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More hate crimes reported as Puget Sound leaders decry Asian violence

More hate crimes reported as Puget Sound leaders decry Asian violence
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Court extends blocking release of IDs of cops in DC Jan 6

Court extends blocking release of IDs of cops in DC Jan 6
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Washington Ticketing Firm to Pay $9M in Restitution

Washington Ticketing Firm to Pay $9M in Restitution March 16, 2021 Seattle, Wash., ticketing company Brown Paper Tickets has agreed to pay $9 million in restitution to an estimated 45,000 customers. The Seattle Times reported the payments will go to ticket buyers owed refunds and event organizers owed box-office revenue largely because of problems that arose during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Washington State Office of the Attorney General filed a consent decree in King County Superior Court on Monday after filing a lawsuit on behalf of customers. Some of those customers were ticket-buyers who wanted their money back or wanted to donate the cost of their tickets for canceled events, many of which were fundraisers. The company also failed to pay organizers for remote events that took place despite the pandemic or had occurred before its onset.

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Woman charged with 1997 death of newborn baby at Seattle gas station

SEATTLE - A Seattle woman was charged Monday with second-degree murder after DNA evidence linked her to the death of a newborn baby boy whose tiny body was found in a North Seattle gas station garbage can in 1997, police say. The charge was filed against Christine Marie Warren, 50, in King County Superior Court with a requested bail amount of $10,000 after police say she admitted this month during questioning that she was the mother of the dead.

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Wave to pay $900,000 for failure to disclose fees

Boomer Consumer Wave to pay $900,000 for failure to disclose fees By Rita R. Robison on March 11, 2021 at 3:36 PM Wave, a Bothell-based TV and broadband internet provider, will pay $900,000 to more than 23,000 customers who ordered the company’s services online. Wave failed to adequately disclose taxes and fees added to their bills, and didn’t clearly disclose its fees in some of its advertising. Wave provides television and internet services in Washington, Oregon, and California. The Washington State Attorney General’s Office estimates that about 12,000 to 13,000 of the more than 23,000 customers who will receive bill credits are from Washington state. The office filed a consent decree in King County Superior Court ordering Wave to clearly disclose all fees before they purchase service. Thursday’s announcement resolves the state’s investigation.

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