A former Expedia employee was sentenced Friday to four years in prison in a massive voyeurism case involving hidden bathroom ...
Tuesday, multiple South Seattle public schools were under “shelter in place” security protocols after unconfirmed reports immigration agents were in the area to target families near ...
A man was charged for allegedly hiding a camera in a Kirkland Starbucks bathroom. He reportedly told police he also hid ...
After a failed pilot program in Madison, SPD Chief Shon Barnes is leading a department trusted with yet another controversial ...
Ex-Expedia employee Marcelo Vargas-Fernandez receives a four-year sentence for voyeurism and protection order violations.
Marcelo Vargas-Fernandez pleaded guilty to 14 voyeurism charges and two charges of violating a sexual assault protection ...
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Seattle Police Dept. launches new registry to pull private camera footage for investigations
Seattle wants to tap into residential security camera footage to aid police investigations. The Seattle Police Department recently launched Connect Seattle, a new voluntary registry program designed ...
The former employee pleaded guilty to 14 counts of first-degree voyeurism and two counts of violating a protection order.
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