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I was in downtown Seattle this morning to personally thank King County employees and volunteers who are repairing our facilities that were damaged by violent opportunists who hijacked last night’s peaceful protest against racial injustice.pic.twitter.com/JG1yvKuXYb
Some of our facilities – a childcare center, a homeless shelter, a homeless day center, bus stops – had broken windows or were spray-painted. Yet thanks to the rapid response by our employees and volunteers, we are on track to reopen all our downtown services tomorrow morning.pic.twitter.com/sIly5X4CCd
The resiliency and dedication of our staff and partners means we can continue to offer the services that keep the people of King County safe and healthy even during a global pandemic.pic.twitter.com/Hd6oXRwT0c
I encourage us to unite as a region for a lasting change that will bring America closer to the promise of our County’s namesake.pic.twitter.com/zRxAdmtWHW
Now what are you going to do about the police brutality against peaceful protesters. Feel good posts are great, but you’re ignoring a problem central to this situation. You’re praising peaceful protesters and not acknowledging that your cops attacked them.
You enjoy watching all the violence from your precious home last night Dow & tonight
You allow people come to clean up your mess on Sunday but won't let them go to church.
You seemed pretty absent last night.
That’s my kid! Thanks Dow
And what about your abusive officers?? Any accountability there?
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