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They're justifying it by claiming all they're paid to do is, "observe and report." Then again, 20 years ago, they would have stopped it, THEN reported it. More PC feel-good liberalism in action.
The city says it will review their policies... um sure they will
It's Seattle--they'll spend a shitload of money "reviewing" it, then won't change a thing.That town is just San Francisco with grunge music.
What color was the girl being beaten?
SEATTLE — A teenage girl beaten in a Seattle bus tunnel as three security guards who were following company orders looked on said Friday that she sought help from the guards and police but was rebuffed.Speaking at a news conference, 15-year-old Aiesha Steward-Baker said she asked Seattle police for help several times at a shopping center and Macy's in the hour before the Jan. 28 attack.Read more at the San Francisco Examiner: http://www.sfexaminer.com/nation/victim-of-seattle-bus-tunnel-beating-says-she-sought-help-from-authorities-police-plan-review-84287482.html#ixzz0fQ7jSzKN
SEATTLE -- A 15-year-old girl accused of beating and robbing another girl in a downtown Seattle bus tunnel while security guards stood by pleaded not guilty Thursday in Juvenile Court.said the assault occurred after a group of 10-12 teenagers and young adults were creating a disturbance at Nordstrom in which an 18-year-old threatened to kill a 15-year-old girl.After the group was told to leave the store, they followed the girl into the transit tunnel where one of the girls in the group, also 15, attacked the victim and pushed her into the rail and bus right of way, police said.She is one of four people charged with robbery in connection with the beating. Detectives arrested three more suspects on Feb. 6 – 20-year-old Latroy D. Hayman, 18-year-old Domanique L. Whitaker and 18-year-old Tyrone J. Watson.“I can't feel sorry for my daughter because those are her actions,†she said. “If she's convicted of this, you know she'll have to deal with things on her own. Hopefully she's sorry for what she's done also."