Neighbors defend Police Chief Best's home, claim crowd terrorized area
Police Chief Carmen Best’s neighbors tell Dori they'll continue defending their neighbor, and the rest of their neighborhood from groups who come to intimidate officials at their homes.
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The epicenter of Washington's COVID-19 outbreak is now in Okanogan County, with the highest number of cases per capita in the state. -
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SPD Chief Best pens letter to city council after crowd marches to her home
A crowd showed up at a home owned by Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best this weekend. She sent a letter to the city council, urging them to end these tactics. -
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Police investigating shooting, robbery at Issaquah Costco
Thieves drove a vehicle through the front of the Issaquah Costco and stole an unknown amount of jewelry early Sunday morning before the store was open. -
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COVID-19 updates: 58,173 cases and 1,596 deaths in Washington state
Nearly 60,000 coronavirus tests have been confirmed positive in Washington state. -
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A union head representing local broadcast journalists testified to the Seattle City Council claiming their journalists support the defund police movement. -
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Expedited trial date set for ACLU lawsuit over SPD's use of crowd control weapons
A trial date has now been set for a lawsuit filed by the ACLU and Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County over SPD's use of crowd control weapons.
