Police investigating shooting in Seattle's Central District, no injuries

SEATTLE - Police are investigating a shooting in Seattle's Central District early Sunday morning.

According to the Seattle Police Department, officers were called to reports of five to six shots fired near 23rd Ave and E Union St around 3:40 a.m.

When they arrived, they found five bullet casings near the corner of 24th and Union.

Witnesses told officers they saw a small group of people standing at the corner in an argument with people in a car. At one point, the people on the corner started shooting at the vehicle, which sped off. The suspects then got into their own cars and drove away.

Police have still not identified any suspects in the shooting, and no injuries have been reported.

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