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The man told officers at the scene that he was an off-duty Edmonds officer, but in reality was a security guard. BREMERTON, Wash. — A man who was passing himself off as an off-duty detective was arrested after showing up to an active crime scene in Bremerton with a vehicle featuring blue police lights. The Bremerton Police Department (BPD) says the man arrived in an unmarked Ford Explorer and identified himself as an off-duty Edmonds detective. He had body armor with "POLICE" and "SWAT" logos and a metallic Edmonds Police badge.  The man turned out to be a security guard for a nearby business and he "had been committing law enforcement acts in the downtown corridor." Officers determined that the man was a convicted felon who was illegally possessing a firearm. He also was in possession of a large amount of police equipment when he was arrested, BPD says. The man was booked into the Kitsap County Jail on suspicion of criminal impersonation and unlawful possession of a firearm in the second degree. Anyone who may have had an encounter with the man is asked to call Bremerton police at 360-473-5220 and reference case number B25-004726.

Several of the robberies were violent, as prosecutors said Sherman's family was held at gunpoint and Ichiro's wife was assaulted when the suspects tried to break in. SEATTLE — A second man has now been charged in a string of burglaries and robberies targeting local professional athletes and the Seattle home of rapper Macklemore. Patrick Maisonet was charged Thursday with 10 felony crimes, as he and another accomplice are accused of break-ins at the homes of Mariners pitcher Luis Castillo, Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Blake Snell, and former Seahawks star Richard Sherman. Several of the robberies were violent, as Sherman's family was held at gunpoint and Ichiro's wife was assaulted during a break-in at his Issaquah home, according to court documents. Maisonet was arrested in late August on a warrant related to a robbery of a Bellevue jewelry store. His co-conspirator, Earl Riley IV, remains in custody on $1 million after being charged with the crimes in June.  "Here, the defendants guaranteed that danger would go from potential to certain when they armed themselves with pepper spray, wifi frequency jammers and on at least one occasion a firearm. The defendants clearly anticipated and were prepared for a violent confrontation in each of the homes that they targeted," prosecutors said in their request for $1 million bail. Maisonet appeared in court on Thursday in the Bellevue jewelry store robbery. All the robberies and burglaries were committed between January and June of this year, according to charging documents. There also was an attempted break-in at the home of former Mariners star Edgar Martinez's Clyde Hill home mentioned in the court documents. Julio Rodriguez's Mercer Island home was also broken into, although Riley is the lone person charged in that break-in. Between all of Maisonet's outstanding criminal cases, he is being held in King County Jail on over $2 million in bail. Among the items recovered from Maisonet's home when police executed a search warrant were a Seahawks Super Bowl championship ring and a Seattle Sounders championship ring. Maisonet is due back in court next on Sept. 9. Riley will next appear before a judge on Sept. 29.

The suspect has yet to be charged in the violent robbery of Macklemore's home but faces charges in several other robberies. SEATTLE — The man suspected in a violent robbery of Macklemore's Seattle home pleaded not guilty to a separate robbery charge on Thursday morning. Patrick Maisonet, 29, is accused of being the getaway driver in a robbery of a Bellevue jewelry store in November 2024. Maisonet was on electronic home monitoring at the time of the robbery after being charged in an unrelated Seattle armed robbery in May 2024. While Maisonet has been charged in both of these prior robberies, Seattle police have yet to refer charges against anyone in the robbery of Macklemore's Capitol Hill home. Maisonet is considered the "primary suspect" in the Macklemore robbery, according to a release from the Seattle Police Department after he was arrested. On Saturday, June 7, two men broke into the home of Macklemore, whose real name is Ben Haggerty, around 12:45 a.m. A 22-year-old woman working as a nanny for the family was attacked with bear spray. The two men entered the home through an unlocked door. A police report states children home at the time were unharmed. Macklemore was not at home at the time, according to Seattle police. According to a police report, one of the men ordered the other to "spray" the nanny with bear spray. They had her show them where the valuables were in the residence, stopping to search through drawers, cabinets and closets before placing jewelry, watches and shoes into bags, the police report said. Later, one man threw the nanny to the ground, at one point putting a boot on her neck and taking her phone. When she started to scream, they got her up, pinned her to a wall and tried to cover her mouth. However, she bit one of the man's hands and was able to run out of the house through a bathroom.  The nanny escaped to a nearby home and called 911. The suspects were gone by the time police arrived.  Police later recovered items that were taken during the robbery, including a Seattle Seahawks championship ring, Seattle Sounders FC Championship ring that had the victim’s name engraved on the side, and a diamond tennis bracelet.  Since then, Seattle police worked with the King County Sheriff's Office and Renton police, who were digging into other high-profile burglaries of sports stars and celebrities in the region, some of which have led to arrests. On Aug. 21, the King County Valley SWAT Team served a search warrant on the suspect's home in Renton and he was arrested on outstanding warrants for first-degree robbery, second-degree escape and booked into custody for a robbery investigation out of Bellevue. The man, who has not been officially charged for the latest robbery, is being held in King County Jail on $750,000 bail. On Aug. 27, police also arrested the owner of a New Holly jewelry store where the stolen items were recovered. A judge found probable cause for first-degree trafficking stolen property and third-degree possession of stolen property. The owner was released on his own personal recognizance. Kipp Robertson contributed to this report.

