A man is in jail after being accused of prank calling 911 several times Monday from a Fife hotel room he didn’t pay for.
A man is in jail after being accused of prank calling 911 several times Monday from a Fife hotel room he didn’t pay for.
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A 49-year-old man recently released from Western State Hospital has been charged with first-degree arson for allegedly setting fire to a bed in a Lakewood motel room, court records show.
A Pierce County Superior Court commissioner this afternoon ordered a 19-year-old man held until Wednesday while police continue to investigate his involvement in the death of a 2-year-old boy.
SEATTLE — A SWAT team and negotiators responded to a North Seattle hotel after a robbery suspect barricaded himself inside with a hostage, police said.
BELLINGHAM - At least 27 people - including six children - needed help finding new housing after a fire this week at Sunset Pond Apartments.
Flames tore through the attic of the three-story E building at 1301 Woodstock Way on Monday afternoon, May 6. Burn patterns showed the fire ignited on a tenant's balcony, then spread into the attic space. Investigators ruled the fire an accident and made no official determination of the cause.
But Bellingham Fire Chief Roger Christensen suspects a smoldering cigarette - not a charcoal grill as firefighters suggested earlier - might have started it.
The jury in Kelli A. Jacobsen's manslaughter trial spent 6 1/2 hours deliberating Wednesday without reaching a verdict.
The 12-member panel will resume talks today in Benton County Superior Court.
Jacobsen, 28, is accused of causing the injuries that killed Ryder Morrison on June 22, 2011. She was the 1-year-old's live-in nanny.
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