March 2019
Mical Roberts, wanted for White Center murder, has been arrested
The King County Sheriff’s Office, with the assistance of the TAC-30 SWAT team, arrested Mical Roberts in Tacoma without incident on March 1. He was booked into the King County Jail for investigation of murder.
On 11/19/2018 at 7:39 PM a female called 911 from a bedroom closet stating that a shooting was occurring at the residence located at the 10000 BLK 1 AVE SW.
Deputies arrived on-scene a short time later and located the 26 year old victim in the house with multiple gunshot wounds. The victim died at the scene from his injuries. The suspect fled in an unknown vehicle prior to the Police arriving.
Herbold: It’s all happening at the Zoo May 18
information from District 1 City Councilmember Lisa Herbold
Woodland Park Zoo is inviting the public for a day-long event called “Zoo for All: Celebrating Our Cultures,” set for May 18.
In partnership with organizations like El Centro de la Raza, Chief Seattle Club, and REWA, the zoo is creating a festive day that includes a resource fair and performances by community members to commemorate their art and culture. The Zoo welcomes all organizations to participate. The event runs from 9:00am to 6:00pm that day.
In addition to this event, they are planning two more Zoo for All dates in the coming months. Please reach out to the Zoo and let them know if you would like to participate in the resource fair or other programming. They need partners like to help make these days extra special.
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The Junction wants your input; How do we keep it a vital healthy business district?
The meme is out there. Retail is going away and shopping is moving online. Except that's not really the case. Like most trends the idea that people's shopping habits can be summed up in a simplistic phrase is wrong. Even the biggest online seller Amazon has opened brick and mortar locations for books, electronics, and even convenience and full grocery stores with their acquisition of Whole Foods.
The West Seattle Junction is mindful of the changes taking place in retail and facing challenges as the cost to keep leasing the otherwise "free" parking lots in the district keeps escalating.
They've prepared a survey and are seeking the public's help to make the Junction a place people want to visit, shop, dine and gather in.
Click THIS link below to offer your opinion online
West Seattle Junction Survey
Can you identify this suspect in a Des Moines convenience store robbery?
Des Moines Police are seeking the public's help in identifying a suspect who robbed a convenience store this morning at S. 240th ST and Pacific Hwy S in Des Moines.
He was dressed in a red ball cap and an Adidas Track suit, either black or dark Navy in color. His Auqa colored shoes might be a clue as well.
Call (206) 878-3301 reference Case #19-0488 if you can help. (SO)
Suspect in series of arson fires in Ballard, Fremont and Queen Anne in custody
information from Seattle Police Blotter
SPD Arson investigators have identified a 38-year-old man as the suspect in a series of large arson fires set in the Ballard, Fremont and Queen Anne neighborhoods late last year.
Detectives believe the man set five fires at businesses between October 28thand November 28th, including:
