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Nobody injured in weekend shooting in rural Moses Lake

NANCE BESTON | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 hours, 16 minutes AGO
by NANCE BESTON
Staff Writer | March 30, 2026 7:10 PM

MOSES LAKE — On Saturday morning, there was a report of a shooting in the 4500 block of Dunn Street Northeast, in unincorporated Moses Lake.  

“Moses Lake Police Department and Grant County Sheriff’s Office received a call for shots fired,” GCSO Public Information Officer Kyle Foreman said. “The youth left the scene where the shooting happened and went to another location. The suspect, after a few minutes of negotiations, surrendered without incident.”  

There were no injuries, according to Foreman.  

The Moses Lake juvenile was lodged in the Chelan County Juvenile Justice Center on suspicion of firearms-related offenses. 


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