WSP explains why it took 5 hours to clear massive protest on I-5
The illegal I-5 takeover in Seattle started at around 1:15 p.m. on Saturday, and it took five long hours before traffic moved again on northbound I-5 at Denny Way and East Pine St. FOX 13 News asked Washington State Patrol (WSP) why it lasted so long and ended with no arrests. WSP is the lead agency that handles highway incidents.
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