Suspects linked to 78 robberies, shootings and carjackings in Sept. and Oct.
Investigators identified a total of 44 victims ranging from ages 56 to 97, including residents from Renton, Federal Way, Auburn, Enumclaw, Des Moines, Seattle, Issaquah and more.
Following a list of policy changes in July, discussion between the Office of Law Enforcement Oversight and the King County…
Office of Law Enforcement Oversight’s report includes seven recommendations.
Slaughter lived in Auburn at the time of a prior case in 2021, involving threats to former Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan.
Initiative 2113 was passed in the Washington State Legislature in May 2024.
Jury reached a verdict in the case of first Washington police officer to be tried under Initiative 940.
Governor Jay Inslee signed a bill on March 26 adding new regulations to the purchase and sale of catalytic converters…
The King County Sheriff’s Office plans to develop and implement a language access program following a complaint filed with the…
Committee members expressed concerns regarding youth leaving the center and causing additional harm. The committee also expressed concerns about youth being at risk of retaliation from community members.
Remains of “Bones 20” belong to Everett teen Tammie Liles.
“Bones 17” belonged to a girl named Lori Anne Razpotnik.
Suspect remains in jail on $1 million bail.
Of the five shooting incidents, one resulted in injury, with the shooter striking the driver of a vehicle on southbound Interstate 5 north of South 320th Street in the neck.
Additional deliveries of unknown substances to the Pierce County and Spokane County elections buildings resulted in evacuations also.
A King County Superior Court judge found probable cause for murder in the first degree.
Allegedly punched a seat-belted and handcuffed subject inside a patrol vehicle
A King County Sheriff’s Office deputy faces a misdemeanor assault charge after King County prosecutors say he intentionally punched a…
A total of 314 employees separated from King County as a result of the mandate, with eight retiring, 25 resigning, and 281 fired as a result of noncompliance.
Goal is to lower the rate by 90% in the next five years in Washington state prisons.
