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MyNorthwest’s daily crime report: Two shootings in Tacoma, DUI in University Place

Jun 27, 2022, 9:58 AM

Photo from Seattle Police Department...

Photo from Seattle Police Department

MyNorthwest reports on overnight crime in the Puget Sound region on the morning of June 27: Two separate shootings in Tacoma and a DUI in University Place.

Assault and shooting in Tacoma home

Just after 10:30 p.m. Sunday, June 26, Tacoma PD responded to a report that multiple people had been shot in a residence at the 900 block of East 52nd Street.

When police arrived, a 34-year-old man walked out of the house and collapsed with serious injuries. While assessing his injuries, officers say the man became combative, so they detained him and transported him to the hospital.

While searching the property, two more men were found with gunshot wounds, a 38-year-old who was declared dead at the scene, and a 28-year-old man who was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Four more people were found inside the house, an adult woman and three children, all uninjured.

One man was later detained at Lakewood Hospital. Police say that he had been shot at the residence, but left the scene for medical attention. He is being charged with two counts of assault.

The investigation is ongoing.

Two shootings and two fires in MyNorthwest overnight crime report

Shooting at a rave in Tacoma

Reports of multiple shots fired Sunday night at the 5400 block of South Tacoma Way, along with cars fleeing the area.

When officers arrived at the scene, a music event hosted at a private venue, they found a large crowd and eight victims with gunshot wounds.

Detectives report that the shooting started when an argument broke out in the alley behind the location.

Life-saving measures were used on all victims on the scene and were taken to multiple hospitals. All have been reported to be in stable condition.

Two dead after a shooting at a dinner

Two people were shot and killed, detectives say, at a dinner party in Bitter Lake at the 900 block of North 145th Street on Saturday.

Police arrived at the scene and found two men, a 26-year-old, and a 30-year-old with gunshot wounds. Despite administering life-saving measures, both died at the scene.

There is no reported motive, and police have not released the name of the suspect who has been brought into custody.

DUI at University Place

A 21-year-old man has been arrested and charged with vehicular homicide after crashing into another vehicle while under the influence Saturday, June 25.

Around 6 p.m. witnesses reported seeing a large SUV speeding around University Place, before hitting a vehicle at a stop sign at 35th Street W and Grandview Drive W.

The driver of the sedan sitting at the stop sign, a 65-year-old woman, died at the scene.

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