The Spotlight

A woman accused of shooting the man who tried to detain her during a citizen's arrest is now in jail.?Prosecutors say he's not her only victim. Plus, bodycam video shows a suspect shooting at a Seattle Police officer who tried to arrest him for violently attacking a woman in a park.?And, the outdated policies causing those seeking treatment for a fentanyl addiction to kicked out of detox before they are clean.?How Courage to Change Recovery Services is providing a stop-gap to keep those clients off the streets in spite of the non-profit's funding challenges.

A pair of women using sleight-of-hand tricks to steal gold along I-5 are now the focus of a regional alert, while police and prosecutors warn of a major scam targeting vulnerable Washingtonians. This episode of ?The Spotlight? also features dramatic bodycam footage from a domestic violence rescue and how local police are using drones to respond to 911 calls.

State Rep. Travis Couture discusses his efforts to amend Washington's "Keep Families Together Act" to remove children from homes where drugs like fentanyl and meth are being used by parents.

Bodycam video shows a mother of 2 in a mental health crisis get shot and killed by Longview Police after officers ordered her boyfriend to turn her loose, allowing her to retrieve a gun. He was holding her to keep her from getting into his bedroom where the gun was located and had called 911 for help. The City of Longview paid her family a $2,000,000 settlement. All of the officers were cleared legally of wrongdoing but the family's attorney believes the city should be investigating what went wrong and what police can do better going forward. Plus, a shop owner is attacked by a stranger who tries to gouge out both of her eyes. And, video shows deputies lassoing a man and dragging him out of pond after he was threatening his family with a chainsaw. Those stories, and hate crime vandals strike a gay couple's home again. The surveillance video that shows the suspects police are trying to identify.

SeaTac Police are asking for the public's help to identify a suspect wanted for three armed robberies and a home burglary in the last 20 days. Surveillance video shows him robbing a hotel clerk at gunpoint. Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to his arrest. Plus, Thurston County Sheriff's detectives in the Cold Case Unit are investigating five unsolved cases including two missing women and three victims of murder. And, a hero shot after pushing two people out of the line of fire during a mass shooting in Lakewood is now in need of help himself.

SeaTac police are urging the public to help identify a suspect connected to a series of armed robberies and burglaries that have struck the area in recent weeks.

A 20-month sentence for trafficking millions of dollars worth of fentanyl in King County is being seen by some as no more than a slap on the wrist, especially compared to the amount of lives put at risk.

King County Sheriff's Detectives are asking for the public's help to find a fugitive accused of trafficking almost 60 pounds of powder fentanyl. It's enough to kill more than 13.5 million people and at the time, was the largest drug bust in county history. Meanwhile, one of his co-conspirators pleaded guilty but was sentenced to only 20 months in prison because of limits set by the Washington state legislature. Prosecutors argued for a much longer, saying cases like this with an exceptional amount of the deadly drug deserve exceptional sentences but state lawmakers have refused to address the issue even as more than 360 people have already died of a fentanyl overdose in King County this year.

Kirkland neighbors living near a planned homeless hotel are concerned after learning a felon with 57 prior arrest warrants and multiple convictions was living in a similar complex in Bellevue.