Shooting at complex

[RVTECH]

Cam Johnson, Bothell Police PIO, confirmed with the Lynnwood Times that a 30-year-old male is in custody for first-degree kidnapping. The incident originated as an abduction in Bothell but ended in gunfire at the Mukilteo apartment complex.

 

[Alexx1401]

Cam Johnson, Bothell Police PIO, confirmed with the Lynnwood Times that a 30-year-old male is in custody for first-degree kidnapping. The incident originated as an abduction in Bothell but ended in gunfire at the Mukilteo apartment complex.

In that case they may have to keep him in jail till the weekend. Nothing to see here, move along.

 

[quneur]

At 430 AM even I would gear up, and then go looking to see which neighbor unloaded on somebody and if I can help them out.

Out here in the boonies a mag dump has a different context, but generally people don't shoot that early just to be shooting - they usually wait until most of us are awake.

There was no sirens whatsoever. And I would be nuts to walk around the crime scene with loaded rifle right after someone emptied their rig. Firstly, the neighbors wouldn't know where or who fired and seeing someone walking around armed would assume it's was me. Secondly, at the time no one knew what happened. The shooter could be at large or it could have been the police who fired since there were no sirens; no amublance, police or fire department. I've seen multiple police respond to a fender bender on the main road, sirens blaring.

 

[Knobgoblin]

Yep , apartment complex is a different universe than rural neighborhoods

 

[2gunnztoo]

First thing I would be wondering for days after is where the hell did all those rounds end up? Damn.

thats what I was thinking. might be entertaining to walk the wall for evidence of unauthorized ventilation.

 

[Certaindeaf]

There was no sirens whatsoever. And I would be nuts to walk around the crime scene with loaded rifle right after someone emptied their rig. Firstly, the neighbors wouldn't know where or who fired and seeing someone walking around armed would assume it's was me. Secondly, at the time no one knew what happened. The shooter could be at large or it could have been the police who fired since there were no sirens; no amublance, police or fire department. I've seen multiple police respond to a fender bender on the main road, sirens blaring.

As soon as I hear a hubub I fire up my Broadcastify scanner app.. it's pretty neat.

 

[Caveman Jim]

by the looks of our world, brown trousers are going to be the style for summer.

I do happen to have a pair just for that unintentional moment….

 

[The Heretic]

There was no sirens whatsoever. And I would be nuts to walk around the crime scene with loaded rifle right after someone emptied their rig. Firstly, the neighbors wouldn't know where or who fired and seeing someone walking around armed would assume it's was me. Secondly, at the time no one knew what happened. The shooter could be at large or it could have been the police who fired since there were no sirens; no amublance, police or fire department. I've seen multiple police respond to a fender bender on the main road, sirens blaring.

Yeah see, I would not know if there was a crime or not, and I would not know whether the sheriff was called or if he should be called until I found out what happened. We have often have gun fire here, and in the almost ten years I have been here, none of it has been crime related. The only unusual would be gun fire at 430 AM.

The point of my previous post was that out here in the boonies gun fire has different connotations.

And yes, I know what Mukilteo is like, been there many times - used to live in Everett where we had driveby shootings on our dead end - twice (to which I went outside, armed)