The Spotlight: Seattle initiative focuses on keeping most prolific offenders from committing more crimes
Seattle businesses have known since a "system failure" report came out three years ago that it was the same group of prolific offenders causing most of the crimes they faced each day. Now, Seattle's City Attorney Ann Davison says an initiative she started a year ago is showing promise at keeping those same suspects from committing more crimes.
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