Nov 20, 2023, 1:29 PM | Updated: 2:28 pm
Smash-and-grab thieves have rummaged through the Rush House clothing store in West Seattle multiple times over the past few weeks. The Seattle Police Department is investigating, but no arrests have been reported yet.
KIRO Newsradio’s Sam Campbell has the details.
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