Seattle politician who defunded the police
called 911 to protect her from a crime
she wants to legalize
Posted By: Maggie2u, 12/19/2020 12:41:52 PM
Lisa Herbold phoned authorities on Friday after a man reportedly threw a rock through her living room window, My Northwest reported. The councilwoman said "she was on the west side of the living room near the kitchen when she heard a loud noise that sounded like a gunshot and dove into the kitchen for cover," according to a redacted police report obtained by the publication.A neighbor told police that a person who is "unathletic and a bad runner" was seen leaving the area.
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Student Amani Powell-Rodriguez says she was on the playground and vividly remembers the moments that followed.
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Lisa Herbold phoned authorities on Friday after a man reportedly threw a rock through her living room window, My Northwest reported. The councilwoman said "she was on the west side of the living room near the kitchen when she heard a loud noise that sounded like a gunshot and dove into the kitchen for cover," according to a redacted police report obtained by the publication.A neighbor told police that a person who is "unathletic and a bad runner" was seen leaving the area.
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Hypocrisy runs deep in Seattle. Another leftist who wants cops to come to her aid but not to the 'little people.'