Police investigate shooting involving officers in Everett, WA

An investigation is underway after a shooting involving officers in Everett on Friday morning.

According to the Everett Police Department (EPD), the shooting happened in the 8700 block of 7th Avenue Southeast at around 3 a.m.

Authorities say no officers were injured. One person was hurt, and their condition is unknown.

Police have closed 7th Avenue Southeast from 84th Street Southeast to 90th Street Southeast.

An investigation is underway after a shooting involving officers in Everett Friday morning. According to the Everett Police Department (EPD), the shooting happened in in the 8700 block of 7th Avenue Southeast at around 3 a.m. Authorities say no officers were injured. Police have closed off 7th Avenue Southeast from 84th Street Southeast to 90th Street Southeast.

(Everett Police Department)

What they're saying:

"This is an active investigation and more details will be released when they are known," the EPD wrote in a social media alert. 

The public has been asked to avoid the area.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

The Source: Information in this story comes from the Everett Police Department.

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