Why Police Lineups Often Fail You see someone get assaulted. The cops ask you come down to the police station to check out a photo lineup. You pick the wrong person. It wasn’t... Marcie Sillman
Seattle Police's Focus On Creating A Safe Place For Seattle's LGBTQ Community David Hyde speaks with officer Jim Ritter, LGBTQ Liaison for the Seattle Police Department, about the new Safe Place program which aims to keep the city... Kate O'Connell
Seattle's Heroin Use Through The Eyes of Street Sweepers Over the past year, street sweepers in downtown Seattle saw a dramatic increase in the number of syringes on the ground. But those numbers have declined... Amy Radil
New Washington State Law Will Brings Surveillance Secrets To Light Ross Reynolds speaks with Nate Wessler, staff attorney with the ACLU's Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, about how a new law on the books in... Posey Gruener
Why Eye Witnesses Often Pick The Wrong Person Marcie Sillman talks with Lara Zarowsky, policy director for The Innocence Project Northwest, about why she wants to reform how police departments... Marcie Sillman
It's Not Easy Convincing Family You Want To Be A Cop Some recruits at Washington state’s police academy have policing in their blood – their parents or grandparents were police officers. Stephanie Schendel... Amy Radil
Washington’s Police Academy Shuns ‘Warrior’ Attitude Five years ago, Washington state’s police academy was almost empty. But now the classrooms are bursting as police departments expand and baby boomers... Amy Radil
What Happened When Orting, Washington, Hired Its First Black Police Officer Jeannie Yandel talks with Washington Post reporter Eli Saslow about his coverage of the small town of Orting, Washington and what happened after they... Jeannie Yandel
Boy, 7: ‘I Support Civil Rights And That Means I Support Baltimore’ About 50 people blocked traffic in downtown Seattle on Wednesday evening to show support for protesters in Baltimore. Riots began over the weekend in... Ashley Stewart
Chief Deputy Jim Pugel: 'The Old System Doesn't Work' Marcie Sillman talks with Jim Pugel, King County's chief deputy to the sheriff, about Seattle's Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program and how it's... Hannah Burn
