Seattle, Tacoma city officials worried about violent summer ahead as shootings, homicides rise

The Seattle interim police chief and the mayor of Tacoma expressed concerns that their respective cities could see a violent summer as shootings and homicides continue to trend upward.

Interim SPD chief Adrian Diaz said his concerns stem from the Memorial Day weekend-- a time that the city typically examines when looking ahead to the summer.

"We gauge our summer based on the Memorial Day weekend and there were a lot of shots fired," said Diaz. "We’ve already had over 100 more shots fired this year than compared to last year, and last year was our all-time high."

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