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Car driving 1 mph Federal Way Police Blotter

Federal Way, WALocal News

The Federal Way police blotter from January 2025 outlines several significant incidents impacting local safety, including multiple vehicle thefts and a robbery involving a firearm. On January 15, four vehicle thefts were reported, with one vehicle recovered, illustrating a troubling trend in auto crimes. A particularly unusual incident occurred on January 20 when officers arrested a driver for DUI after observing their vehicle traveling at a mere 1 mph. This highlights not only the dangers of impaired driving but also raises questions about community safety. Furthermore, the logs included a report of a jewelry scam involving a Facebook Marketplace transaction, indicating the need for caution in online dealings.

The police blotter provides a vital overview for Federal Way residents, allowing them to stay informed about crime trends and law enforcement efforts. As crime continues to affect the area, the importance of community awareness and vigilance cannot be overstated. These incidents underscore the ongoing challenges faced by local law enforcement in ensuring public safety.

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