Bite of Seattle shooting

The decision marks a reversal from earlier in the week, when Sayles indicated the records would be released by Friday in response to public disclosure requests.

The Seattle Police Department is expected to release internal messages in the coming days regarding the city's response to the deadly "Bite of Seattle" shooting on July 26.

The Seattle Police Department expects to release internal records and text messages detailing its emergency response to the Bite of Seattle shooting by the end of this week, according to Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles.

The July 26 shooting left three people dead and four others injured. Newly released text message threads show how Mayor Katie Wilson, city attorneys, and senior staff navigated the immediate aftermath.

More than a month after the deadly shooting at the Bite of Seattle, Seattle police say they have identified two potential persons of interest.

Newly released 911 emergency audio reveals the chaos following a mass shooting at Seattle Center that left three people dead and multiple others injured nearly one month ago.

The calls capture the initial moments after gunfire erupted, detailing dispatchers working quickly to pinpoint the location, determine casualties and direct emergency medical units to the scene.

A newly obtained timeline details the emergency response following a shooting at the Bite of Seattle festival at Seattle Center.

The city's Community Assisted Response and Engagement (CARE) Department has released a timeline of how calls came in during the Bite of Seattle shooting.

A former Seattle Police Department official is raising questions about why it took five hours for authorities to share critical safety information with the public following a shooting at the "Bite of Seattle" event.

Two people in Seattle have submitted a petition to recall Mayor Katie Wilson, alleging she has “neglected her legal duty to maintain public safety and peace."