Vandalism in Westlake business district leaves several windows shattered
May 31, 2025, 1:47 PM | Updated: 2:06 pm
Police arrested a suspect early Saturday after he allegedly shattered the windows of several businesses with rocks. (Photo: Jason Rantz, KTTH Radio)
(Photo: Jason Rantz, KTTH Radio)
A vandalism spree near the Denny Triangle in downtown Seattle left several windows shattered.
The latest destruction comes just a couple of weeks after a similar incident just blocks away.
Just before 1:00 a.m. Saturday, someone called 911 to report a man throwing rocks at business windows on Westlake, just north of Denny Way.
Officers arrived and found a man who matched the description.
The ZoomCare healthcare clinic was one of the businesses damaged by vandalism early Saturday. (Photo: Jason Rantz, KTTH Radio)
Several businesses sustained damage, including the Boeing Employees Credit Union on Westlake Avenue N.
Witnesses provided photos and video of the incident to investigating officers.
Police believe, based on the suspect’s clothing, the man found at the scene was responsible for the damage.
(Photo: Jason Rantz, KTTH Radio)
Police booked the suspect on suspicion of Malicious Mischief and took him into custody at the King County Jail.
A police report shows that windows were damaged in at least three businesses.
This is just a few blocks away from a similar incident of vandalism that occurred about two weeks ago.
