Teen Arrested After Midnight Pizza Shop Shooting and Failed Carjacking in Seattle
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Teen Suspect Identified and Apprehended After 1:40 a.m. Gunfire Police responded to reports of gunfire at a Capitol Hill pizza restaurant on the 1400 block of 11th Avenue at approximately 1:40 a.m. on February 27, 2026, discovering multiple bullet holes inside the shop and detaining a 16‑year‑old suspect shortly thereafter [1]. The teen had been drinking with friends and allegedly used a fake ID before the incident [1]. Officers recovered a firearm believed to be the weapon used in the shooting [1].
Bar Staff Escort Leads to Maserati Escape and Sidewalk Shooting After the shooting, bar employees escorted the intoxicated teen to a parked Maserati outside a nearby bar, where he entered the back seat before the vehicle pulled away [1]. As the car moved, the teen fired several rounds through the rear passenger window at security guards standing on the sidewalk, shattering glass and injuring employees and customers with glass fragments, though no one was shot [1]. Surveillance footage captured the gunfire and the chaotic response of bystanders ducking for cover [1].
Police Recover Abandoned Maserati, Shell Casings, and Firearm Officers later located the abandoned Maserati nearby, finding it unoccupied with a damaged window and collecting shell casings from inside the vehicle [1]. The recovered firearm was linked to the earlier shooting, and the vehicle was impounded as part of the investigation [1]. The teen was charged with felony assault and robbery, held in juvenile detention after a medical evaluation, and later booked following hospital discharge [1].
Uber Driver Reports Separate Car Theft Attempt by Same Teen While police were on the scene, the teen fled, tripped, and was taken into custody [1]. An Uber driver later reported that the same teen had attempted to steal his car at gunpoint, escaping unharmed [1]. This additional claim adds another layer to the teen’s alleged criminal behavior on the night of the incident [1].
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Timeline
Feb 22, 2025 – Messiah Washington is shot multiple times inside a Tacoma Hilltop apartment elevator, a homicide captured on video that later fuels a multi‑suspect investigation [8].
Nov 29, 2025 – Community Response Group officers attempt to pull over a speeding Dodge Durango on Aurora Ave North; the driver flees, sparking a high‑speed chase that later spreads onto I‑5 [9][10][8].
Nov 29, 2025 (later that night) – While the stolen SUV races south on I‑5, someone inside fires several rounds at an unmarked CRG vehicle; the officer remains unharmed, a civilian’s windshield is struck, two firearms are recovered, and a man later arrives at Valley Medical Center with a gunshot wound to the leg [9][10].
Nov 29, 2025 (end of pursuit) – Police execute a PIT maneuver at South 188th St and Military Rd South, stopping the Durango and arresting four teens (three girls 15‑17 and a 16‑year‑old boy) on first‑degree assault and firearm charges; two male suspects escape [9][10].
Late Dec 2025 – After tracking suspects from a car break‑in, Columbus police board a COTA bus and arrest five armed teens, ages as young as 14, seizing loaded guns hidden under seats; an officer warns “Don’t f---ing reach for anything” as they move in [3].
Jan 1, 2026 – A domestic dispute erupts in Clinton, WA; a 38‑year‑old Oak Harbor man fires at responding officers before fleeing into woods, prompting a multi‑agency manhunt [7].
Jan 2, 2026 (early morning) – The Clinton suspect, after commandeering a vehicle during a stop, leads officers on a pursuit that crosses into Snohomish County and ends with him shot dead by police; the driver he injured survives [7].
Jan 2, 2026 (≈3 a.m.) – A trooper spots a Hyundai Sonata violating a lane on US‑33, initiates a chase, disables the stolen vehicle on Route 161, and arrests three juveniles (ages 14‑17) after they flee the disabled car [4].
Jan 20, 2026 – Seventeen‑year‑old Malik Javan Jagana is charged as an adult after a stolen Hyundai chase reaches 110 mph, goes airborne near I‑705, and kills a 17‑year‑old girl; Jagana asks “Did I kill her? Did I kill her or did you guys?” while officers perform CPR [6].
Feb 2, 2026 – At about 1 a.m., a silver sedan driven by 18‑year‑old Samatar Salad fires several rounds at Columbus officers near the Linden substation; officers recover a Glock 29, and a prosecutor calls the act “random” with no known motive [2].
Feb 4, 2026 – Body‑camera footage shows the same incident; a bullet “whizzed by” an officer, who later says “It… like whizzed by me,” and Fraternal Order of Police VP Brian Toth remarks the volatile episode “could have ended much differently” while praising the officers’ restraint [1].
Feb 27, 2026 – A 16‑year‑old teen fires multiple rounds inside a Capitol Hill pizza shop, then shoots through a Maserati window at security guards, injuring by glass; the teen is later caught after a stumble and is charged with felony assault and robbery [5].
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