Tacoma police said a homeowner shot a would-be burglar in the face Tuesday evening when he tried to break into a home.
Tacoma police said a homeowner shot a would-be burglar in the face Tuesday evening when he tried to break into a home.
The shooting occurred just before 6 p.m. at the corner of S. 14th and S. Madison streets.
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A man charged with shooting an acquaintance in the face after being refused bail money was arrested Tuesday, Tacoma police said.
A 17-year-old Tacoma boy pointed a .22 caliber semi-automatic pistol in his former friend’s face and demanded his hat, Pierce County prosecutors said.
A teenager wanted in connection with a 2010 Tacoma gang shooting recently was extradited back to Pierce County from Mexico to face a murder charge.
Some chefs treat crepes like tortillas, using them as roll-up sandwich wrappers. Others serve crepes as open-face affairs. I’ve even seen a chef turn a tower of crepes into a cake (called a mille crepe cake). At Savor Tacoma Creperie, which opened in downtown Tacoma yesterday, crepes were served as folded-over envelopes, warm pockets spilling thinly sliced meats, melted cheeses, saucy drizzles and fresh herbs. The crepes were exactly what I’d hoped for.
There’s no telling what kind of sacrifices Tacoma’s firefighters union may be offering as it privately negotiates with city administrators to preserve positions and public safety. The big thing is that they’re negotiating in the first place.
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