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Seattle city attorney says some cases against protesters could be dismissed

The Seattle city attorney's office announced Wednesday that misdemeanor charges against protesters arrested during weeks of demonstrations that have sometimes devolved into confrontations with police and vandalism might not be prosecuted or could be referred to community-based programs in lieu of jail time.

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Seattle police officers will only enter CHOP if matter of 'significant life-safety,' mayor says

Seattle police officers will only enter the Capitol Hill Organized Protest, or the CHOP, to respond to "significant life-safety issues," according to the mayor's office.

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Feds: Seattle VA medical staffer stole, sold respirators

Federal prosecutors say a staffer at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Seattle stole respirators and other equipment then sold it online amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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