Boxes full of IDs, checks, and bank account info found in Kent could point to crime ring

Boxes filled with personal information, including IDs, checks, and bank accounts, were discovered at an apartment complex in Kent, Washington, raising concerns about a potential crime ring. Security officer Tema Woods from Blue Falcon Tactical Solutions is collaborating with local police and the FBI to investigate the origins and implications of the documents, which may also involve human trafficking. The situation highlights the ongoing issue of identity theft and the need for vigilance in protecting personal information.

Jewelry thief flees Seattle Tiffany Co. with 27K gold-diamond bracelet on wrist

A jewelry thief made off with a $27,000 gold and diamond bracelet from Tiffany & Co. in Seattle, prompting police to seek public assistance in identifying the suspect. The incident occurred on January 2, when the thief, posing as a customer, fled the store after trying on the bracelet. Despite a brief struggle with store security, he escaped but is now under investigation for another theft involving a different bracelet.

Seattle SWAT team arrests man in connection to deadly Baker Park shooting

Seattle police have arrested a 20-year-old man linked to a deadly shooting at Baker Park, which occurred on January 26, 2025. The suspect faces charges of robbery and murder, with evidence collected during the arrest, including a firearm. This incident has sparked community efforts to enhance safety in the area, especially for families and children.

Seattle's ManInTree calls 911 dispatch 42 times, threatens to shoot up Portland precinct

A Portland man, Cody Lee Miller, has been arrested without bail after making 42 threatening calls to 911, including threats to shoot up a police precinct. Miller, previously known as "Seattle's man in tree," has a history of criminal behavior and was found at Washington Park with a cut on his hand. He faces charges of aggravated harassment and improper use of the emergency communications system.

Councilmember Moore releases statement following Seattle Police Department arrest of Maserati drive-by shooting suspect

Seattle City Councilmember Cathy Moore expressed gratitude to the Seattle Police Department for their swift action in arresting a suspect linked to a drive-by shooting in the Greenwood neighborhood on December 28, 2024. The suspect, a 38-year-old convicted felon, was apprehended by the SPD SWAT team in Lower Queen Anne on January 27, 2025, following extensive investigative efforts.

Good Samaritan Helps Knocked-Out Capitol Hill Robbery Victim Get Home

A good Samaritan intervened after witnessing a robbery in Capitol Hill, where a driver was knocked unconscious during a fender bender altercation. The witness drove the victim home, leaving a note that helped police investigate the incident. This act of kindness amid rising crime highlights ongoing safety concerns in the community.

Good Samaritan Helps Knocked-Out Capitol Hill Robbery Victim Get Home

A good Samaritan intervened during a robbery incident in Capitol Hill on January 16, helping the victim who was knocked out during the attack. The article highlights the importance of community support in times of crisis, showcasing the quick actions of bystanders in ensuring the victim's safe return home. This incident underscores ongoing concerns about public safety in urban areas.

Good Samaritan Helps Knocked-Out Capitol Hill Robbery Victim Get Home

A good Samaritan intervened in a robbery incident in Capitol Hill, Seattle, after witnessing a victim being knocked unconscious during a fender bender altercation. The witness drove the victim home and left a note in his pocket, which helped police piece together the events. Seattle Police are investigating the robbery, which involved the suspect also attempting to extort money from the victim's family.

Road rage shooter gets 10 years in prison for paralyzing Washington man

A King County judge sentenced Francisco Castro-Guzman to 10 years in prison for a 2023 road rage shooting that left Bryan Dukes paralyzed. The 21-year-old pleaded guilty to assault, drive-by shooting, and unlawful firearm possession, sparking outrage from the victim and his family over the perceived leniency of the sentence.

Road rage shooter gets 10 years in prison for paralyzing Washington man

Francisco Castro-Guzman was sentenced to ten years in prison for a road rage shooting that left Bryan Dukes paralyzed. The incident occurred on I-5 in SeaTac in 2023, where Castro-Guzman opened fire from his vehicle, resulting in severe consequences for Dukes. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding gun violence and road rage incidents in Washington.