Bellevue Police Investigate Suspicious Car Outside Crossroads Mall

Seattle, WALocal News

The Bellevue Police Department's bomb squad conducted a three-hour investigation of a suspicious Honda Civic parked at Crossroads Mall. Initially reported by mall security for running overnight, the vehicle raised alarms due to its switched plates and the discovery of recording devices and concerning notes, including one stating, 'Goodbye world!! ' Fortunately, no explosives were found, but several items were taken for further analysis. A person of interest was located and interviewed, alleviating some concerns and allowing the mall to resume normal operations. This incident highlights ongoing security and public safety issues in local shopping areas.

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