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FBI, Seattle Police Seize 11 Drones, Arrest 4 During World Cup Match

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By Aaron Allen, The Seattle Medium Federal and local authorities seized 11 drones and arrested four individuals during Friday’s FIFA World Cup match in Seattle as officials intensified enforcement of airspace restrictions surrounding Lumen Field. According to the Seattle Police Department, two people were arrested for illegally operating drones near the stadium, while two others were arrested for trespassing on stadium property.
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Senate Bill Would Add Key Revisions To Wrongly Convicted Persons Act

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By Aaron Allen Verified
| Seattle Medium Verified
Sen. Tina Orwall By Anthony Smith, The Seattle Medium A bill that would revise Washington’s Wrongly Convicted Persons Act and streamline the compensation process for individuals who have been exonerated recently passed the House Committee on Appropriations. Senate Bill 5520, introduced by Sen. Tina Orwall, would remove legal barriers that advocates say have forced many exonerees into lengthy and costly litigation even after their innocence has been established in court.
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Booker House Brings Hope, Stability To Homeless And Low-Income Residents In Federal Way

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| Seattle Medium Verified
Harold Booker Sr in whom the building was named after, his family members Harold Booker II, his sister, Vivian Lee surrounded by King County Executive Girmay Zahilay and Urban League CEO, Michelle Merriweather and other delegates cutting the ribbon ceremony. By Aaron Allen, The Seattle Medium A powerful example of collaboration and community commitment opened its doors in Federal Way, as local and regional leaders recently celebrated the launch of the Booker House.
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