• Police officers investigate the scene of a deadly shooting at a Walmart store in Tumwater, Wash., Sunday, June 17, 2018. A gunman wounded a few people before being fatally shot by a bystander at the store in Washington state's city Sunday evening.  Photo: AP / KOMO News
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Police officers investigate the scene of a deadly shooting at a Walmart store in Tumwater, Wash., Sunday, June 17, 2018. A gunman wounded a few people before being fatally shot by a bystander at the store in Washington state's city Sunday evening.  less
Police officers investigate the scene of a deadly shooting at a Walmart store in Tumwater, Wash., Sunday, June 17, 2018. A gunman wounded a few people before being fatally shot by a bystander at the store in ... more
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Police investigate shooting at Tumwater Walmart.

Police investigate shooting at Tumwater Walmart.

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Police investigate shooting at Tumwater Walmart.

Police investigate shooting at Tumwater Walmart.

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Police tape surrounds the Tumwater Walmart where police say two people were wounded by a man with a gun.

Police tape surrounds the Tumwater Walmart where police say two people were wounded by a man with a gun.

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Click through for a look at the violent crime rates in Washington’s 25 largest cities. The numbers were collected in 2016 by the FBI and released as part of the annual Crime in the United States report. 
Click through for a look at the violent crime rates in Washington’s 25 largest cities. The numbers were collected in 2016 by the FBI and released as part of the annual Crime in the United States report. 
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Auburn – Population: 78,400 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 4.2

Auburn – Population: 78,400 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 4.2

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Bellevue – Population: 142,238 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 1
Bellevue – Population: 142,238 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 1
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Bellingham – Population: 86,005 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.6
Bellingham – Population: 86,005 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.6
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Burien – Population: 50,934 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 4.9
Burien – Population: 50,934 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 4.9
Photo: JOSHUA TRUJILLO, SEATTLEPI.COM
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Everett – Population: 108,988 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 4.5
Everett – Population: 108,988 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 4.5
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Federal Way – Population: 96,338 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 4.7
Federal Way – Population: 96,338 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 4.7
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Kennewick – Population: 79,837 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.3
Kennewick – Population: 79,837 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.3
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Kent – Population: 128,604 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.9
Kent – Population: 128,604 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.9
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Kirkland – Population: 88,627 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 0.9
Kirkland – Population: 88,627 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 0.9
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Lacey – Population: 47,215 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.3
Lacey – Population: 47,215 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.3
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Marysville – Population: 68,172 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.3
Marysville – Population: 68,172 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.3
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Olympia – Population: 50,972 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 3.9
Olympia – Population: 50,972 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 3.9
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Pasco – Population: 71,077 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.1
Pasco – Population: 71,077 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.1
Photo: JOSHUA TRUJILLO, SEATTLEPI.COM
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Redmond – Population: 61,893 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 1.3
Redmond – Population: 61,893 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 1.3
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Renton – Population: 101,908 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 3.3
Renton – Population: 101,908 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 3.3
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Richland – Population: 55,475 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 1.8
Richland – Population: 55,475 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 1.8
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Sammamish – Population: 53,387 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 0.4
Sammamish – Population: 53,387 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 0.4
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Seattle – Population: 700,313 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 6.1
Seattle – Population: 700,313 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 6.1
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Shoreline – Population: 55,905 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 1.6
Shoreline – Population: 55,905 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 1.6
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Spokane – Population: 214,028 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 6.0
Spokane – Population: 214,028 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 6.0
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Spokane Valley – Population: 95,923 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.8
Spokane Valley – Population: 95,923 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 2.8
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Tacoma – Population: 209,914 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 9.5
Tacoma – Population: 209,914 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 9.5
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Vancouver – Population: 174,912 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 3.9
Vancouver – Population: 174,912 people – Violent crime arrests per 1,000 residents: 3.9
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TUMWATER, Wash. (AP) — Tim Day has been identified as the armed suspect killed by a bystander Sunday in a Walmart parking lot in Washington state, police said Monday.

Authorities say the string of crimes began earlier Sunday when the 44-year-old man from McCleary, Washington, is believed to have unsuccessfully attempted to carjack a family at a gas station in Olympia, which is about 60 miles (97 kilometers) southwest of Seattle.

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He fled after the attempt, according to police, and was later seen driving erratically before crashing into another vehicle in nearby Tumwater. A 16-year-old boy and another person were treated for minor injuries near the crash, but authorities didn't disclose if the injuries were from the crash or if they had been shot.

After crashing his car, Day "attempted to carjack at least two other vehicles, fired shots at the vehicles, and demanded owners abandon their cars," Tumwater police spokeswoman Laura Wohl said in a news release.

She said Day eventually carjacked a vehicle, which he drove to Walmart about a mile (1.6 kilometer) north of the crash. Police said he went inside, "fired at a locked ammunition display case, removed some ammunition and exited the store."

Day then tried to carjack another person and shot the driver twice when he did not comply, police said.

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Two shoppers in the store who were legally carrying firearms ran to the parking lot after hearing the gunshots. Police say a 47-year-old man from Oakville, Washington, shot Day as he tried to carjack another driver.

Day died at the scene, police said.

The man from Oakville retrieved a first-aid kit from his car and provided aid to the driver who had been shot until medics arrived, police said. Officials said Monday that the driver remains in critical condition at a Seattle hospital.