Motorcyclists flashed guns in Parkland, at least one fired — witnesses sought
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- At least one motorcyclist fired multiple shots at a passing vehicle on Pacific Avenue.
- The shooting occurred near 138th Street South in Parkland on June 14, the WSP said.
- No one was injured in the shooting. The WSP is seeking witnesses.
The Washington State Patrol is asking for the public’s help to identify one or more motorcyclists who fired multiple shots at a passing vehicle in the Tacoma area earlier this month.
The shooting was reported just before 11 p.m. on June 14 on southbound Pacific Avenue near 138th Street South in Parkland, according to a WSP news release.
“As the victim passed a large group of motorcycles, several of the riders brandished firearms, and at least one fired multiple shots at the victim’s vehicle,” the news release said. “After the shooting, the group of motorcycles continued south.”
No one was injured in the shooting.
The victim had been driving a silver Scion at the time they passed the group “primarily comprised of Harley Davidson style motorcycles,” according to the WSP. No additional descriptions or details were known.
Anyone who witnessed the shooting or might have more information about the shooter is asked to contact WSP detective Tessa Schahfer at tessa.schahfer@wsp.wa.gov or 253-538-3172.
