Davis said “there may be more” suspects, stating that “we’re still trying to figure this out.” He encouraged people who were at the scene to come forward and help the department locate other potential suspects.
“There are witnesses. They’re not coming forward,” he said. “We need people to be brave, to reach out to us. You can do so anonymously. We know that we have people who probably have evidence or have information that they can share with us.”
What officials are saying
Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal, whose district includes Seattle Center and who attended Sunday’s press conference, said that she was “absolutely horrified” by the shooting. She added that Seattle was “coordinating across all levels of government,” when asked about the federal government’s knowledge of the shooting.
“My heart goes out to the victims, their families, and our whole Seattle community,” Jayapal said on X.
Wilson commented on the high incidence of gun violence in the U.S. after the shooting.
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