Page 19 - Mark Lindquist News Today

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

Mark Lindquist is sleeping in a tent outdoors as part of "Operation: Sleep Out." The overnight low for Wednesday, Dec. 21 is expected to drop to 20 below zero.

The case stems from Nov. 2, 2021, when Yurek’s son “got on the phone and called 911” when he believed his dad was suffering a heart attack.

The $10 million lawsuit said medics arrived six minutes after the initial 911 call, but did not enter for 13 minutes because they were waiting for a police escort.

The family of a man who died of cardiac arrest after first responders delayed entering his home is suing the City of Seattle for $10 million.

His family says their address was on an outdated "blacklist" of places where EMTs couldn't go without a police escort. Attorneys say 13 minutes passed between the time medics arrived and when they finally entered the home to begin aid.

HERO (Healthcare Equipment Recycling Organization) provides affordable healthcare equipment and supplies for all through the collection and distribution of donated materials.

It has been nearly 13 years since what was one of the worst police shootings in our region's history. The jury deliberating murder charges against the getaway driver for the shooter who killed four Lakewood Police officers announced they were deadlocked, ending in a mistrial for a second time. 

Family of Lorenzo Anderson begins case against the city of Seattle.

A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against Longview Police officers for the fatal shooting of Justin Tofte in 2020.