Man arrested in string of
incidents in Seattle in which
brake lines, tires were cut
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/13/2021 1:36:37 AM
The Seattle Police Department announced Friday that is has arrested a suspect believed to have slashed brake lines and tires on dozens of parked vehicles over the past three months, most of which occurred in the southern part of the city. Police confirmed to KOMO News that Mowlid Mohamed, 36, was taken into custody in connection with the vehicle incidents and was booked early Friday morning into the jail in Des Moines on an outstanding felony warrant violation, according to a written statement by Seattle police.(Snip) As the incidents were occurring, several residents captured a man on home surveillance video cameras and posted updates
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botches Trump quotes 12 replies
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botches Trump quotes 12 replies
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At least 42 cars vandalized to create a dangerous condition on the roads. It would have been much cheaper to have left this ingrate back in Somalia, but then we'd lack the spice of Diversity.