Burien, WA shooting: Major Crimes detectives investigating after 1 killed, 1 injured

Adam, thank you. We continue to follow developing news in Burien right now. Deputies investigating a deadly shooting there. This happened on 2nd Avenue and 130th, and FOX 13's Sam Campbell is on the scene. Sam, you've been speaking with deputies on the scene. What are they telling you? Well, Bill, a spokesperson tells us that one man is dead and another one is injured, but they do not have any suspects in custody. Here's what we do know. The first 911 calls reporting the gunshots came in around 3 41 this morning and now as you can see behind me they are still here when deputies got here though they found a man dead on the grass near the street and responders sent another man to the hospital but they say that his injuries are not life-threatening and since then the neighborhood has been filled with patrol cruisers and detectives from the major crimes unit a spokesperson tells us they are interviewing multiple people but they are not calling anyone a person of interest at this point. And again, no arrests made right now, but there's still a lot that's unknown. I asked where specifically this shooting took place and the sheriff's office does not have an answer on that or if the two victims know each other or the shooter, but he says the work is just beginning. This is all about safety first, right? We've got to make it safe. And then once everything, we can slow everything down, that's when the investigation will start. They'll start interviewing people, releasing people that don't need to be here And then throughout the morning they will go through and start combing for evidence in the area. So this investigation is going to take quite some time. Detectives are going to be photographing the scene here, talking with neighbors and gathering any kind of clues they can to get them an idea of what happened to lead up to the shooting and where that suspect may have gone. And again, the suspect not in custody, but the sheriff's office says there is no ongoing threat to the public. In Burien, Sam Campbell, Fox 13 News.