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Archives for November 2011

Car-Jacking, Hit & Run Collision, suspect caught

On November 17th at approximately 8:52 p.m. officers responded to a 911 report of a car-jacking near Boylston Avenue and East Howell Street.  Preliminary investigation indicates that a male suspect in his mid-20’s approached the adult female victim as she was getting into her car.  By his gestures the suspect indicated… [ Keep reading ]

November 17 demonstrations

On November 17th starting at approximately 3:30 p.m. there were marches and demonstrations that converged on the University District of North Seattle.  Throughout the afternoon, officers monitored the peaceful demonstrations.  The estimated total turnout was approximately 600 people.  There was a rally on University Bridge in which vehicular traffic was shut down… [ Keep reading ]

Stolen bicycle, would like to return to owner

On November 10th, a West Precinct burglary detective contacted a known bicycle thief riding a yellow, Gary Fisher brand bicycle.   The suspect admitted to stealing the bike that day, but could not provide an exact location.  The detective cannot locate any recent bicycle theft reports where this bicycle is listed.  In… [ Keep reading ]

Vehicle/pedestrian collision on Aurora with injuries

On November 16th at approximately 11:22 p.m. officers responded to reports of a vehicle/pedestrian collision near North 105th Street and Aurora Avenue North.  Preliminary investigation indicates that a male driver in his 20’s was traveling northbound on Aurora Avenue North in his Ford Taurus sedan.  A 22-year-old female pedestrian was… [ Keep reading ]

ADRT-Drivers continue to drive in the ‘bus only’ lane on the West Seattle Bridge

On 11-16-11, the Aggressive Driver Response Team conducted traffic emphasis and issued the following citations today: West Seattle Bridge – 45 mph zone 1 at 76 mph 1 at 68 mph 1 at 65 mph 8 Bus Lane violations SW Admiral Way – 30 mph zone 2 at 49 mph… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle refutes journalism professor’s criticism on data accessibility

Public accessibility of police data is a concern for everyone and a priority for the City of Seattle and the Seattle Police Department.  In 2010, almost all Seattle Police records were made available online to anyone with an Internet connection while at the same time safeguarding the privacy of crime… [ Keep reading ]

Shooting suspect arrested

On the evening of November 15th officers arrested a 20-year-old male suspect who was wanted for a shooting that occurred near MLK Jr. Way South and South Dearborn Street on November 6th, 2011.  In that incident the victim was shot at least once in the torso and sustained non-life-threatening injuries.  The suspect was taken into… [ Keep reading ]

Aggressive Driving enforcement

On November 15th officers from the Aggressive Driver Response Team issued the following citations:  Highland Park Way SW – 30 mph zone 1 at 56 mph 1 at 53 mph 2 at 49 mph 1 at 48 mph 1 at 47 mph 1 at 46 mph 2 at 45 mph… [ Keep reading ]

Demonstration downtown, six arrested

This information is preliminary and subject to change: On November 15th at approximately 3:45 p.m. a march commenced from the Seattle Central Community College campus to Belltown.  The demonstrators began marching northbound in the street in the 2300 block of 3rd Avenue blocking traffic.  Officers gave numerous verbal warnings to get… [ Keep reading ]

Ethnic Chambers’ Police Appreciation Night

The Ethnic Chambers’ Police Appreciation Night was a success with over 150 people attending.  KCTS 9 Connects host Enrique Cerna acted as Master of Ceremonies.  Chambers of Commerce represented include the Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, Hispanic, East African, African American and Greater Seattle.  A listing of the officers honored is included… [ Keep reading ]