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SPD says someone took a shot at E Olive Way’s Amante Pizza

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Seattle Police say they are looking for the perpetrator who took a shot at E Olive Way’s Amante Pizza and Pasta just after midnight Sunday morning. The initial report according to police radio chatter was of a BB gun attack on the restaurant flanking the western border of Capitol Hill well known for its large, flashing sign offering specials, the time of day and the temperature. The SPD blotter report, below, says nobody was hurt but doesn’t specify what type of gun was used and apparently nobody heard or saw the shooter. Meanwhile, it sounds like Amante’s flashy sign survived the assault.

Shots Fired at Pizza Restaurant on Capitol Hill

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An unknown suspect who fired gunshots at a pizza restaurant early this morning remains at large.

Luckily, nobody was injured.

At approximately 12:06 a.m. officers responded to the Amante Pizza and Pasta restaurant located in the 1500 block of East Olive Way for a report of shots fired at the restaurant.  Preliminary information indicates that an unknown suspect shot at the front window of the restaurant and fled the scene.  Nobody was injured during the incident, which remains under active investigation.

There is no suspect description available at this time.

Anyone with information about this incident or who may know the identity or whereabouts of the suspect is asked to call 911 or Seattle Police and refer to this incident.  Anonymous tips are welcome.

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Crone
Crone
10 years ago

That building has bad karma. Ever since the murders, nothing and none has had any luck there. It needs a cleansing.

Tomster
Tomster
10 years ago
Reply to  Crone

murders? Really? I think it’s time for a history lesson of some sort. Can you elaborate? This sounds interesting

Crone
Crone
10 years ago

Years ago – in the 70’s or 80’s – there was a murder or murders (how’s that for vague? Like I said, it was a long time ago.

As I recall, it was after hours, and the office was located along Olive Way. Somebody went in the office, where they were counting the money, killed whoever was in there, then left. I don’t think anyone was ever caught.

There was another murder down the street where that new-ish apartment building is at the sw corner of Olive way and Bellevue. It was a parking lot in those days.

Tomster
Tomster
10 years ago
Reply to  Crone

wow, no kiddin!

It has been kind of a jinxed corner… I remember Hamburger Mary’s finally failed in that location after poor performance in the Broadway Market.

Crone
Crone
10 years ago

Years ago – in the 70’s or 80’s – there was a murder or murders (how’s that for vague? Like I said, it was a long time ago.)

As I recall, it was after hours, and the office was located along Olive Way. Somebody went in the office, where they were counting the money, killed whoever was in there, then left. I don’t think anyone was ever caught.

There was another murder down the street where that new-ish apartment building is at the sw corner of Olive way and Bellevue. It was a parking lot in those days.

BATCAT
BATCAT
10 years ago

They should have aimed for that horrible sign, not the window!

I kid.

Sort of.

devin
devin
10 years ago
Reply to  BATCAT

I’m with you on this one. I actually assumed that was the case at first, and I wouldn’t blame them. It’ll take more than a BB gun to bring down that massive thing, though.

evon
evon
10 years ago
Reply to  BATCAT

We won’t patronize them because of their ugly sign. This is Seattle, not Atlantic City. Such gaudy, tacky signs shouldn’t even be legal within city limits.

fake
fake
10 years ago
Reply to  BATCAT

Well said. Never going into that place, simply because of the sign.

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