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An autopsy lists a perforated duodenal ulcer as the cause of death for José Manuel Sánchez‑Castro in ICE custody at Tacoma’s NWIPC; his widow has filed suit seeking records.
Charles MacDonald Porter was stopped on I-5 near Woodburn after a driver reported indecent conduct; court papers connect him to earlier Seattle-area freeway cases.
A small-plane crash near Seattle killed the pilot; KIRO 7 published video and says authorities have identified the pilot as investigators collect footage and evidence.
Crews are on the Jose Rizal Bridge after reports of a person in crisis; officials urged people to avoid 12th Ave S and S Weller Street.
A Spanaway man was sentenced to 12 years after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in his father’s December death. The plea included a deadly‑weapon enhancement.
A vessel fire at a Ballard marina sent crews to the 1100 block of NW 45th Street; Seattle Fire urged people to avoid the area while crews worked.
An open door at a Bremerton construction site led deputies to a safe holding nearly two pounds of suspected fentanyl; weapons and stolen material were also recovered.
Seattle police renewed a public plea after the Aug. 26, 2024 shooting at Dr. Jose Rizal Park that killed Kylan Dingui and wounded two women.
Seattle agreed to pay $750,000 to settle a discrimination lawsuit brought by Detective Denise “Cookie” Bouldin, resolving claims she said spanned decades at SPD. The deal bars further employment claims.
State wildlife officers removed five squirrels from Browns Point after neighbors reported aggressive behavior and a resident was bitten. Officials say the animals appeared habituated.
A late-night domestic call in Poulsbo ended with a man dead and his brother jailed, deputies say.
Tacoma police responded to reports of gunfire near the Tacoma Mall; no victims have been identified as officers work the 4500 block of S. Steele Street.
A break-in at the Mercer Island Farmers Market left Milo the gnome smashed and organizers scrambling to replace more than $10,000 in gear before opening day.
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