#2021-297235/North Precinct/Third Watch:
On 11-09-2021 at 0014 hours, the subject in this incident has been decompensating over the past few days and has generated several 9-1-1 responses (2021-292970, 2021-294960, 2021-296952). As a result of her paranoia, the subject is barricaded inside her apartment [2200 block NE 50 Street] and driving powder-actuated fasteners through the floor into the unit below, to protect herself from perceived threats. Hostage Negotiation Team responded to the scene to assist in opening a dialogue with the subject; however, she refused to engage or acknowledge police presence. A CRT referral was subsequently forwarded.
#2021-297486/North Precinct/First Watch:
On 11-09-2021 at 0808 hours, officers were dispatched to a local business where a burglary occurred sometime overnight. The front door, shatterproof glass was severely damaged allowing the suspects inside. Security cables were cut to cameras and alarm system. Merchandise and the store safe were taken. The value of loss was estimated around $400,000. Latent Print was requested and responded to the scene. GIU Sergeant was notified.
#2021-297551/Southwest Precinct/First Watch:
On 11-09-2021 at 1030 hours, Crisis Response Team units were on scene to make an arrest on a felony harassment incident. While escorting the handcuffed subject to a vehicle, the subject intentionally headbutted an officer. The subject was taken to the ground and other units responded. An AMR was called for the transport to the jail. While waiting, the subject made threats to further assault the officers. A Type 2 Use of Force was done as well as a hazard report on the subject. The officer was not injured.
#2021-279688/North Precinct/Second Watch:
On 11-09-2021 at 1230 hours, a female in the 8400 block of 15 Av NW walked into a nearby grocery store while brandishing a knife. Once inside the store, she harassed two employees by accosting them in a threatening manner with the knife, while making racial slurs to the victims. Officers located the suspect outside the grocery store, where she was positively identified by the victims, and placed under arrest for RCW 9-41-270, Displaying Weapon to Intimidate, with bias elements.
#2021-297850/North Precinct/Second Watch:
On 11-09-2021 at 1459 hours, officers responded to assist Seattle Fire with a disorderly subject in the Home Depot parking lot throwing bottles at their engine. During the arrest, the subject resisted and a small scratch to his shoulder occurred during the prone handcuffing.
#2021-298022/East Precinct/Second Watch:
On 11-09-2021 at 1820 hours, officers responded to a report of an assault in the Walgreen’s parking lot in the 2300 block of S Jackson. Officers arrived to find two separate victims of serious assaults. The first victim was male, and he reported that the female suspect was a stranger to him and that the assault was unprovoked. He stated that the suspect came up from behind him and threw her arm around his neck and began to choke him. The victim said the suspect had a very tight grip that he could not break free from, and he stated that he was starting to lose consciousness when a female bystander tried to intervene to stop the assault. The victim said this worked to stop the assault, but the suspect responded by picking up a glass bottle and striking the second victim (bystander) over the head causing serious injury. The second victim stated that after smashing the bottle over her head the suspect lunged with the broken glass at her neck attempting to cut her throat. The second victim said the only thing that prevented her from being stabbed was the fact that she was already falling from the blow to her head and the lunge missed. Seattle Fire was called to the scene to treat both victims and they were both taken to the hospital for further treatment. Officers searching the area located the suspect a short distance away and placed her under arrest. Both victims were able to positively identify the suspect before they were transported to the hospital. An illegal knife and a quantity of heroin was removed from the suspect. The suspect was subsequently booked into King County Jail for two counts of Felony Assault.
#2021-298034/North Precinct/Second Watch:
On 11-09-2021 at 1832 hours, officers responded to NE 43/Brooklyn at the light rail transit center for a report of a stabbing. Officers arrived and located the victim and summoned medical aid. Officers conducting an area check for the suspect located a possible suspect near NE 42/University Way. Upon contact the male dropped a knife to the ground and was cooperative. A witness show up was conducted resulting in a positive ID of the stabbing suspect. Post Miranda the suspect also admitted stabbing the victim during a confrontation. Seattle Fire transported the victim to Harborview Medical Center where, as of this report, he is in stable condition. Suspect was booked into King County Jail.
#2021-298220/North Precinct/Third Watch:
On 11-09-2021 at 2305 hours, in the area of Brooklyn Av NE / NE 50 St, several callers reported hearing gunshots and a vehicle driving away; others reported observing a Volkswagen Passat abandoned in the roadway, two subjects running from the Passat, and a red vehicle fleeing the scene. Upon investigation, officers discovered evidence of a drive-by shooting resulting in bullet defects to the driver side door of the Passat. Further, the Passat returned as a stolen vehicle and was subsequently recovered. Officers processing the scene, canvassed for involved subjects, and looked for evidence.