Wherin we get a bridge occupied, a strip club reopened, and continue to wrestle over the name of that light rail station on Brookyn and 45th.
Judge orders Jiggles to cover up immediately (UPDATE)
[UPDATE Saturday, 8:06AM: The Seattle Times article below now links to a more detailed piece by Sonia Kirshnan.]
A King County Superior Court judge has ruled that the Jiggles Gentlemen’s Club (5220 Roosevelt Way NE) must shut down immediately, reports our local newspartners The Seattle Times.
In our own article posted on January 27th, Ravenna Blog outlined the issues the City had with the strip club, which made up the complaint heard in court today.
More articles about today’s ruling (in order of discovery):
No more jiggling; judge orders U-District strip club shuttered – Seattle P-I
Seattle orders Jiggles strip club to close its doors – MyNorthwest.com
Judge orders ‘Jiggles’ strip club to shut down – kirotv.com
Judge orders Seattle’s ‘Jiggles’ strip club to close – KING 5 News
Judge: City can shut down Jiggles – University District KOMO
Judge orders Jiggles strip club to close its doors – Roosiehood
Jiggles Strip Club Closed – Wallyhood
Suspects sought in local armed robbery
The Seattle Police Department is looking for information regarding an armed robbery that took place at 3:05 am on Sunday, October 31 in the 5500 block of 25th Avenue NE.
From the Notification of Criminal Incident (received via email this morning from a Ravenna neighbor and by the UW/Seattle Police Department’s Watchdawg mailing list):
Two male UW students were walking home northbound when a small late 1990s model sedan drove past and stopped a half block north of them. A male exited the passenger side of the vehicle and ran towards them pointing a black handgun. The male suspect demanded their wallets at gun-point. One of the victims reported that his wallet was taken in the robbery. The suspect ran back to the vehicle, which drove eastbound on N.E. Ravenna Blvd. and out of sight. The victims were unable to see the driver or provide a make or color of the vehicle.
The suspect was described as a white male, 5’10”, skinny build, wearing a dark ski mask, blue jacket and black pants.
An area search was conducted by officers with negative results.
The case number for this incident is 2010-380151. If you have any information regarding this incident, please call the Seattle Police Department at 206.625.5011.
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