“The state considers him a substantial risk to public safety,” a deputy prosecutor says of David Gama.
She and two young brothers were found abandoned in a filthy home in Lake Stevens in 2015.
The woman said the victim was “performing wrong.” She is charged with assault, robbery and theft.
Danielle Koehn of Marysville pleaded to guilty to bail-jumping and identity theft, among other things.
As mailed-in ballots are counted, other races in Snohomish County are largely unchanged.
The Snohomish Co. suspect already had 6 felony convictions, 18 misdemeanors and 2 active warrants.
Andrew Henckel is said to have told detectives he “wasn’t really thinking. I just kinda did it” when
he drowned his nephew.
The suspected gunman told a detective he didn’t remember what happened because he’d been drinking,
The victim had identified the man from a photo, but his whereabouts and DNA helped ruled him out.
Police say they found drugs on the driver, who they suspect was driving while impaired.
Then, witnesses said they had heard the man and an alleged accomplice talking about a robbery.
He quietly has been letting staff and leaders know that he plans to retire in December 2018.
A program called Below 100 has drawn national honors and has helped reduce accidents and injuries.
Raymond Devore, arrested in 2015, had a cache of disturbing photos and video on his cellphone.
John Blaine Reed had a long-running dispute with Patrick Shunn and Monique Patenaude.
Christa Gleason, 26, was sentenced to seven years for the crime at Edmonds Community College.
Prosecutors recommend a “standard” penalty for Marybeth Dingledy, who “is terribly sorry.”
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