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Clarissa specializes in news web writing, website content management, and publishing with an emphasis on team leadership and interpersonal relationship building. She excels in full-form investigative reporting, video production, social media analytics, and short-form breaking news coverage on multimedia platforms.

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Court grants defense motion for mental competency evaluation for CID mass stabber

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By Clarissa Cowley
| Yahoo Verified
The man accused in a string of mass stabbings in Seattle’s Chinese-International District (CID) in early November appeared in court Wednesday where a judge granted a motion for a mental competency evaluation from the defense. According to court documents, the court granted the defense’s motion for an in-custody competency evaluation for Roland Lee, 37, accused of stabbing five people in the CID. State prosecutors are trying to prove that Lee stabbed five people within 38 hours between Nov. 7 and 8.
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Man charged after explosive devices found inside car that shut down I-90 at Mercer in October

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By Clarissa Cowley
| Yahoo Verified
U.S. Attorney Tessa Gorman announced Wednesday that a King County man appeared in court Tuesday and was charged by criminal complaint for possession of an explosive device that shut down Interstate 90 at Mercer in early October.
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New defense team for teen accused of killing 5 relatives denies evidence tampering, demands apology

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By Clarissa Cowley
| Yahoo Verified
New defense attorneys representing the teen charged in the Fall City mass murder case deny tampering with evidence at the home and demand a public apology for their client. In a Tuesday filing, the defense accuses state prosecutors of prosecutorial misconduct that threatens their client’s ability to have a fair trial.
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