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Drive-thru Coffee Order Leads to Felony Arrest and Recovered Stolen Firearm in North Bend

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

An incident at Huxdotter Coffee in North Bend led to a significant felony arrest when a Seattle Police Department Sergeant observed suspicious behavior in a vehicle at the drive-thru. The officer promptly initiated a traffic stop, which resulted in the recovery of a stolen rifle and counterfeit money from the occupants of the vehicle. This arrest not only highlights the sharpness and diligence of local law enforcement but also serves as a warning against potential criminal activities in the area. The quick response of the officer likely prevented further crimes, underscoring the importance of situational awareness in public spaces. Witnesses to the event expressed relief that law enforcement was able to act swiftly.

The incident brings to light the ongoing challenges faced by police in combating crime within the community. It also reinforces the vital role that community members play in reporting suspicious activities. Overall, this story reflects positively on the Seattle Police Department's commitment to safety and crime prevention.

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