crime Scene Technicians, who are working diligently to gather evidence. This tragic incident not only impacts the victim's family but also raises alarms within the community regarding safety and gun-related crime. Local leaders are likely to call for action as this case unfolds.

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