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Teenager injured in shooting on Rainier Ave, emergency vehicles blocking traffic

Seattle, WALocal News

A shooting outside a gas station on Rainier Avenue South in Seattle injured a 15-year-old teenager Friday afternoon. Police received the first reports of the incident at 1:52 p. m. , prompting a swift response from emergency crews. Upon arrival, officers found the teenager suffering from gunfire injuries and provided immediate medical assistance.

The Seattle Department of Transportation confirmed that emergency vehicles were blocking all northbound lanes on Rainier Ave S between S Forest St and S McClellan St as of 2:12 p. m. , disrupting traffic in the area. The proximity of the shooting to a high school raises significant safety concerns within the local community. Authorities have not disclosed further details about the victim's condition or any suspects involved in the shooting.

Investigators are working to gather more information to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. Community members are urged to remain vigilant as police continue their investigation.

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