Bite of Seattle shooting: Teen suspect to be released on home detention

Thank you, Sean. Breaking news now. The teen suspect involved in the deadly bite of Seattle shooting is being released from custody on home detention. King County prosecutors just confirmed this to Fox 13. This is the 15-year-old charged with first-degree assault for firing a gun into a crowd, as well as second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm. Now, this morning's ruling comes after a judge originally denied the teen home release last month, and despite objections from prosecutors in the office there asking for a secure detention. The state's asking the court to have conditions remain the same. The state believes there's probable cause. They believe the respondent is a threat to the community. New court documents reveal stills from a video uncovered by investigators showing multiple weapons at a meetup before the bite of Seattle. In the video, the teen suspect and the weapon found on him after the shooting are shown as well. Investigators say the gun he used does not match the bullets removed from the three people killed in the shooting. His attorney argued the 15-year-old has no criminal record and has earned several certificates for attendance and good behavior while in custody.