Washington State “Proud Boy” sentenced to six years in prison for actions during and after January 6 Capitol Breach

Thursday, January 25, 2024

 

January 6, 2021. A small number of police holding back a huge crowd of people trying to break into the Capitol to prevent the official transfer of power after the presidential election.
Photo courtesy Sedition Hunters

During the sentencing hearing, Bru continued to express no remorse, telling Chief Judge Boasberg, “You could give me 100 years and I would still do it all over again.”

WASHINGTON –A Washington state man was sentenced to prison today after he was found guilty of multiple felony and misdemeanor charges related to his conduct during and after the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. 

His actions and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the 2020 presidential election.

Marc Bru, 44, of Vancouver, Washington, was sentenced to 72 months – or six years – in prison and 36 months of supervised release, as well as a fine of $7,946 and $2,000 in restitution, by U.S. District Chief Judge James E. Boasberg. Bru was found guilty of two felonies, including obstruction of an official proceeding and civil disorder, and five misdemeanor charges following a bench trial before Judge Boasberg on Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2023.

According to court documents, on Jan. 5, 2021, Bru, a member of the Proud Boys, flew from Portland, Oregon, to Washington, D.C. The next morning, ready for violence, Bru donned a pair of clear goggles and a neck gaiter to hide his face and headed to the National Mall. On the morning of Jan. 6, 2021, Bru gathered with other members of the Proud Boys on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Intent on obstructing the certification of the Electoral College vote, Bru, along with the group of Proud Boys, did not attend the former president’s “Stop the Steal” rally and instead marched to the grounds of the U.S. Capitol.

Bru was among the first to breach the restricted perimeter on the west side of the Capitol grounds. 

At approximately 12:58pm, Bru joined the first wave of rioters to breach the restricted perimeter near Peace Circle, and, in doing so, walked over downed metal bike rack barricades and “Area Closed” signs in his path. 

Bru then quickly made his way to the front of the mob on the West Plaza, where he spent nearly two hours verbally harassing a group of U.S. Capitol Police (USCP) officers. In one such instance, Bru pointed at the officers and repeatedly yelled, “You’ll die for the corporation!”

At one point, as police officers attempted to secure the area with bike rack barricades, Bru rushed in to join a struggle between rioters and police. Bru used his full body weight to push back against the bike rack barricade that police were attempting to use to re-establish control of a small area on the West Plaza. The officers attempted to repel Bru with pepper spray but were ultimately unsuccessful.

Eventually, the police line broke in other locations, and the mob of rioters, including Bru, surged forward up the steps of the Capitol to the Upper West Terrace. Bru made his way to the exterior Upper West Terrace Doors and joined other rioters in chanting, “Let us in!” as alarms sounded overhead. Bru entered the building at approximately 2:35pm.

In under ten minutes, Bru made his way through the Rotunda, up the Gallery Stairs, and to the Senate Gallery. 

While standing in the Senate Gallery, Bru took several selfies with the empty Senate Floor in the background -- the floor from which, just twenty minutes prior, Secret Service agents had evacuated the Vice President, his family, Senators, and their staffs. In one of the selfies, Bru flashed a hand sign associated with the Proud Boys.

Approximately six weeks later, Bru tried to organize a violent insurrection against the local government in Portland, Oregon, urging others to fight the police, ignore the courts, and disable the government’s ability to communicate.
 
Bru was arrested on March 30, 2021, in Vancouver, Washington, by the FBI. While on pretrial release, Bru was arrested twice on charges of driving under the influence, once in Idaho and once in Montana. Bru failed to appear for his scheduled court appearances in both cases, however, and the state courts issued warrants for his arrest. Those cases remain pending.

After he failed to show for two more court hearings, a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.

In the 36 months since Jan. 6, 2021, more than 1,265 individuals have been charged in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol, including more than 440 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement, a felony. The investigation remains ongoing.

