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A 30-year-old Kent man was charged with two counts of first-degree attempted rape of a child

Police chief makes announcement; Daniel Mendoza is no longer with the Redmond Police Department.

At the press of a button, a small air compressor inside the squad car’s engine bay can propel a GPS tracker through the air and onto the back of a suspect’s vehicle.

LYNNWOOD, Wash. — The Lynnwood Police Department (LPD) is adopting a new technology they say will help them keep up with suspected criminals without having to chase them.

SOAP LAKE — A hike took a frightening turn when a hiker fell at the Lenore Caves Friday afternoon. At about 2 p.m., responders from Grant County Fire District 17 were called to the scene about half a mile from the parking lot of the popular hiking area north of Soap Lake. There they found a middle-aged woman who had fallen and injured her leg and hip, according to a statement from the fire district. The victim was unable to walk, the statement said...

The Legislature has finally compromised on giving police more flexibility to pursue a fleeing suspect, says Dave Ross.

Redmond Police detectives on Tuesday arrested a man for attempted child rape in an undercover operation.

Redmond's police chief is calling for strengthening stalking laws in the wake of two murders that are believed to be the work of a stalker.

Police had been trying to serve a protection order on Khodakaramrezaei but had not been able to locate him before the killings.

Redmond Police Chief Darrell Lowe urged lawmakers to pass HB 1696, which would strengthen the state's stalking laws.