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Seattle pays $2.6 million in former SPD leadership harassment settlement Original

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By Jake Chapman 
| KIRO-TV (Seattle, WA)
The City of Seattle will pay $2.6 million to the four female police officers who sued the city over alleged sexual harassment and gender discrimination against former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz and prior Seattle Police Department leadership. The settlement concludes a legal case years in the making, addressing claims made by the officers regarding the department’s culture toward women.
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Everett City Council to vote on ordinance for tougher laws on massage businesses

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By Jake Chapman 
| Yahoo
The Everett City Council is set to vote on an ordinance aimed at cracking down on sex trafficking and illegal activity at local massage businesses. The proposed measure seeks to regulate operations within these establishments. The potential move by Everett would follow actions taken by other cities, including Bothell and Federal Way, which have implemented similar regulations in recent weeks as more arrests have occurred.
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Neighbors awoken by gunfire Sunday morning after SDOT removes makeshift barrier off Aurora Ave. Original

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By Jake Chapman 
| KIRO-TV (Seattle, WA)
SEATTLE — Less than 36 hours after SDOT removed a non-permitted barrier put up by neighbors off of N 102nd and Aurora, neighbors say a shootout happened a block away from those homes. Neighbors had previously installed the barriers days before to deter repeated gun violence. Both SPD and neighbors say no one was injured in the shooting. Peter Orr, a concerned neighbor, recounted waking up to six gunshots. “So Sunday morning, I woke up at 5:58 a.m. to six gunshots. Right back in the neighborhood.
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