A drive through Seattle’s Chinatown-International District turned violent on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, when a 22-year-old woman was shot while riding in a car off S. Main St., triggering a quick police response and an active investigation.
According to KING 5, the woman was hit while inside a vehicle off S. Main Street. The outlet aired video from the scene showing officers on location and reported that the victim’s age was 22. As of that report, it was not yet clear whether anyone had been detained.
Police response and how to tip investigators
Seattle police are investigating the shooting and have asked anyone with information to contact detectives. The Seattle Police Department lists the Violent Crimes Tip Line at (206) 233-5000 and its non-emergency number at (206) 625-5011 on its public contact page for witnesses or anyone who may have relevant video or photos.
Neighborhood context
The Chinatown-International District has been the focus of recent public safety efforts, including a C‑ID Ambassadors program that emphasizes de-escalation and outreach, as reported by KUOW. Business owners and residents have been pushing for a blend of enforcement and social services as the neighborhood looks to curb repeat violent incidents.
What to watch next
Seattle Police Department blotter entries reflect several recent incidents in the CID and nearby precincts, and detectives regularly request witness tips and video as cases move forward. This story will be updated as Seattle police or local prosecutors release additional details about the shooting or any possible suspects.
