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Shooting in downtown Puyallup two suspects sought after firing at bus passenger

Tacoma, WALocal News

A concerning shooting incident unfolded in Puyallup, Washington, where two suspects opened fire on a Pierce Transit bus, targeting a passenger seated in the rear. The shooting took place on Sunday at approximately 4:42 p. m. on South Meridian, prompting a swift police response. Thankfully, no injuries were reported among the targeted passenger or the other four individuals on the bus, including the driver.

After the shooting, the bus driver successfully transported everyone to safety at a nearby transit center, despite the vehicle sustaining multiple rounds of damage. Police Chief Scott Engle confirmed that the shooters fled the scene on foot and have not yet been arrested. A police spokesperson stated that detectives are diligently following up on leads and expect to provide updates as the investigation progresses. The suspects are believed to be under 18 years old, raising concerns about youth violence in the area. As the case develops, community safety and the need for answers about the motive behind the attack remain paramount.

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