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'Altered shotgun' recovered from Seattle encampment during search for fentanyl dealers

by KOMO News Staff

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A Seattle Police Department SWAT team, along with officers and detectives, search a homeless encampment near I-90 on April 21. The SPD said it was looking for two subjects who were dealing fentanyl. Neither subject was found, but detectives recovered an "altered shotgun," police said. (KOMO News)
This "altered shotgun" was found by the Seattle Police Department SWAT team, detectives and officers during the search of a homeless encampment near I-90 on April 21. (Photo courtesy of SPD)
A Seattle Police Department SWAT team, along with officers and detectives, search a homeless encampment near I-90 on April 21. The SPD said it was looking for two subjects who were dealing fentanyl. Neither subject was found, but detectives recovered an "altered shotgun," police said. (KOMO News)
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A Seattle Police Department SWAT team, along with officers and detectives, search a homeless encampment near I-90 on April 21. The SPD said it was looking for two subjects who were dealing fentanyl. Neither subject was found, but detectives recovered an "altered shotgun," police said. (KOMO News)
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