Due to public pressure and one councilmember’s commitment to halting the city’s tragic drug crisis, the Seattle City Council is on the verge of finally passing a drug possession law that will allow the prosecution of those who possess and/or public use such lethal drugs as heroin, fentanyl, and...
Seattle City Council on verge of passing drug possession law
Grateful to those who are making a difference in Seattle
The progressive crime, drug, and homeless policies of Seattle’s current elected officials have allowed open air drug markets to thrive in our city creating a cruel existence for those addicted and living on the streets . Journalist Jonothan Choe has told the stories of many people who are...
You can help change the deteriorating direction of Seattle
There are many within Seattle’s progressive establishment who want you to believe that things are improving with the city’s crime, drug, and homeless problems. Yet a resignation letter from yet another departing Seattle police lieutenant (600+ officers have now left the SPD) provides a reality check and asserts that due...
[un]Divided: Watchdog group demands audit of juvenile diversion funds
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The Citizen Action Defense Fund is asking the State Auditor’s Office to audit millions of dollars in taxpayer funds meant to help with juvenile diversion programs. CADF Executive Director Jackson Maynard joined Brandi Kruse on the unDivided Podcast.
