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Seattle Crime Busts, Carjacking, Winter Weather Hits Snoqualmie - Seattle Local Pulse for Dec 26

Seattle Crime Busts, Carjacking, Winter Weather Hits Snoqualmie - Seattle Local Pulse for Dec 26

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 Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Friday, December 26. We kick off with breaking news from our streets. Seattle Police busted a retail theft ring at University Village yesterday, arresting three suspects including two women aged 28 and 34 who tried stealing over 170 dollars worth of goods from Victorias Secret, along with a knife, lockpick kit, and brass knuckles. They recovered another 760 dollars in stolen items from a fleeing man with prior assault convictions. One suspect remains at large, so stay vigilant while shopping around the U District.

Shifting to public safety, a shocking carjacking unfolded Christmas Day when a man shoved a Washington State Patrol lieutenant to the ground near downtown and drove off in her patrol car before getting caught. Flags fly at half-staff today honoring a fallen state trooper, reminding us of the risks our officers face daily.

Our weather brings light rain showers this morning around the Puget Sound, with temps in the low 50s and winds picking up to 15 miles per hour by afternoon. Expect scattered rain adding up to a tenth of an inch, so grab your umbrella for errands near Pike Place or the waterfront. Mountains like Snoqualmie Pass face a winter weather advisory with 6 to 12 inches of snow starting at 4 AM, perfect for skiers but tricky for I-90 drivers. Drier and cooler conditions linger into the weekend, highs near 50.

Over at City Hall, crews plan to clear the growing homeless encampment in Mount Bakers Mount Baker Park today, sparking talk on how incoming mayor Katie Wilson will tackle these spots affecting neighborhoods. No big job shifts yet, but industrial real estate heats up with a Monroe warehouse selling for about 11.5 million, signaling steady demand around Snohomish County.

New business buzz includes the Lynnwood Hygiene Center saved from closure by travel guru Rick Steves surprise buy, a holiday win for those relying on it near I-5. Catch Black Nativity shows or a Kraken game this weekend for some cultural fun at Climate Pledge Arena.

Quick school note: local teams wrapped holiday tournaments strong. And our feel-good story? A Kent soul food spot gave away hundreds of free Christmas meals, warming hearts south of the city.

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