Two men have been killed and three other people wounded in a shooting in North Seattle.
Seattle police say the shooting happened at Cafe Racer Espresso. Two men are confirmed dead, and one person has life-threatening injuries, police said. Two others also have gunshot wounds. One victim is a woman.
A law enforcement source said it could be a domestic violence situation.
Police are also investigating a second shooting Wednesday near Town Hall Seattle. A woman died in that shooting. It was not immediately clear whether the incidents are related.
The suspect in the Cafe Racer shooting is described as a white man, 30 to 40 years old, 6-foot-1, with a medium build. He has light brown curly hair, a goatee or beard and was wearing a white and plaid shirt.
The man was last seen running north from the scene.
A man who gave his name as Justin said he used to work at Cafe Racer. He said a friend was wounded in the shooting.
"It's one of the few places I thought things like this couldn't happen," he said. "They play folk music. Everybody's nice."
Roosevelt High School, less than half a mile away from the shooting, was locked down while two other nearby schools, Eckstein Middle and Green Lake Elementary, were operating as usual but locked all of their doors as a precaution.
