Oct 14, 2025, 12:25 PM | Updated: 3:25 pm
Cop lights activated atop a police vehicle. (MyNorthwest file photo)
(MyNorthwest file photo)
Kent police have reopened 4th Avenue and Titus Street.
The road was closed due to police activity in the area, the Kent Police Department reported Tuesday.
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