Child in car seat nearly hit by gunfire in Seattle
Child in car seat nearly hit by gunfire in Seattle
A child narrowly avoided injury when a car was struck by gunfire Thursday afternoon in Seattle.
SEATTLE - A child narrowly avoided injury when a car was struck by gunfire Thursday afternoon in Seattle.
According to the Seattle Police Department, the shooting occurred around 1:00 p.m. at the intersection of NE 95th St. and 35th Ave. NE.
A photo taken from inside the victim’s car shows the smashed-out glass. The image also captures a car seat which, according to investigators, was in the direct path of the bullet as it penetrated the vehicle.
Investigators are still working to uncover what may have prompted the shooting, as no clear motive has been established. So far, no arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
Child in car seat nearly hit by gunfire in Seattle
A child narrowly avoided injury when a car was struck by gunfire Thursday afternoon in Seattle.
Law enforcement officials urge anyone with knowledge about the shooting or the suspects to come forward and contact the Seattle Police Department.
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