Seattle shooting charges: Bullets that killed 2 not from 15-year-old’s ghost gun
Ballistic testing indicates that the ghost gun found on a 15-year-old suspect was not responsible for the deaths of two bystanders during a Seattle shooting. Prosecutors are currently seeking to move the teenager's case to adult court as the investigation into the gang-related shootout continues.
Ballistic evidence shows that four handguns were involved in the gunfight at Seattle Center on Sunday, but testing on bullets removed from two bystanders during their autopsies appears to exclude the Polymer80 9-mm ghost gun found in the possession of a 15-year-old boy, the only suspected shooter arrested at the scene, according to King County prosecutors.
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