Man Arrested for Fremont Crime Spree – SPD Blotter

Seattle cops arrested a 31-year-old man for investigation of hate crime and property destruction within the Fremont neighborhood Thursday afternoon.

On April 10, at about 2 p.m., patrol officers responded to experiences of a person throwing rocks at folks, autos, and a constructing within the 600 block of North thirty fourth Avenue.

Group members and a Seattle Parking Enforcement Officer directed incoming officers in the direction of the suspect, they usually took him into custody.

A sufferer reported to police that the suspect threw a big boulder by means of her parked automobile window, shattering the glass. She believed the identical suspect was answerable for smashing her automobile window 4 months in the past.

A second sufferer was working at a close-by restaurant and bar when the suspect threw a big rock at her head, grazing her, whereas yelling profane insults directed in the direction of her sexual orientation.

This sufferer acknowledged the suspect from a earlier assault about two weeks in the past the place he punched her within the face.

Throughout the earlier incident on March 22, victims and witnesses reported the suspect smashed home windows, struck a automobile with a trash can utilizing an anti-Asian slur, and punched a lady within the face. The person was arrested for investigation of Assault and a number of counts of Malicious Mischief that day.

Yesterday, patrol officers arrested the person once more following his latest crime spree.

The person was taken to the King County Jail, however he was medically declined and brought to Harborview Medical Middle for analysis.

As soon as launched from the hospital, police booked the suspect into KCJ for Hate Crime Offense and Property Destruction.

This case is assigned to SPD’s Bias Crimes Coordinator for follow-up investigation.

The Seattle Police Division’s Protected Place Program is designed for all hate crimes. The members of the SPD try to serve all members of our group. We work collaboratively with our communities to have an understanding of what challenges minority communities might face. The Protected Place program is a partnership between the Police Division and companies. It offers victims of bias or hate crimes a Protected Place to go after their incident, the place the enterprise will give them shelter whereas they name for assist. Be taught extra about reporting hate crimes and the SPD Protected Place Program right here.