Police arrest two 18-year-olds who reportedly threatened workers with fully automatic handgun over membership

Two 18-year-old males had been arrested in Seattle on Friday after authorities say they threatened employees at a neighborhood enterprise with a modified handgun over a membership dispute.

The incident occurred at round 1:15 p.m. within the 3900 block of Southwest Alaska Avenue, the Seattle Police Division stated.

An worker advised police that they’d requested the 2 suspects to go away as a result of they didn’t have memberships. They stated the scenario escalated when one of many males pulled a gun from his jacket pocket and the opposite verbally threatened to kill an worker.

The suspects fled towards the parking storage, the place officers stopped their automotive as they tried to go away. 

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Police arrested the 2 18-year-old males and seized a handgun from the automotive. The gun had an prolonged journal and appeared to have been modified to make it absolutely computerized, in keeping with authorities.

A 3rd particular person within the automotive was launched after officers decided they weren’t concerned within the incident.

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The suspect who brandished the gun was arrested for felony harassment, illegal possession of a firearm, possession of an illegal weapon, and displaying a weapon to intimidate.

Each suspects had been booked into King County Jail on a number of expenses.
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The second suspect was arrested for felony harassment and obstruction, as he repeatedly supplied a false identify to officers. Officers discovered he additionally had warrants out for housebreaking and theft.

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Police didn’t instantly identify the suspects. Each males had been booked into King County Jail.