The Brief
- Daniel McCullough was arrested on Oct. 30 and charged with second-degree assault and felony harassment after threatening to kill supermarket employees in Shoreline and stabbing a responding deputy in the arm.
- Despite prosecutors requesting $75,000 bail due to public safety concerns, bail was set at $25,000, allowing McCullough to be released the following day.
- McCullough failed to appear for his Nov. 5 arraignment, leading a judge to issue a bench warrant that raises his bail to $150,000 upon capture.
SHORELINE, Wash. – Bodycam video from the King County Sheriff’s Office shows the arrest of a suspect who pulled a knife on deputies and stabbed one of them in the arm.
Daniel McCullough was arrested on Oct. 30, but released the very next day on $25,000 bail.
King County prosecutors have charged him with second-degree assault and felony harassment.
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