911 | Rider hospitalized in 15th/John scooter collision, man injured in 14th Ave burglary turned robbery

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• Scooter rider hospitalized: Seattle Fire crews treated a man for injuries after the e-scooter rider was hit by a driver Thursday night, October 30th, at 15th and John. SFD was called to the complicated intersection around 9:50 PM to the reported crash and reported the 37-year-old was in stable condition despite his injuries. The patient was transported to Harborview by medics for further treatment. There were no citations or arrests.
• 14th Ave robbery: Police investigated a burglary turned violent robbery that occurred late Friday night, October 23 in the 700 block of 14th Ave. A resident discovered his garage broken into around 10:50 PM, reporting his vehicle stolen alongside a gun safe containing firearms, two bicycles valued at $3,000, and roughly $1,000 in camping equipment. While the stolen vehicle was later reported abandoned near Madison and Boylston, the perpetrators returned to the scene shortly after the initial theft.Around 11:20 PM, the victim caught two male suspects exiting his garage with a stolen $1,200 vehicle battery charger. When confronted, one of the intruders punched the victim in the mouth. Seattle Fire Department were called after patrol officers to treat the resident at the scene.

  The two suspects fled on foot northbound toward E Columbia where they entered an awaiting purple Toyota driven by an unidentified third party and sped away. There were no reported arrests.

• Eastlake standoff: SPD responded to a lewd behavior call that turned into a standoff with an armed man in crisis Sunday, October 25th, in Eastlake:
  At approximately 7:30p.m., officers were dispatched to a nude male masturbating in front of an apartment complex near East Lynn Street and East Louisa Street. The male gained entrance to the complex via a window and officers conducted a building search in an attempt to locate the suspect. When officers were leaving the complex a male from a second story window racked the slide to a firearm while yelling at an officer “I’ve got something for you!” Officers took cover and set up containment while requesting additional resources. Containment was established on the building, and a custody/contact team was in place on the second floor. Communication was established with the suspect and after a period of time he voluntarily left the apartment unit where he was placed in custody without incident. A search warrant was executed on the apartment and a rifle as well as handgun were taken as evidence. The suspect was booked into KCJ without incident.

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