Seattle Police Veteran Speaks Out on Chief Search
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Seattle's search for its next police chief is drawing significant public attention as hundreds of residents attend community forums to voice their concerns about public safety, crime and police accountability. Seattle Police Assistant Chief Robert Brown, a 30-year department veteran who oversees the patrol division, attended the final community forum and discussed what he could bring to the position, including stability, experience and strong community relationships. Residents emphasized the need for a police chief who understands Seattle, addresses open-air drug markets and street crime, and holds officers accountable for misconduct. Brown said he attended the forums to listen to community concerns rather than campaign for the position. Subscribe for more coverage of Seattle politics, public safety, crime and local government. #Seattle #SeattlePolice #SPD #PublicSafety #SeattleCrime #WashingtonNews #PoliceChief