He introduced Seattle Center Director Randy Engstrom and acknowledged the presence of the mayor, Chief Barnes, and the King County executive among the crowd. Engstrom added that Seattle Center did not organize the vigil but was there “to support” the community that did. Practical fallout continues across campusBeyond the vigil, the shooting disrupted daily life across the Seattle Center campus. The Pacific Science Center canceled all shows and general admission on July 27, and the Seattle Center Monorail suspended service the night of the shooting before resuming service the next morning. As the crowd tried to make sense of the Bite of Seattle shooting as one community, Engstrom’s words from earlier in the evening lingered throughout the gathering: “I believe in this city.