#2025-155930/South Precinct/Third Watch/O2:
At 0052 hours, in a parking lot of the 3800 block of 1 Av S, shots were fired. Multiple casings were located from two different areas of the parking lot. A victim was in his vehicle and sustained shrapnel injuries to his arm when his vehicle window shattered from a fired round. SFD arrived on scene to provide aid, no further treatment required. HMC called 911 to report a walk-in GSW. East units investigated and determined it was related. Victim sustained a GSW to the leg. Non-life threatening. GVRU advised.
#2025-155923/East Precinct/Third Watch/C1:
At 0030 hours, two B/M suspects entered a residence and confronted the victim inside of the house. One of the suspects pepper sprayed the victim and held her to the ground while they ransacked the residence stealing thousands of dollars of items. The suspects were inside for several minutes until the victim was able to get free and call the police. The suspects fled shortly after the victim was able to escape. The Robbery Unit and the Latent Print unit responded to the scene.
#2025-156648/East Precinct/Second Watch/C3:
At 1741 hours, officers responded to a call for service at the intersection of 34 Ave and E Howell St for a vehicle colliding into a light pole and residence. Witnesses of the collision stated that the vehicle was speeding northbound on 34 Ave and due to the speed lost control of the vehicle, causing impact to a light pole and a nearby residence. The driver and all passengers had minimal injuries. SFD, King County Metro, SDOT SRT, and Seattle City Light all responded to the scene. Upon completion of the officer’s investigation, the driver was cited for reckless driving. 244 and PIO advised.
#2025-156635/East Precinct/Second Watch/C1:
At 1730 hours, police received a 911 call reporting that a group was assaulting an individual within Volunteer Park in the 1400 block of E Prospect St. The park was hosting a permitted event. Officers contacted the male victim who declined to cooperate with the assault investigation, which is on-going. The victim was there exercising his first amendment rights at the event. At the time of contact, the male was surrounded by several antagonistic event goers. Police implemented the time, place, manner restriction due to the public safety concern for the victim and to allow all parties to freely and safely express themselves. A designated protest zone for the male was established. Initially there was resilience from the male to comply as he attempted to reenter the event, and he appeared to understand the safety hazard he was creating by asking for a police escort into the event. The male had already been assaulted multiple times therefore was detained by officers for his safety. He was soon released to the protest zone where he remained until the end of the event. Officers investigated the assault and property destruction incidents. Chain of Command, MEDIA notified.
#2025-156392/West Precinct/Second Watch/K1:
At 1318 hours, West Patrol Officers arrested a suspect who had been smashing random vehicles with a skateboard. During the arrest, the suspect bit an officer on the hand. The Officer was treated by SFD at the scene. The suspect was booked into KCJ for multiple felonies.
#2025-123456/West Precinct/Third Watch/N2:
At 1800 hours, on Friday night, four officers with advanced training conducted a traffic safety patrol to mark the beginning of the 100 Safe Days of Summer Traffic Safety campaign, sponsored by the Washington State Traffic Safety Commission. Four prosecutors from SCAO joined the patrol. Officers contacted eighteen drivers, issued ten tickets, and made six DUI arrests, including one following a vehicle pursuit for felony assault, and another following a foot pursuit with a driver who already had a warrant for DUI. No injury or fatal crashes occurred in the city during the operational period. Historically, June through August are the most dangerous days for road users in King County.