Seattle 17-year-old arrested and released
Seattle police arrest teen for felony property damage during protest
Police say staff at the King County juvenile detention facility declined to book the teen into custody. SEATTLE — A teen was arrested Saturday in Seattle for felony property damage during a protest, and police say the King County juvenile detention facility declined to book the suspect into custody.
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