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Scammers posing as Chinese police target young adults in Bellevue

Scammers posing as Chinese police are targeting young adults in Bellevue, police said. The suspects contact victims—typically in their 20s or 30s—through phone calls, online messages, or social media, claiming the individuals have unknowingly been involved in crimes such as fraud or identity theft. The scammers then...
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‘Just come clean’: Family hopes for tips to solve murder of Seattle mother

SEATTLE — Family and friends of a Seattle woman who was murdered last week are hoping someone will provide detectives with evidence to catch her killer. On June 15, Seattle police responded to the Aries at Bitter Lake Apartments at 916 North 143rd Street on a report of a body inside an apartment.
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WA man sentenced to 5 years in massive international drug trafficking case

A Washington resident involved in an international drug smuggling conspiracy was sentenced to five years in prison on Wednesday.
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Seattle police arrest woman for DUI, recover drugs and stolen gun

SEATTLE — Seattle police officers made a significant arrest last Sunday morning in the Denny Triangle area, recovering cash, drugs, and a stolen firearm after the apprehension of a 40-year-old woman for driving under the influence (DUI). Seattle police said on June 22, patrol officers responded to reports of...
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Death of Kent auto mechanic after attack ruled as homicide

A 33-year-old Seattle man could face more serious charges after the King County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the manner of death as homicide of a Kent auto mechanic he reportedly attacked last year. The medical examiner report on June 24 also determined the cause of death of Elvis Anolin...
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King County, WA sues homeowners for chopping down trees for a better view

King County is suing property owners and real estate agents for allegedly cutting down over 140 trees in Grand Ridge Park to improve home views, causing substantial harm to the protected forest. The lawsuit seeks a permanent injunction, treble damages exceeding $2.3 million, and penalties for violating critical area...
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Seattle targets illegal graffiti with fines after it pays $6 million in cleanup annually

Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison announced new legislation today aimed at combating illegal graffiti in the city by introducing a civil penalty of $1,000 per violation.
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Washington’s toll expansion is hitting overdrive

Washington’s toll system is undergoing a major transformation over the next few years.
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Tour This 6,992 Sq. Ft. Modern Masterpiece in Yarrow Point, Washington, Featuring a Rooftop...

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‘You aren’t Banksy’: Graffiti taggers could be sued by City of Seattle for damages

The City of Seattle is considering suing graffiti taggers for damages caused by their tagging. Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison proposed the legislation to the city council Tuesday. If passed, taggers would be required to pay for the cost of cleaning it all up, while also being subjected to a fine of up to $1,000.

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