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Suspect in custody following spate of stabbing attacks in Seattle: Police
- Thread starter kingfisher
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Maybe he's upset at the election results?
pupchow
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5 injured in 'pattern' of stabbings in Seattle's CID over 24 hours
Five people were stabbed in a close radius in Seattle's Chinatown-International District over the course of about 24 hours.
komonews.com
Wouldn't it be something if the suspect detained after the 3rd stabbing, kept on.
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Unless it's me or mine being stabbed I'm not shooting anybody.
I'm not about to go to jail like Daniel Penny for defending somebody who would rather see me in jail.
I'd sooner watch a defenseless unarmed liberal bleed to death than go to jail for the rest of my life.
That same person likely does not support my right to carry, anyway.
Obviously, and I agree. I never implied anything different!
pupchow
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$2 mil bail, prior warrants, age 37, but name remains unknown?
By the description, there seem to be some similarities between the suspect held, and the one that was released after the third stabbing.
Stabbing 3:Eighth Avenue Southand South Jackson Street
At 8:09 p.m. Thursday, a male victim was stabbed multiple times in the chest, back, and hands. He was taken to Harborview Medical Center in serious condition.
Officers began to look for a suspect in connection to the third stabbing. The suspect was described as a Black 40-year-old man about six feet tall, 200 pounds, and wearing a puffy jacket with green pants.
Police found and detained a suspect, but witnesses told officers they were not sure if it was the correct suspect. The man detained, however, had a felony warrant and the SPD said he was booked into King County Jail for that warrant.
apnews.com
SEATTLE (AP) — A 37-year-old man who police say stabbed five people in Seattle in broad daylight Friday and possibly four others the day before made his first court appearance Saturday where a judge ordered him held on $2 million bail.
“People who live in and travel to the Chinatown-International District deserve to feel safe and be safe,” said King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion after the judge found probable cause to hold him on five counts of first-degree assault.
In setting the high bail amount, the judge noted that the man had a warrant out for his arrest. He also has nine felony convictions in Washington state that include four car thefts, possession of stolen property, robbery and attempted burglary, according to the probable cause report.
By the description, there seem to be some similarities between the suspect held, and the one that was released after the third stabbing.
Stabbing 3:Eighth Avenue Southand South Jackson Street
At 8:09 p.m. Thursday, a male victim was stabbed multiple times in the chest, back, and hands. He was taken to Harborview Medical Center in serious condition.
Officers began to look for a suspect in connection to the third stabbing. The suspect was described as a Black 40-year-old man about six feet tall, 200 pounds, and wearing a puffy jacket with green pants.
Police found and detained a suspect, but witnesses told officers they were not sure if it was the correct suspect. The man detained, however, had a felony warrant and the SPD said he was booked into King County Jail for that warrant.
Man accused of stabbing at least 5 people in Seattle ordered held on $2M bail
A 37-year-old man who police say stabbed five people in Seattle on Friday and possibly four others the day before made his first court appearance where a judge ordered him held on $2 million bail.
apnews.com
SEATTLE (AP) — A 37-year-old man who police say stabbed five people in Seattle in broad daylight Friday and possibly four others the day before made his first court appearance Saturday where a judge ordered him held on $2 million bail.
“People who live in and travel to the Chinatown-International District deserve to feel safe and be safe,” said King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion after the judge found probable cause to hold him on five counts of first-degree assault.
In setting the high bail amount, the judge noted that the man had a warrant out for his arrest. He also has nine felony convictions in Washington state that include four car thefts, possession of stolen property, robbery and attempted burglary, according to the probable cause report.
Lefty politicians will see this and try and ban knives before they start thinking maybe people should be able to protect themselves from trash like this
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