CRIME WATCH FOLLOWUP: North Delridge gunfire suspect charged

Last Tuesday’s gunfire at 25th/Dakota was related to a family dispute, according to documents in the charge filed against the suspect by the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. It was all related to one nearby residence, prosecutors say. They filed a felony first-degree assault charge against 23-year-old Jibril Mohamednur. The documents say the suspect is related to the ex-spouse of a 28-year-old man who allegedly drove by the residence Tuesday morning and fired gunshots toward it. Prosecutors allege Mohamednur then grabbed a gun and ran out to shoot at the first man’s vehicle. They say police had responded to the residence twice in the previous two days for situations involving the divorced couple, one in which the ex-husband allegedly “drove in front of the residence brandishing a firearm.” The charging documents say Mohamednur was identified in part by video from a residential security camera. As shown in a police update we reported in a followup, investigators found a “loaded and chambered firearm” in an Audi also linked to the residence, along with clothes they believe Mohamednur was wearing at the time of the shootout. The court documents also show that he has a criminal record including felony convictions for burglary and identity theft. He remains in the King County Jail in lieu of $50,000 bail. The court documents also say police have probable cause to arrest the ex-husband but hadn’t found him as of the time Mohamednur was charged.

Alki resident June 9, 2025 (4:00 pm)

A 23 year old felon with a gun. So not his then. Nothing new

Hal June 9, 2025 (11:56 pm)

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23 year old felon with a stolen $1500 handgun equipped with armor piercing rounds no less.
- Jethro Marx June 10, 2025 (10:44 am)
  
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  These are not “armor-piercing” rounds but we still don’t want them flying around. They’re tipped with plastic to improve performance. The gun and caliber are both a bit of a gimmick. Super high velocity but very lightweight.

Mike June 9, 2025 (7:27 pm)

Man, that almost reads like an episode of The Andy Griffith Show. You can almost picture them skip walking down to Alki with a fishing pole over their shoulders whistling a tune.

1994 June 9, 2025 (9:43 pm)

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And fire your gun whilst skip walking down to Alki! No biggie! Maybe these 2 guys should be cell mates and they can sort things out without involving the neighborhood.

k June 10, 2025 (9:00 am)

Chasing people down in a car firing a gun is bad. But the guy he was shooting at had a history of escalating violence toward his ex, so that the family member felt the need to intervene for her safety. They’re both bad guys, but it almost feels like the domestic violence stalker is being treated like a victim when he is anything but. It would be great if SPD and the courts would do more to protect victims of domestic violence and harassment, so that things didn’t escalate to relatives shooting at stalkers in the street, or whatever worse outcomes were in store for the victim had her relative not intervened at all.