Seattle cops arrested two males, armed with weapons, after harassing a meals service employee in Capitol Hill this weekend.
On April 11 at about 4:00 a.m., patrol officers responded to stories of armed males inside a fast-food restaurant within the 1200 block of East Pike Road. There, officers detained two males, 21 and 28, for weapons violations and shortly recovered their weapons.
Police decided that the suspects had beforehand ordered meals but have been sad with their order. After leaving the realm for some time, they returned and commenced arguing with one of many workers. “The dialog turned ‘hostile’ and the suspects turned increasingly aggressive and commenced yelling,” in accordance with the police report.
Seeing them with weapons, the worker pressed a duress alarm, alerting the police.
They first suspect, 21, armed with a short-barreled rifle and a 30-round journal, appeared intoxicated. He additionally had a $5,000 DUI warrant for his arrest. The pistol belonging to the second suspect, 28, turned out to be a stolen gun out of Tacoma.
Officers arrested each suspects for harassment and a number of weapons offenses. Police booked them into the King County Jail.
Incident Quantity: 2026-98842
