Police: Seattle gunman apparently shot himself (CBS/AP) SEATTLE - Police say the man believed to have opened fire Wednesday at a Seattle cafe, killing three people, apparently shot himself. Authorities say a man fitting the description of the suspect dozens of officers were seeking was located hours later in the southwest portion of the city. His condition was unclear. Police say the man put a gun to his head as officers approached. Police released two photos from inside the cafe, apparently taken from a security camera. One shows a man walking into the establishment, with a woman nearby reading a book. Another photo shows stools overturned, and the man standing and holding what appears to be a handgun. Police approach a house in the University district in Seattle close to where a gunman opened fire at a cafe Wednesday, May 30, 2012. They left shortly after. Credit: AP Photo/Elaine Thompson Two men died at the scene. A woman from the cafe died at a hospital. CBS affiliate KIRO's Chopper 7 could see a black handgun sitting on the driver's seat. Authorities didn't immediately know if the shootings were related. The latest spasm of deadly gun violence to hit the city worried Seattle's leaders and prompted police to consider increasing patrols in high-crime areas.