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Joint Statement from Mayor Victoria Woodards and Deputy Mayor Keith Blocker on Tacoma Mall Shooting Incident
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November 26, 2021

Joint Statement from Mayor Victoria Woodards and Deputy Mayor Keith Blocker on Tacoma Mall shooting incident

We want to acknowledge the magnitude of this event that occurred this evening and thank our first responders for swiftly responding to the scene. We are grateful to our local law enforcement partners who responded to the call with us today. While there are not a lot of details available at this time, we believe this to be an isolated event and the Tacoma Police Department is hard at work, conducting a full investigation. Because the impacts of gun violence ripple out community wide, we continue to place high priority on public safety. As we learn more, we stand with everyone impacted by this event – we are stronger together.

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