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Welcome to ScanSeattle!
This site allows you to listen to Police and Fire radio communications from around the Seattle area.
Click on one of the links below to listen live.
For recorded audio from the scanners go to the Feed Archive.
You can see active Seattle Fire ans EMS calls on Seattle Fire Department's Real-Time 911 Dispatch page and recent Eastside Fire & Rescue calls on their Response Summaries page.
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 | One dies following chase, plunge into marina |
 A Tacoma man is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase and driving a stolen car into a marina, killing his passenger.
Just before 10 p.m. Saturday, a Tacoma police officer ran the license plate of a car and determined it had been stolen, said Officer Mark Fulghum. The officer called for backup and began following the stolen Saturn on South 19th Street at West Union Avenue.
The officers pulled the car over at South Stevens Street, Fulghum said. While one officer was ordering the driver to turn off the car, the driver sped away.
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Posted on Sunday, May 11
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| Sick 4-year-old rushed to shore |
The Maritime Festival got an extra dose of drama Saturday when Seattle firefighters took a 4-year-old girl off her tour boat and rushed her across Elliott Bay after she suffered a severe allergic reaction.
The call came from an Argosy vessel around 3:45 p.m. during a day of parades and tugboat races. The fireboat, already participating in the festival, carried the girl to a waiting paramedic unit on shore.
She already had received a shot of epinephrine from her mother, so she was alert while medics took her to Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center, said Fire Department spokeswoman Helen Fitzpatrick.
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Posted on Sunday, May 11
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| Toddler suffers no major injuries in Seattle apartment fall |
A 21-month-old boy plunged from a second-story apartment window to the ground 20 feet below, but appeared to suffer no major injuries.
The accident happened at about 9:50 a.m. today in the Seward Park neighborhood.
Seattle Fire Department medics say Chris Ruffin Jr. was taken to a hospital for evaluation and treatment and has since been released
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Posted on Saturday, May 10
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| Meth in Suquamish casino's lost-and-found gets owner arrested |
A man has been charged in Kitsap County for possession of a controlled substance after he made the mistake of attempting to retrieve a bag containing methamphetamine from the Suquamish Casino's lost-and-found.
The casino's security officer alerted the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office when the bag was found to contain three knives, a bag of white crystals identified as meth, some jewelry, a small digital scale and some blood pressure medication.
The 33-year-old Seattle man's identification was also in the bag, which was turned in by a customer.
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Posted on Saturday, May 10
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| 36 pounds of cocaine seized in raids |
Federal drug agents seized more than 36 pounds of cocaine and $203,000 in cash during overnight raids in Burien on Thursday, ending a 10-month investigation into a Burien-based cocaine ring with ties to Mexico.
The Drug Enforcement Administration and the King County Sheriff's Office used wiretaps and surveillance to dismantle the organization. In all, 17 people were arrested and 16 have been indicted in U.S. District Court, including 10 people arrested last month. Agents seized an additional 2 kilograms of cocaine, three guns, cars and $40,000 in cash during the March arrests, according to court documents and the U.S. attorney's office.
"The organization was large, well-established and was distributing over 30 kilograms of cocaine per month in the Greater Seattle Area," DEA Special Agent in Charge Arnold Moorin said Friday.
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Posted on Saturday, May 10
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| Overturned car snarls traffic in downtown Seattle |
Seattle police are investigating a car crash in downtown Seattle that has left one car overturned on a busy street and traffic snarled.
The car somehow drove off Aurora Avenue, fell about 30 feet and landed upside down near Broad Street, said Seattle Fire Department spokeswoman Helen Fitzpatrick. The driver managed to get out of the car safely.
It's unclear what caused the 5:30 p.m. crash.
Source: Seattle Times
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Posted on Friday, May 09
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| Man hit by train identified |
A man struck and killed by an Amtrak train near Emerald Downs has been identified as Juan Martinez, 50.
Police said Martinez was walking on tracks in Auburn, talking on his cellphone, when he was struck by a northbound Amtrak train Wednesday. The train conductor sounded the horn and applied the emergency brakes, but couldn't stop.
It was the second fatality involving someone talking on a cellphone on railroad tracks in the past month.
Source: Seattle Times
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Posted on Friday, May 09
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| Rescued tot's mother might be charged with crime |
A woman who left her 22-month-old son alone when she went to get fast food shortly before her apartment caught fire, may face charges for second-degree child abandonment.
Puyallup police on Thursday forwarded the results of their investigation into the case to the Pierce County prosecutor for possible charges against the mother.
The apartment fire was blamed on improperly discarded smoking material, said Puyallup Fire Department Assistant Fire Marshal Guy Overby.
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Posted on Friday, May 09
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| Seattle cabdriver shot in robbery try; suspect held |
A Seattle cabdriver who fled the violence in the Sudan to come to the U.S. is recovering at Harborview Medical Center after being shot during a robbery attempt early Thursday.
Franzdag Eltahir, 36, picked up a fare from the Emerald Queen Casino in Fife about 1:30 a.m. and was driving him to the 100 block of Fifth Avenue Northwest in Puyallup when he was shot in the arm, leg and abdomen, police said. Little, if any, money was taken, police said.
Eltahir managed to call for help and described his attacker. Puyallup police arrested a suspect hiding in the bushes a few blocks away. The 31-year-old man was booked into Pierce County Jail on suspicion of first-degree robbery and first-degree assault.
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Posted on Friday, May 09
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| Officials search Columbia for missing Yakama anglers |
Authorities will continue searching the frigid waters of the Columbia River today for three fishermen believed to be Yakama tribal members whose boat capsized.
The fishermen have yet to be identified, but Yakama General Council Vice Chairwoman Mavis Kindness said she was told that they were members of the Yakama Nation.
Families left the Yakama reservation for the river early Wednesday, and will remain there until the men are recovered, she said.
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Posted on Thursday, May 08
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