Trial underway for Edmonds man accused of shooting and killing a rideshare driver

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On January 3, 2024, Waggoner, a pedestrian, nearly got hit by rideshare driver Sharif in Edmonds. After Sharif stopped to apologize, Waggoner pulled a gun and shot him multiple times. The assailant was arrested a few days later and charged with 2nd degree murder. Sharif ultimately died from his injuries at Harborview Medical Center, prompting the start of a trial for Waggoner. MyEdmondsNews.

com is closely following the trial's developments. This incident highlights ongoing issues regarding distracted driving and pedestrian safety in urban areas. Gun violence remains a critical concern, particularly in situations that escalate from minor incidents. The trial's outcome could have implications for local policy regarding public safety measures.

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