Councilmember Moore releases statement following Seattle Police Department arrest of Maserati drive-by shooting suspect

Seattle, WALocal News

Seattle City Councilmember Cathy Moore released a statement expressing her appreciation for the Seattle Police Department's efforts following the arrest of a suspect in a drive-by shooting that occurred in the Greenwood neighborhood on December 28, 2024. The suspect, a 38-year-old convicted felon, was arrested by the SPD SWAT team in Lower Queen Anne on January 27, 2025, highlighting the urgency and effectiveness of the police’s investigative work. Moore emphasized the frightening nature of the incident for local residents and praised the police for their commitment to community safety. The article sheds light on the broader issue of gun violence in urban settings, which remains a significant concern for many cities, including Seattle. It also reflects the collaborative efforts between law enforcement and local government to address crime and enhance public safety.

For more in-depth information, the SPD Blotter offers additional updates regarding the case. The swift action taken by the police demonstrates their dedication to protecting the community and restoring a sense of security among residents. This incident underlines the importance of ongoing discussions about crime prevention and community safety strategies in Seattle.

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