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• Pizza driver robbery: A pizza delivery ended with an armed robbery early Sunday morning on Harvard Ave E just off Broadway. According to SPD, the driver reportedly had just completed a delivery in the 600 block of Harvard Ave E around 1:20 AM Sunday when a dark Dodge Charger or Challenger carrying multiple people drove up. One occupant of the car “produced a handgun” and demanded the victim’s wallet, according to SPD’s report. The victim handed over his cash and the suspects fled the scene in the vehicle. A search for the car and suspects was not successful and there were no arrests. SPD is investigating.
• Pedestrian struck: A 34-year-old woman was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries after she was struck by a driver while crossing at Bellevue and Republican Sunday afternoon. Seattle Police and Seattle Fire were called to the intersection around 1:35 PM to the reported collision. SFD said the woman who was hit was transported by private ambulance with undisclosed non-life threatening injuries. There were no reported arrests.
• ‘Help the firefighter’ — Multiple police officers rushed to Broadway and Denny last Thursday afternoon for a “help the firefighter” call after a suspect in a motorized wheelchair reportedly assaulted a Seattle Fire crew responding to a medical incident. According to radio updates, the male suspect was agitated as the crew responded to assist another individual and began ramming his wheelchair into the responding medics. SPD arrived and took the man into custody just after 4:20 PM. There were no reported serious injuries from the assault.
• Hit and run on Lake Washington: Police were looking for a big boat the fled after a hit and run collision on Lake Washington that happened on the evening of Saturday, August 20th near the 520 bridge:
  On 08-20-2022 at 2124 hours, officers and Harbor Unit responded to a hit and run boat collision in Lake Washington. The victim vessel had been struck by a much larger vessel, which continued northbound after the collision, failing to check on the status of the occupants of the victim vessel. The victim vessel had sustained significant damage, and before losing all power, was able to make it near the shoreline where the occupants were able to shout to individuals onshore for assistance. When officers responded they assisted to bring the vessel the rest of the way to shore and evacuate non-ambulatory patients. Officers on scene rendered aid to the victims, some of whom suffered significant injuries requiring immediate medical treatment. Officers were also able to provide updates over the radio regarding the suspect vessel, and its last known position in the water.
  Police say they got information provided by provided by the U.S. Coast Guard that helped lead the search for the suspect boat to a local marina but were unable to locate the specific vessel involved in the crash.

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