Edmonds Police Department

Today, the Edmonds Police Department joins our community in honoring the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Memorial Day is more than the unofficial start of summer — it is a day to pause, reflect, and remember the sacrifice of those who never came home.

To the families who carry their memory every day, we are grateful. Their service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Wishing our Edmonds community a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

This morning, just after 110 AM, officers responded to a reported shooting in the 400 block of Admiral Way, essentially near the Anthony's parking lot. Two groups of people were down at the waterfront. Some members of each group knew one another and had a history of dispute.

A juvenile male suspect, known to one of the victims, fired a gun at four people in a car. The car was moving in an attempt to flee from the suspect. One person in the car was struck in the arm and suffered a grazing wound. They were evaluated at the scene and did not require hospitalization.

The suspect was located and taken into custody in the waterfront area just before 3am. He was later booked into the Denny Juvenile Justice Center for the Charges listed below.

Detectives responded and are collected evidence from the scene. A vehicle has been impounded for evidence. Detectives will continue the investigation and more information will be provided as appropriate.

Suspect:
15-year-old male
Bellevue resident (former MLT)
Charges:
-2x assault 1st degree
-2x reckless endangerment
-Unlawful possession of a firearm 2nd degree

Four victims:
20-year-old female, Lynnwood
18-year-old female, Lynnwood (gunshot victim)
18-year-old female, Lynnwood
17-year-old female -Marysville

Sergeant Brittany Harris joined the Edmonds Police Department in 2016 and has experience as a Field Training Officer (FTO), a detective, a member of the peer support team, and the South Snohomish County Honor Guard. She has also served in critical roles as a recruiter, background investigator, and oversight of the FTO program. Brittany, a proud and dedicated mother, was promoted to Corporal in January 2022 and was the 2024 Officer of the Year. Her exceptional work has earned her letters of commendation in 2017 and 2024. Sergeant Harris will be leading a team of our night shift officers. Congratulations, Brittany!

Happy Earth Day, Edmonds

We are lucky to live in a community surrounded by so much natural beauty, from our neighborhoods and parks to the shoreline we all enjoy. Earth Day is a chance to pause and appreciate those places, while also remembering that protecting them starts with everyday choices.

Thank you to everyone who helps care for our community by keeping it clean, treating shared spaces with respect, and doing the small things that add up in a big way.

We’re proud to serve a community that values connection, care, and stewardship.