SEATTLE — The Seattle Kraken unveiled the team's first-ever third jersey on Thursday with a very unique element. The jersey is all-black and has glow-in-the-dark elements, which the team says is a nod to the bioluminescence found in the waters of the Pacific Northwest. “When we set out to design a third jersey, we wanted to create something a bit more menacing and intense,” said Kraken Vice President of Brand Aaron Wiggan. “We drew our inspiration from the eerie shadows of the deep Pacific Northwest waters. The result is the franchise’s first all-black kit that includes an Ice Blue, glow-in-the-dark outline on the crest – a nod to the incredible bioluminescence found in these waters. We're extremely proud of how it turned out, and we can't wait to see our players and fans in this new look.” The jersey will be worn for the first time during the Kraken's game on Saturday, Nov. 1 against the New York Rangers at Climate Pledge Arena. As opposed to other past alternate jerseys the Kraken wore as part of the "Reverse Retro" league-wide theme or the Winter Classic Jersey, this jersey will be worn for at least the upcoming season and the two after that. In addition to the black jersey, players will don black gloves, shorts and socks along with matte black helmets. "This is an exciting new look for our team, and the jersey is phenomenal," said Kraken captain Jordan Eberle. "The glow-in-the-dark element is really unique, and it's such an eye-catching look. I love the inspiration behind it and all the details that went into the design. We hope it will add to the incredible atmosphere at Climate Pledge Arena." Season-ticket holders will be able to pre-order the jersey beginning Friday through Sept. 10. The public presale for the jersey will begin on Sept. 11 and the jerseys will be available at Kraken Team Store locations and online beginning Oct. 5. In addition to the Nov. 1 game, the Kraken will wear the jersey during the following games in the 2025-26 regular season. Nov. 5 vs. San JoseNov. 26 vs. DallasDec. 4 at EdmontonDec. 8 vs. MinnesotaDec. 29 vs. VancouverJan. 6 vs. BostonJan. 23 vs. AnaheimJan. 25 vs. New JerseyMarch 4 vs. St. LouisMarch 12 vs. ColoradoApril 9 vs. Vegas

The suspect is believed to be a roommate of the victim in the shooting. FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — A suspect is in custody after a drive-by shooting in Federal Way that left the victim in critical condition. Federal Way police confirmed to KING 5 that officers were called to a reported shooting near the intersection of South 312th Street and 10th Avenue South just before 9 a.m. Tuesday.  A 31-year-old man was found with gunshot wounds. He was transported to Harborview Medical Center in critical condition but "is expected to survive," according to police. A 56-year-old man believed to be the roommate of the victim was identified and arrested by Federal Way police at his residence on Tuesday morning. The circumstances and motive for the shooting remain under investigation. This story will be updated. 