Anyone with tips can call 1-800-CALL-FBI (800-225-5324) or visit tips.fbi.gov


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Robert Knight named 2023 Officer of the Year for Shoreline Police

Officer of the Year Knight holding certificate. Chief Kelly Park second from left, Captains Tony Lockhart (left) and Tim Meyer (right)

At a ceremony held in December 2023, Master Police Officer Rob Knight was named 2023 Officer of the Year for Shoreline Police.  

Officer Knight was named for his heroism and bravery, and the profound impact he had on the lives of many; specifically for his heroic response to a woman threatening to kill herself. 

Multiple units responded and MPO Knight was crucial in the rescue.


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Back to normal weather for our neighborhood…

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Photo by Gordon Snyder at Lake Washington

Gusty, Rainy, Cloudy with moments of Blue Sky. Then repeat over and over and over today.

Wind blown drizzle thru the bare trees along North Lake Washington. 

It was 48 degrees instead of below freezing.

--Gordon Snyder



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Shorecrest sports roundup: Basketball

Shorecrest Basketball
By Alan Bruns, AD

Shorecrest girls basketball
Shorecrest cheer

Girls Basketball

8-6 overall, 2-6 in Wesco, battling to end the season in a position to host a 1st round playoff game
  • Cassie Chesnut: averaging 14.3 points per game, with a season high 31 points against Meadowdale
  • Lexi Paule - top defender with 2.3 steals per game
  • Jocelyn Wirch - team leader in assists, 5.6 a game
Shorecrest girls in action

Boys Basketball

9-6 overall, 7-3 in Wesco, and among a group of teams in the 3rd place position in league
  • Junior Kagarabi - leads team with 18 pts and 3 assists per game 
  • Devan Jones - team leader in rebounds with 5 per game
Shorecrest boys in action


Shorecrest jump shot


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Cartoon by Whitney Potter: Its been cold




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Help UW researchers understand preparedness of Shoreline residents in face of earthquakes

Earthquake damage 1965 King street
A team of researchers affiliated with the University of Washington is trying to gain insights into the resilience of our local community. 

You can play a crucial role in achieving this goal.

Below is information on a comprehensive survey aimed at understanding the preparedness of residents of Shoreline and Kirkland in the face of earthquake hazards. 

Your participation in this survey is invaluable, as the information you provide will contribute to a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities for our community.

Taking the survey is easy and will only require 15 minutes of your time.

You can scan the QR code (in the flyer) or use this link to access the survey 

All responses will remain confidential. We understand that your time is valuable, and we genuinely appreciate your participation.

If you have any questions or concerns about the survey, please feel free to contact us


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Presidential primary ballot printing to move ahead after court ruling

OLYMPIA — In accordance with the ruling by Thurston County Superior Court Judge Mary Sue Wilson, printing of ballots and voters’ pamphlets for the March 12 Presidential Primary will move forward with the candidate lists submitted by both political parties.

“An order directing the secretary of state to take different action, an order from this court, is simply not supported by the statutes and not supported by the affidavit of the electors,” Judge Wilson said in her ruling.

As directed by state law RCW 29A.56, Secretary of State Steve Hobbs provided the full candidate lists submitted by both political parties for the Presidential Primary to county auditors on Jan. 9. 

  • The Democratic Party had submitted three candidate names: Joseph R. Biden Jr., Dean Phillips, and Marianne Williamson. 
  • The Republican Party had submitted five candidate names for the Presidential Primary: Donald J. Trump, Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Chris Christie.
On Thursday, Judge Wilson dismissed a challenge to the ballot listing of former president Trump as a candidate, which followed a dismissal by a Kitsap County court Tuesday.

In the Thurston County case, Judge Wilson found that “the Secretary of State acted consistent with his duties” in proceeding with the candidate lists that parties submitted.

“I am grateful that Judge Wilson ruled in such a timely and well-considered fashion, and that she recognized that I and my staff have been working in full compliance with state law governing the Presidential Primary,” Secretary Hobbs said. 
“We will continue working with our partners in county elections offices to get all the necessary materials for this election to every Washington voter.”
Unlike in other Washington elections, state law requires Presidential Primary voters to sign a party declaration on their ballot envelopes to have their votes counted.


