More importantly, can you give us some cases where SPD has, in your words, tossed up their hands and said "Too hard"?

I thought not.

You obviously have an axe to grind with the police. Did you get caught being a naughty boy? Maybe dealing a little wacky backy from Mom's basement. Perhaps you just like to rage against authority.

Wait for three years. If at that point the murder is unsolved come back to us with a little more credibility.

Justice is served! When he gets out in nine years - with time off for good behaviour - his life will be almost over at the ripe old age of 40. He will spend that time incarcerated getting a good education - on our dollar - eating three meals a day - so that when he gets out he will be able to contribute to society with the precious little time he has left.

Stop putting those pillars of society on the spot. Next you'll be asking that they back up their rhetoric with action. How unreasonable of you.

Hope that if the police catch him they don't get him for committing a "minor violation" like jaywalking. Wouldn't want to risk a confrontation and upset the sensitive Seattleites.

Wow...the city must be going wild with the $5224 they made on jaywalking tickets last year.

Wait a moment... it might not be that high considering the processing costs, legal costs when someone takes the ticket to court and the fact that half the numbskulls won't pay their tickets.

Your point is invalid.

Your post is supremely articulate. I feel like a random word generator vomited on me.

Ah, yes. Monetti. That was quite a beating. What ever happened with the review of the use of force for that incident?

And I'm sure that's exactly how things played out with your wife. No doubt there was no other side to the story.

Excellent a case from seven years ago. Do you have something a little more contemporary?

Phoenix Jones is to Seattle as the Eiffel Tower is to Ouagadougou.

Can you give us three examples of people unjustifiably killed, say, in the last five years? And I presume you mean by SPD. I'll go first - Williams.