The new location was formerly home to a Mod Pizza. TACOMA, Wash — Tacoma residents will now have another location of a beloved fast-food chain to visit. Chipotle opens a brand-new restaurant on North Pearl Street on Tuesday, the company announced. The new location will take over a former Mod Pizza at 2303 N Pearl Street, in the parking lot of the Westgate South shopping center near Tacoma's West End. The new location will be open from 10:45 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, and Chipotle said the restaurant is actively hiring. The only other Chipotles within Tacoma city limits are the restaurant down at the Tacoma Mall and the location in Spanaway, which has a Tacoma address. There are 79 total Chipotle locations across Washington state. 

Seattle police seek Beau Nathan Saperstein for a felony warrant related to child sex abuse material. SEATTLE — The Seattle Police Department (SPD) is looking for a man with a felony warrant for possessing child sex abuse material. Beau Nathan Saperstein, 40, is wanted for dealing in depictions of minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, according to SPD. He was last seen in the area of South Jackson Street in the Chinatown-International District Saperstein is described as a white man standing 6-foot-1 and weighing 230 pounds with brown hair, brown eyes and a distinct tattoo under his right eye. Anyone with information about Saperstein's whereabouts is asked to call 911 or the police non-emergency line at 206-625-5011.

Police believe the altercation began over an argument about a bench. SEATTLE — A "dangerous" suspect has yet to be found after a violent stabbing in Seattle overnight. Officers responded to a reported stabbing near Broadway East and East John Street in the Capitol Hill neighborhood around midnight. A 31-year-old victim with a stab wound to the abdomen was found and transported to Harborview Medical Center in "serious condition." There have been no further updates on his condition at this point. Police at the scene determined that prior to the stabbing, there had been an argument about people sitting on a bench. During the argument, the suspect stabbed the victim with what was described to police as a "six-inch kitchen knife." Police believe the stabbing occurred directly across from the Capitol Hill location of Dick's Drive-In. The suspect is described as a white man in his 50s with curly, shoulder-length hair, a green and white sweater and dark pants. He is believed to have fled the area before officers arrived. Police say he may still be armed with a knife, and should be considered dangerous. Anyone with information about the stabbing is asked to call 911 or the Violent Crimes Tip Line at 206-233-5000.

Troopers say drivers going both directions should expect significant delays Monday morning. WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. — The roads have fully reopened in Whatcom County after a serious car crash forced a full closure of Interstate 5 southbound near the U.S.-Canada border in Whatcom County early Monday morning. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) first posted about the crash partially blocking a lane just after 12:15 a.m. Monday. At 2:50 a.m., WSDOT said southbound lanes were fully blocked. The northbound lanes near the crash were also closed for a short time. A Washington State Patrol (WSP) trooper tells KING 5 at least one person involved in the crash was taken to the hospital. No word yet on the severity of their injuries.  Around 6 a.m. Monday morning, the road was reopened. This story will be updated.

Officials say the bones will be analyzed to determine whether they are animal or human. LEAVENWORTH, Wash. — The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed Friday that it recovered bones during a two-day search at the campground where Travis Decker is believed to have killed and left his three young daughters in May. On Thursday, the FBI announced that it had uncovered "several items" that were considered "potential evidence" during the search at Rock Island Campground. Decker's three daughters, Paityn, Evelyn and Olivia, were found there on June 2 and Decker has not been seen since he is believed to have kidnapped the girls on May 30. The FBI says the bones will be analyzed to determine whether they are animal human. No further information about the bones was released. In total, the search involved over 100 personnel who spent the two-day search documenting about 247 acres. The FBI worked with both the Chelan and Spokane County sheriff's offices, the U.S. Marshals Service, Port of Seattle Police Department, Yakima Police Department and other federal and state officials. Police found Decker’s truck at the campground on June 2, and the girls were found dead nearby. The discovery prompted a manhunt for Decker throughout the Cascades; however, he has evaded authorities for nearly three months.  Search efforts have slowed in recent weeks. Earlier this month, the King County Sheriff’s Office sent patrols to Snoqualmie Pass after a reported sighting of Decker but called off the search after several hours. The U.S. Marshals Service has worked with Chelan County to search tens of thousands of acres near Blewett Pass and the Enchantments. Anyone who sees Decker is urged to call 911 immediately and not to try contacting or approaching him. The U.S. Marshals Service is still offering a reward of up to $20,000 for information leading directly to his arrest.