Kiro News ran a piece discussing how the declining of cases by the King County Prosecutor’s office impacts South King County’s police departments. Auburn Police Department was among those that had a case reviewed. Commander Steve Stocker was interviewed and provided opinion on the impact the pattern of repeat declined cases from the prosecutor’s office has on APD.
Is the King County Prosecutor’s Declining of Cases Putting Auburn at Risk?
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