Crime and Public Safety

Newly obtained video from inside an Edmonds massage spa shows the moment a man violently attacked two women in what police describe as a “targeted assault.”

The Seattle Fire Department has responded to several intentionally set fires over the past week and is asking for the public's help in identifying possible arson.

Kimber Mills was planning to attend University of Alabama to become a nurse before Sunday's shooting in Alabama.

King County’s Reagan Dunn calls for a “Stupid Motorist Law" and tougher penalties after a series of oversized trucks struck bridges across Washington.

Tyler Pavlick is accused of placing hidden cameras at a school event and fair in Iowa.

Seattle police are looking for a driver after a fatal hit-and-run in the Ballard neighborhood on Wednesday night.

A man charged with impersonating an Edmonds police officer is again making headlines after body camera video allegedly shows him interacting with Seattle firefighters.

Detectives and SWAT members arrested a “prolific" drug trafficking suspect in West Seattle while he was out shopping with his family last week.

Benjamin Campbell was extradited from Georgia following the Sept. 6 incident.

Seattle is shifting its approach to public safety, combining pay raises for officers with added accountability measures and new ways the city responds to 911 calls.

Pierce County prosecutors filed two counts of vehicular assault–DUI against Sheriff’s Major Chadwick Dickerson, accused of driving under the influence and causing a July crash in Graham that injured a family, including three children and a pregnant woman.

Police said a 34-year-old man was stabbed, and a suspect was arrested for felony assault.

Families are cleaning up what’s left of their Halloween decorations after a string of overnight vandalism left pumpkins smashed, inflatables slashed and decorations trashed.

A vape shop in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood was heavily damaged in a smash-and-grab burglary early Wednesday morning, police said.