Seattle shooting: Two killed and five injured in shooting at food festival near Space Needle
Key Points:
- A shooting at the Seattle Center during the Bite of Seattle food festival resulted in two deaths and at least five injuries, including a two-year-old child; one suspect is currently in police custody.
- The Pacific Science Center, located at the south end of the Seattle Center, will remain closed on Monday with all shows and admissions canceled and guests refunded.
- Witnesses described the scene as chaotic, with crowds fleeing and taking cover inside the Space Needle lobby; videos show people hiding behind pillars and merchandise during the shooting.
- Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson and Washington Governor Bob Ferguson condemned the violence, urging the public to avoid the area while investigations continue.
- Harborview Medical Center, treating several victims, is in partial lockdown for safety, with four patients in satisfactory condition and one undergoing surgery.