In the early morning hours of March 2, a subject entered a SeaTac hotel located in the 3400 block of S 160th Street. Discovering the clerk was away from the front desk, the subject went behind the counter and ultimately broke into the hotel office. Once in the office, the subject stole a small safe … Continue reading Suspected SeaTac Hotel Burglar Busted AT Des Moines Hotel
Business Owner Helps SeaTac Police Catch Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves in Action
In the early morning of March 6, the owner of an auto business in the 21000 block of International Blvd South in SeaTac called 911 to report an in-progress burglary at his business. The building had recently suffered a fire and afterward began experiencing repeated burglaries to the damaged premises. Losses included assorted items and … Continue reading Business Owner Helps SeaTac Police Catch Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves in Action
SeaTac Police shut down Marijuana Grow operation in Edgewood
February 28-On February 11, SeaTac Police Detective raided a marijuana grow operation in the City of Edgewood and recovered 525 growing marijuana plants. The detectives served a search warrant on the residence as part of a long-term drug investigation. In addition to the growing marijuana plants, detectives seized processed marijuana as well as the equipment … Continue reading SeaTac Police shut down Marijuana Grow operation in Edgewood
Clear your windshield before driving
February 12-Porthole: a small exterior window in a ship or aircraft. Since your vehicle, presumably, is not a 'ship' or an 'aircraft' we kindly ask that - during this cold, snowy, icy stretch of weather we are likely to have - that you not carve a small porthole in the ice or snow on your … Continue reading Clear your windshield before driving
SeaTac officers protect two kids from suspected dui driver
February 12-A ride with Grandpa should never be this dangerous or include an open container of alcohol. At 11:30PM on February 7, a City of SeaTac deputy initiated a traffic stop after noticing a Honda Civic driving erratically in the 1600 block of South 188th Street. As the deputy turned on his lights, the vehicle … Continue reading SeaTac officers protect two kids from suspected dui driver
Auburn Man Suspected of Meth Distribution (And of Stealing Catheters) Arrested by SeaTac Deputies
January 27, 2021 — The story below was originally posted on the Facebook page of the King County Sheriff’s Office, with whom the City of SeaTac contracts for the services of the SeaTac Police Department. Thieves will take anything. Even if they have no earthly need for it, they will steal something on the off chance … Continue reading Auburn Man Suspected of Meth Distribution (And of Stealing Catheters) Arrested by SeaTac Deputies
A Vehicle Stolen In SeaTac is a Cautionary Tale for Winter
January 21, 2020 — The story below was originally posted on the Facebook page of the King County Sheriff’s Office, with whom the City of SeaTac contracts for the services of the SeaTac Police Department. Thieves. They're so predictable, always looking for the easy score. And let's face it, sometimes we do things that make it even easier … Continue reading A Vehicle Stolen In SeaTac is a Cautionary Tale for Winter
SeaTac Deputies Arrest Man in Stolen SUV
January 19, 2020 — The story below was originally posted on the Facebook page of the King County Sheriff’s Office, with whom the City of SeaTac contracts for the services of the SeaTac Police Department. “This car has been giving me nothing but trouble!" For one King County man, this was a major understatement. On 01/13/2021 … Continue reading SeaTac Deputies Arrest Man in Stolen SUV
Mayor Sitterley Declares January Human Trafficking Awareness Month in SeaTac
January 13, 2021 — At last night’s Regular Council Meeting, City of SeaTac Mayor Erin Sitterley joined the Port of Seattle and other local governments in proclaiming January 2020 as “Human Trafficking Awareness Month.” Below is the full text of the proclamation: CITY OF SEATAC National Human Trafficking Awareness Month WHEREAS, the City of SeaTac … Continue reading Mayor Sitterley Declares January Human Trafficking Awareness Month in SeaTac
Vintage Photos Found by SeaTac Facilities Staff Reunited With Family
January 12, 2021 — Many of you followed our October story about three Japanese family photos found by City of SeaTac facilities workers, Scott McClellan and Tom Akins, along the side of the road. "Once we realized what it was, we knew it was something important to a family," said McClellan. He and Akins brought … Continue reading Vintage Photos Found by SeaTac Facilities Staff Reunited With Family