Tragic Night in Pioneer Square: Seattle Native Breon Dinish  Has Been  Identified Among Three Killed in Deadly OHM Club Shooting, Community Calls for Justice

Seattle, WA — May 18, 2025

In the early hours of Saturday morning, the vibrant neighborhood of Pioneer Square was rocked by a devastating shooting outside the OHM Club on South Washington Street that claimed three lives and left another man fighting for his life. Among the victims was 28-year-old Breon Dinish, a well-known and cherished member of the Seattle community whose life was tragically cut short.

Breon Dinish, a lifelong Seattle resident, was remembered by friends and family as a kind-hearted and ambitious young man with deep roots in the city he called home. His death has sent shockwaves through the community, which continues to reel from the brutal violence that unfolded just after 1 a.m. at 172 South Washington Street.

According to Seattle Police Department reports, Breon was one of two men and one woman pronounced dead at the scene following the shooting. A fourth victim, a man, was rushed to Harborview Medical Center in critical condition and remains hospitalized.

Authorities have confirmed that no suspects are currently in custody, and the investigation is ongoing. Police are actively reviewing surveillance footage, canvassing witnesses, and following leads in an effort to bring those responsible to justice. The department has appealed to the public for any information that might aid the investigation.

Friends and family of Breon have taken to social media to honor his memory, sharing heartfelt tributes that paint a picture of a young man full of promise and compassion.

“Breon had a heart of gold,” said a close friend. “He was someone who always looked out for others and dreamed big. It’s unbearable to think such a bright life was taken so senselessly.”

This shooting is not an isolated incident but part of a troubling increase in violent crime in Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square neighborhood. The area has experienced a rise in shootings, stabbings, and other violent acts in recent months, casting a shadow over its once bustling streets and vibrant nightlife.

Community leaders and law enforcement officials have pledged to take decisive action to curb the violence and restore safety to the neighborhood. “We owe it to Breon and all victims of violence to do everything in our power to prevent future tragedies,” a Seattle Police spokesperson said.

As the city mourns, the loss of Breon Dinish serves as a painful reminder of the human cost of violence. His family has asked for privacy as they grieve, while also urging the community to come together in solidarity against senseless acts of violence.

Anyone with information related to the shooting is urged to contact Seattle Police. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through local crime tip lines.

The community waits anxiously for justice and hopes that Breon’s story will inspire renewed commitment to peace and safety in Pioneer Square and beyond.