Seattle police hold conference to address violent weekend in Belltown
A violent 24-hour stretch in Seattle left three people dead and three others injured following three separate shooting incidents in and around the Belltown neighborhood. The Seattle Police Department is actively investigating each incident as the city faces another surge in gun violence. Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles confirmed that detectives consider the shootings separate and unrelated, adding that none appear to be connected to a recent shooting at the Bite of Seattle.
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