SPD oversight group demands officer under investigation for viral bodycam comments be put on leave
Seattle's Community Police Commission (CPC) is urging Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz to put an officer on unpaid leave indefinitely following comments he made on body cam footage that appears to mock the death of a woman who was hit and killed by another officer earlier this year.
Top Videos
SPD oversight group demands officer under investigation for viral bodycam comments be put on leave
Crews getting ready to tackle Spokane wildfires
Spokane, WA wildfires: 0% percent containment
Spokane fires: Man charged with arson for Old Trails Fire
WA primary election results in, some November races set
Washington primary: Early election results coming in
Seattle News Tonight for Tuesday, 8/4
Washington News Wrap for Tuesday, 8/4
Little Giant Fire creates 'hazardous' air quality in central Washington
Washingtonians drop off ballots before primary election
Spokane arson suspect appears in court as wildfires stay burning
2026 Washington primary election: What to know
A look inside the fire line as Washington air quality worsens
Todd Blanche AG nomination heads to Senate for full vote
2 deaths linked to massive Cyclospora outbreak
Pet Tricks for Tuesday, August 4
Food Truck Friday: Royal Hot Dog
Food Truck Friday: 'OMG Gyros'
Instant Crush preps for Capitol Hill Block Party stage
Seattle Art Museum extends popular Mariners collab
Spokane homeowner watches home burn down (WARNING: Contains profanity)
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs on primary election day
Renton, WA homicide: Woman killed, officer stabbed in the face
Good Day Seattle for Tuesday, 8/4
Cyclosporiasis outbreak claims 2 lives in Michigan
