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Hog raffle to support Special Olympics

Thanks to his hard work and commitment, Officer John Abraham of Seattle Police Department, secured a motorcycle for the very first Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Raffle to benefit the Law Enforcement Torch Run Campaign for Special Olympics Washington.   Officer Abraham had a vision to get a donated motorcycle to raffle as… [ Keep reading ]

Victims asked to come forward

Seattle Police Sexual Assault detectives believe that there are potential victims who have not told their story to police.  The suspect: Royce Clinton Shorter, a minister and music instructor from Renton.  Shorter has already been charged with two counts of rape and one count of child molestion.   If you… [ Keep reading ]

Press conference video is now available

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Statement of Police Chief John Diaz

Officer Ian Birk has communicated to me his intent to resign his commission with the Seattle Police Department. His resignation will take place effectively at 4 p.m. today. At my direction, the Office of Professional Accountability investigation will continue forward. The completion of this investigation is not contingent on Ian… [ Keep reading ]

Handouts from press confererence are available

The Seattle Police Department just held a press conference this morning in regards to the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office decision not to charge Officer Ian Birk in the shooting death of John T. Williams. Handouts that the press received include the following: Office of Professional Accountability Investigation Timeline Final… [ Keep reading ]

Demonstration downtown leads to property damage at East Precinct

On February 12th, at approximately 1:30 PM, a demonstration occurred at Westlake Park.  At the conclusion of he demonstration, the demonstration  turned into a march, with West Precinct bicycle officers monitoring the march. The group marched through downtown and then eastbound on Pike Street.  As the group march, members of the group would pull large… [ Keep reading ]

Correction to SPD Statement released February 9,2011

The Seattle Police Department would like to offer the following correction to yesterday’s statement. The off-duty officer successfully retrieved the two jackets from the woman who took them. This is evident in the first paragraph of the third page of the police report, “…..states the female began arguing with him… [ Keep reading ]

Burglary suspect arrested on Capitol Hill

On February 10th, at approximately 5:10 AM, East Precinct officers responded to the 700 Block of 16th Avenue East on a report of a possible burglary.  An alert neighbor saw an unknown male standing on her property and scared him off.  The neighbor then alerted her neighbor to the fact… [ Keep reading ]

SPD statement regarding OPA investigation

The Seattle Police Department Office of Professional Accountability (OPA) received a complaint of misconduct that occurred during the early morning hours of December 12, 2010. An off-duty male Seattle Police officer and his male friend were at a nightclub in the Ballard neighborhood when they discovered that their coats were… [ Keep reading ]

Thief brings stolen property to jail

West Precinct Burglary/Theft detectives are investigating a burglary at a First Hill condominium building at the border of the West and East Precincts.  The two suspects, a man and a woman, reportedly followed a tenant into the lockout building in order to gain access and remain, looking for suitable target… [ Keep reading ]