Seattle English Choose a language arrow Google Translate Disclaimer SPD Blotter Seattle Police Department HOME TOPICS Home / Investigations / 2021 Homicides << Previous Detectives Investigating After Man Found Dead in SODO RV by Detective Valerie Carson on November 24, 2021 6:31 pm Homicide Detectives are investigating after a man was found deceased in an RV in SODO Wednesday morning. At 5:45 a.m., a 911 caller reported discovering their friend deceased in an RV parked near South Forest Street and Occidental Avenue South. Police arrived and found the 51-year-old male victim with an apparently fatal gunshot wound. Seattle Fire Department Medics declared the man deceased at the scene. Members of SPD’s Crime Scene Investigation Unit responded to process the scene. Homicide Detectives also responded and will continue to investigate. Anyone with information about this incident should call the Violent Crime Tip Line at (206) 233-5000. Filed Under: 2021 Homicides, Investigations, South Precinct << Previous Browse the Archive Choose a Month November 2021 (44) October 2021 (68) September 2021 (70) August 2021 (73) July 2021 (61) June 2021 (65) May 2021 (60) April 2021 (52) March 2021 (56) February 2021 (61) January 2021 (70) December 2020 (47) November 2020 (49) October 2020 (73) September 2020 (54) August 2020 (53) July 2020 (36) June 2020 (32) May 2020 (31) April 2020 (39) March 2020 (16) February 2020 (20) January 2020 (30) December 2019 (25) November 2019 (28) October 2019 (36) September 2019 (40) August 2019 (53) July 2019 (43) June 2019 (45) May 2019 (51) April 2019 (26) March 2019 (28) February 2019 (24) January 2019 (28) December 2018 (34) November 2018 (30) October 2018 (29) September 2018 (18) August 2018 (29) July 2018 (23) June 2018 (40) May 2018 (33) April 2018 (33) March 2018 (36) February 2018 (43) January 2018 (20) December 2017 (23) November 2017 (33) October 2017 (46) September 2017 (38) August 2017 (25) July 2017 (39) June 2017 (28) May 2017 (46) April 2017 (32) March 2017 (43) February 2017 (16) January 2017 (37) December 2016 (18) November 2016 (32) October 2016 (35) September 2016 (38) August 2016 (38) July 2016 (39) June 2016 (42) May 2016 (38) April 2016 (35) March 2016 (37) February 2016 (48) January 2016 (24) December 2015 (23) November 2015 (27) October 2015 (41) September 2015 (47) August 2015 (43) July 2015 (56) June 2015 (55) May 2015 (41) April 2015 (63) March 2015 (68) February 2015 (49) January 2015 (57) December 2014 (48) November 2014 (57) October 2014 (60) September 2014 (65) August 2014 (59) July 2014 (71) June 2014 (50) May 2014 (52) April 2014 (57) March 2014 (55) February 2014 (42) January 2014 (58) December 2013 (46) November 2013 (65) October 2013 (82) September 2013 (70) August 2013 (58) July 2013 (80) June 2013 (68) May 2013 (89) April 2013 (79) March 2013 (69) February 2013 (82) January 2013 (78) December 2012 (58) November 2012 (64) October 2012 (83) September 2012 (66) August 2012 (65) July 2012 (87) June 2012 (59) May 2012 (97) April 2012 (102) March 2012 (119) February 2012 (76) January 2012 (75) December 2011 (83) November 2011 (75) October 2011 (107) September 2011 (85) August 2011 (92) July 2011 (97) June 2011 (106) May 2011 (72) April 2011 (65) March 2011 (76) February 2011 (57) January 2011 (34) December 2010 (45) November 2010 (40) October 2010 (47) September 2010 (56) August 2010 (51) July 2010 (40) June 2010 (35) May 2010 (42) April 2010 (42) March 2010 (46) February 2010 (63) January 2010 (75) December 2009 (58) November 2009 (66) October 2009 (67) September 2009 (48) August 2009 (46) July 2009 (49) June 2009 (62) May 2009 (52) April 2009 (57) March 2009 (45) February 2009 (51) January 2009 (54) December 2008 (42) November 2008 (68) October 2008 (83) September 2008 (21) All Seattle.gov Blogs Police Address: 610 5th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98104-1900 Mailing Address: PO Box 34986, Seattle, WA, 98124-4986 Phone: 206-625-5011 Facebook icon Twitter icon Blog icon RSS icon City-Wide Information Departments & Agencies List Elected Officials Open Data Portal Public Information Requests Services & Information Top Requests Find a Police Job Contact SPD Police Locations Crime Information SPD Manual The Seattle Police Department (SPD) prevents crime, enforces laws, and supports quality public safety by delivering respectful, professional, and dependable police services. SPD operates within a framework that divides the city into five geographical areas called "precincts". These precincts define east, west, north, south, and southwest patrol areas, with a police station in each. © Copyright City of Seattle 1995-2021 About Our Digital Properties Privacy Policy ADA Notice