17-Year-Old Wanted for Fatal Shooting on Seattle Bus Surrenders to Police

Miguel Rivera Dominguez, the 17-year-old accused, is being charged as an adult for first-degree murder and second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm in what prosecutors called a senseless execution of an unidentified sleeping passenger.

17-year-old Miguel Rivera Dominguez from Burien, a south suburb of Seattle, has surrendered to the police for fatally shooting a sleeping passenger on a Seattle bus.
The victim, 21-year-old Marcel Da’jon Wagner, was seemingly chosen at random as Rivera Dominguez and his friend, who was also present at the time, did not know him.
Court documents reveal the teenager, who is being charged as an adult, faces charges of first-degree murder and second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm.
King County Metro has increased security on the H Line, which runs between downtown Seattle and Burien, following the 'senseless execution' as described by the prosecutors.
Prior to the shooting, Rivera Dominguez allegedly had behavioural issues and had been suspended from the Highline High School over a fight in the previous year.