Nelson is serving a sentence of 16 years and eight months.
Lawsuit alleges that a Federal Way police officer sexually harassed a student during basic training academy.
The driver and his passengers were not injured or charged with any crimes.
Officers report that there was an argument between two groups, leading to a shooting.
They are searching for a 37-year-old who may be traveling with his juvenile son.
They face up to three and a half years in prison.
He was found possessing a “ghost gun,” which is illegal in Washington state.
The suspect drove over 103 mph and fled from Federal Way to Auburn.
Todd Beamer High School student had been expelled for bringing a firearm to school.
He’s also on the salary and civil service commissions.
The prosecutor reported that Chase Jones was traveling at 112 mph when he crashed into the victims.
Chief Andy Hwang shared that “not all police agencies respond to CPR calls, but we do because protecting and saving lives is our number one priority.”
His sentence was a 12-month suspended sentence with credit for time served and two years of probation.
The court found Nicholas Van Cleave incompetent to stand trial.
With her high grade point average, the Highline College student wants to go into nursing.
The injured 65-year-old victim was sent to Tacoma General, but the suspect was not injured and was booked into jail.
This brought the total number of officers up to 144.
Federal Way student is among two from South King County serving on the council.
A lockdown was not initiated, but the King County Sheriff’s Office said when the scene was secured, there was no immediate danger to students.
He pleaded down his charge to manslaughter for the Feb. 2023 incident.
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office alleges that he was paid $1,000 to deface a rival marijuana company’s billboard.
Utility crews are constructing a sidewalk and a retaining wall.
A new Senate bill related to property taxes is seen as one way to mitigate the effects.
