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Man wounded in SeaTac shooting not talking to police

Sep 19, 2013, 10:23 AM | Updated: 12:16 pm

Two men were shot and wounded in a car early Thursday morning in SeaTac, but sheriff’s detectives don’t know why.

Several calls about multiple gunshots came into 911 shortly after 1 a.m. Thursday. A car, found crashed into several parked cars in the 16700 block of 31 Avenue S.early Thursday morning in SeaTac was riddled with bullets.

King County Sheriff’s detective Jason Stanley says deputies found a man nearby in his 30s with a gunshot wound.

“He was uncooperative with police and did not want to provide any kind of a statement about what happened,” said Stanley.

A second shooting victim was driven to a hospital and Stanley said that man is providing more information.

Detectives don’t know if the men were targeted or if the shooting was random.

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