Seattle Neighborhood Secedes As Crime Spins Out of Control

[rangerrebew]

 
Seattle Neighborhood Secedes As Crime Spins Out of Control
“We’re going to close the streets.”
May 24, 2026 by Daniel Greenfield 2 Comments

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The Katie Wilson era is off to a good start in Seattle where crime has gotten so bad that instead of the BLMers and Marxist radicals who elected her setting up their own no-go zones, neighborhoods afraid of crime are going their own way.

One week ago, bullets blasted through the wall of a Greenwood neighborhood home and passed within inches of a window where a six-week-old baby boy was sleeping in his bassinet.

Saturday morning, roughly 40 shell casings were on the pavement near Aurora Avenue N. and N. 98th Street in Seattle after another shootout near the Burgermaster.

By daylight, the neighbors had had enough.

https://www.frontpagemag.com/seattle-neighborhood-secedes-as-crime-spins-out-of-control/

[rangerrebew]

The next democrat POTUS may bring this to your neighborhood.

[BobfromWB]

Seattle Neighborhood Secedes As Crime Spins Out of Control
“We’re going to close the streets.”
May 24, 2026 by Daniel Greenfield 2 Comments

Newsletter

The Katie Wilson era is off to a good start in Seattle where crime has gotten so bad that instead of the BLMers and Marxist radicals who elected her setting up their own no-go zones, neighborhoods afraid of crime are going their own way.

One week ago, bullets blasted through the wall of a Greenwood neighborhood home and passed within inches of a window where a six-week-old baby boy was sleeping in his bassinet.

Saturday morning, roughly 40 shell casings were on the pavement near Aurora Avenue N. and N. 98th Street in Seattle after another shootout near the Burgermaster.

By daylight, the neighbors had had enough.

https://www.frontpagemag.com/seattle-neighborhood-secedes-as-crime-spins-out-of-control/

I lived in the Greenwood area for 2 years in the early 70s - it was a quite family neighborhood then with wonderful stone gardens fronting many homes, just a short walk to the zoo, and 5 blocks from shopping and banks. Crime? Zero.

[Cyber Liberty]

I lived in the Greenwood area for 2 years in the early 70s - it was a quite family neighborhood then with wonderful stone gardens fronting many homes, just a short walk to the zoo, and 5 blocks from shopping and banks. Crime? Zero.

It looks like they want to keep it that way.  I hope they vote wisely in their new town.