Man identified in Sea-Tac drive-by shooting, gunman at large

SEATAC, Wash. — The identity of a man found dead at the scene of  a  drive-by shooting near Sea-Tac Airport  has been identified as 28-year-old Andrae Medina-Wong.

Medina-Wong died on Oct. 29 from multiple gunshot wounds.

On Thursday,  two Federal Way men in their 20s were driving along South 154th Street—when they were shot at by an unknown person in a car driving by them.

The driver of the car - now identified as Medina-Wong - exited the vehicle and then collapsed. He was found dead at the scene when medics arrived.

The vehicle rolled forward without him, coming to rest past 24th Avenue South, about 50 yards east of the intersections.

King County Sheriff's detectives found a man fleeing the scene in a wooded area just northwest of the shooting.

He was found by police and taken into custody.

They have not released the identity of the suspect.

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KIRO 7 Chopper flew over the large response to the scene, which is near the airport's runway. Several deputies' vehicles responded.

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