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Seattle Residents Forced To Barricade Their Streets To Protect From Gun Violence
Seattle Residents Forced To Barricade Their Streets To Protect From Gun Violence
Fed up with years of gun violence and repeated shootings near Aurora Avenue, some residents in North Seattle have started installing their own street barricades in an effort to protect their neighborhoods, KOMO News writes.
Neighbors living near North 97th, 98th, and 102nd streets recently placed large planter boxes, piles of dirt, and gravel across parts of residential roads that connect to Aurora Avenue North. The goal, residents say, is to make it harder for shooters to speed through...
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