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by Lynnanne Nguyen , KOMO News Reporter SEATTLE (KOMO) — City officials say most of the people shot Sunday at the Bite of Seattle festival were innocent bystanders enjoying the event with their families. Online fundraisers for two of the victims have already raised more than $50,000. Families returned to the International Fountain on Tuesday, much as they had Sunday before multiple people opened fire, killing three people and injuring at least four others, including a 2-year-old boy. A memorial honoring the victims now stands at Seattle Center, surrounded by remnants of the festival and serving as a stark reminder of the violence that unfolded there.
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1 dead — in what police have The 2-year-old boy, the youngest victim, was the last to be discharged Monday night. I'm really, really sad for the people who perished, and even the 15-year-old who's in custody.
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by Lynnanne Nguyen , KOMO News Reporter SEATTLE (KOMO) — City officials say most of the people shot Sunday at the Bite of Seattle festival were innocent bystanders enjoying the event with their families. Online fundraisers for two of the victims have already raised more than $50,000. Families returned to the International Fountain on Tuesday, much as they had Sunday before multiple people opened fire, killing three people and injuring at least four others, including a 2-year-old boy. A memorial honoring the victims now stands at Seattle Center, surrounded by remnants of the festival and serving as a stark reminder of the violence that unfolded there.
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