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Dozens of vendors say they are trying to figure out how to move on after being caught in the crosshairs of Sunday’s Bite of Seattle shooting that killed three and injured four people. Nana’s Food Bites employee Thirdie Buenventure said he was only feet from the three gunmen when the shots started. “I had to hide out in the fridge with my coworker and her mom because I was scared since there was a gun,” Buenventure said. By Tuesday morning, the Seattle Center was mostly cleared out. The remnants of the abandoned food and tents are gone, but Buenventure said he is still having trouble processing the event. “I sleep last night like three hours, then I woke up and I hear a gun, I try to sleep again,” Buenventure said.
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On top of all the food waste that happened because everyone ditched their booths to run to safety, Buenventure said their cash box was also stolen Sunday night during or after the Seattle Police Department investigation of the area. 1 dead — three and injured four
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