Seattle Officer Cleared in Fatal Crosswalk Collision with Grad Student

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The King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office announced that no charges will be filed against the Seattle police officer who struck and killed a 23-year-old graduate student in a crosswalk, citing insufficient evidence to prove a criminal case beyond a reasonable doubt. The officer was responding to a call and driving at 74 mph with sirens activated when the collision occurred. The case gained attention after body-worn camera audio revealed another officer making insensitive remarks about the victim's life, leading to an investigation by the Office of Police Accountability.
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