Crossley said they do not know what led up to the shooting, but added officers were dispatched to the location after someone called saying they had heard gunshots in the area. Police said they have not found any suspects, but detectives are searching for leads. Kolby Crossley, a spokesperson with the APD, said they will speak with staff at the casino and with the tribe about the investigation as police work to uncover more details and find any surveillance video that might exist. RELATED: Auburn leaders take action to address recent break-ins, crime impacting business owners Police said the condominiums are on Muckleshoot tribal land, but since it's in Auburn city limits, the APD is investigating. 'Life-saving measures were taken,' but the woman was later pronounced dead, the APD added. When police arrived, they found a 38 year-old woman who had been shot at least once, according to the APD. of a shooting near the Greentree Condominiums, which are located on the 2600 block of 19th Place Southeast, next to Muckleshoot Casino Resort.

A woman was shot and killed in Auburn on Wednesday morning and police are searching for a suspect.Īccording to the Auburn Police Department (APD), officers received reports around 4:13 a.m.

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