Seattle, WA
2 teens to be charged in pair of brutal North Seattle hit-and-runs
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SEATTLE — Two teens charges in two hit-and-run crashes in North Seattle are expected to face a judge on Wednesday.
Police say the teens recorded the incidents, and that officers used that cell phone video to tie them to the crimes.
The two incidents happened in November near North Aurora. In each case, the driver was alleged to have intentionally mowed down a pedestrian. Victims in both cases were seriously hurt.
Everett police helped track down the teens, who they say are known for regularly stealing cars. Seattle police eventually arrested the pair on Feb. 1.
With charges on tap for Wednesday, that will have a 15-year-old boy facing six counts, including assault, possession of a stolen vehicle, and hit and run.
A 13-year-old girl will also face four counts. Two will be for assault, and then another two for taking a car without permission.
According to court documents, a cell phone also contained pictures of the teen girl, and a video where you could see the driver’s face partially in the rearview mirror.
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A whimsical world of whiskers, creativity, and community took over Seattle Center this weekend as POP Cats 2026 returned for a celebration of all things feline. The immersive convention turned the Exhibition Hall into a vibrant ‘cat city,’ complete with colorful art installations, interactive exhibits and endless photo ops. From adoptable rescue cats and hands-on workshops to cosplay, shopping, and meetups with fellow cat lovers, the event blended fun with purpose. Attendees could even bring their own cats, making it one of the few conventions where pets are part of the experience. Felines and their human friends embraced a joyful, cat-filled escape and one meow-velous weekend in Seattle. (Image: Elizabeth Crook / Seattle Refined) April 18, 2026{ }
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