WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Another overnight robbery

4:28 PM: Seattle Police have released these two summaries together, including a holdup at the Delridge/Orchard Chevron station hours after the South Delridge 7-Eleven holdup:

At 0300 hours, officers reported hearing shots fired just north of the Southwest Precinct. They responded and found an abandoned vehicle that had been recently stolen. The vehicle was checked and no weapons were located. However, while searching the vehicle officers heard another volley of gunfire to the east of their location in the 6700 block of Delridge Way SW, with multiple callers reporting the same. The area was checked but no victims, damaged property, or shell casings were found. GVRU was notified and the vehicle was recovered. While writing this report, an armed robbery occurred just south of the officers’ location. …

At 0318 hours, a clerk at a gas station in the 7100 block of Delridge Way SW reported just having been robbed at gunpoint by two masked men. The suspects fled eastbound in a recently stolen vehicle, which likely had more passengers in the back seat. One of the suspects may have had an extended magazine in his handgun. No shots were fired during the robbery, but the timing and proximity seem to indicate that [the incident above] may be related.

If you have any information, the possible-gunfire incident is SPD incident 26-154502; the robbery is incident 26-154508.

ADDED 4:38 PM: So far we don’t have details on the first “recently stolen” vehicle mentioned, but police radio archives indicate the one used in the armed robbery was a 2018 gray Hyundai Elantra.

7 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Another overnight robbery"

  • 1994 June 1, 2026 (10:41 pm)

    The gunfire is endless in West Seattle. Is there so much gunfire in other cities? I say turn on the cameras so they can help the police can identify these terrible citizens, have the court issue a consequence and take away their weapons! The idiots firing their guns are walking time bombs bound to kill or seriously injure someone.

    • Brandon June 2, 2026 (11:53 am)

      A lot of cities saw through police villainization movements in recent years and dont bend over backwards to sympathize with criminals. So no, theres a lot less lawlessness in other cities because people actually voted against it.

      But those cities’ leaders dont care about their citizens like ours do. Its their fault people are bad and do crimes in our city.

      I hear crime is down here anyway.

    • K June 2, 2026 (3:23 pm)

      You can Google crime statistics, 1994, and you’ll see that Seattle’s crime is lower than most comparable cities.  Cameras don’t prevent crime.  Memphis has cameras absolutely everywhere and they have one of the highest crime rates in the country.

      • 1994 June 2, 2026 (10:34 pm)

        Maybe Memphis has a higher rate of solving crimes with all those cameras…..Cameras helps solve crimes. A camera image of a red car lead police to the suspected killers of the teenage boy murdered in Tacoma 1 week ago. Now 2 of the suspected killers are sitting in jail – right where they should be.  We know cameras don’t prevent crime, bad people are gonna be bad and do bad things, but hey, those who commit crimes should be held accountable by any means available – even cameras. 

        • k June 3, 2026 (6:47 am)

          The solve rate in Memphis did not go up when they installed the cameras.  

        • Neighbor June 3, 2026 (11:38 am)

          “My mind is made so don’t confuse me with facts!”

  • KaiRee June 2, 2026 (6:00 pm)

    That was my car! I have photos of the suspects and id really appreciate some help in locating them

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