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Cities strengthen rules of decorum For public comments

Shoreline City Council 2023
Back row from left: Councilmembers Doris McConnell (former), John Ramsdell, Eben Pobee, Deputy Mayor Laura Mork, Mayor Chris Roberts; Front row from left: Betsy Robertson, Keith Scully, Not pictured: Councilmember Annette Ademasu

By Oliver Moffat

At the Monday, January 22, 2024 Shoreline City Council meeting, the council voted without discussion to amend its rules on decorum to clarify the definition of disruptive comments and restrict the content of public comments to topics related to city business. Residents will now be allowed to speak on topics only germane to city business.

The new rules follow a region-wide surge of hate speech attacks (commonly referred to as “zoom bombing” by online “trolls”) and a series of disorderly public hearings in Kenmore that prompted that city to also implement stricter decorum rules.

Shoreline Area News reported previously on the surge of anonymous users dialing in to city council meetings across the region with disruptive hate speech that was not related to any topic under discussion.

After an instance of “zoom bombing” in October, the Kenmore City Council temporarily suspended virtual public comments before implementing a pre-registration requirement for virtual public comments. Since making the switch, the city has not had any more attacks, according to Kenmore’s Deputy City Clerk.

Trolls have disrupted meetings in all local cities.
This troll was crafted by LFP resident Josh Rosenau.
As reported in the MLT News and Lynnwood Today, in response to repeated instances of hateful, disruptive and racist comments the Cities of Mountlake Terrace and Lynnwood now require speakers to register at least 24 hours in advance to make virtual public comments. 

After registering, the cities provide meeting login instructions via the commenter’s preferred contact method.

According to an email from the Edmonds City Clerk’s Office, Edmonds does not require citizens to signup in advance to make virtual public comments, but the host can mute public speakers.

The Lake Forest Park City Council has experienced hate-speech “zoom bombing” attacks; most recently on the November 9 and January 11 meetings

In emailed comments, Lake Forest Park’s City Clerk said the city has strengthened rules for public comments to items on the agenda or items the Council has purview or control over. The city requires speakers to register in advance and quickly cuts off speakers who violate the rules of decorum. (A previous version of this article mistakenly reported that Lake Forest Park has not experienced “zoom bombing” attacks. That was an error and has been corrected).

Shoreline does not require citizens to preregister to make virtual public comments.

Shoreline’s new decorum rules also follow a series of raucous public hearings in Kenmore regarding a proposal to build affordable housing. As reported earlier, at a nine hour meeting on Monday, December 11, Kenmore’s Mayor Nigel Herbig struggled at times to maintain order and decorum.

The Kenmore City Council passed new rules in January on decorum for public comments that restrict comments to agenda topics, forbid interruptions such as shouting, booing, and sign waving, and give the council the authority to expel people engaging in disorderly conduct from the council chambers.

1-24-2024 Correction: Information about Lake Forest Park's experience with 'zoom bombing' and their response has been correction.


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Vote now in the King Conservation District (KCD) election


KCD is holding our annual board of supervisors election now through February 13, 2024. Eligible voters can access their ballots and election information at https://kingcd.org/election. King Conservation District includes all registered voters in King County (excluding the cities of Enumclaw, Federal Way, Milton, Pacific, and Skykomish which do not participate in the district).

Voting

Like the last four years, the King Conservation District election will primarily rely on electronic ballot access in partnership with Democracy Live with alternative options for requesting physical ballots. King County Elections will tabulate all ballots and report all results

Ballots will be available to eligible voters online from January 23, 2024, at 8:00am through February 13, 2024, at 8:00pm. 

Voters may return ballots electronically through the online ballot access system. The online ballot portal works with most smartphones and browsers. If you have issues, please try using a different phone or browser before contacting KCD.

Physical ballots must be postmarked by February 13, 2024, and received by February 22, 2024, to be counted. Physical ballots may also be dropped off at King County Elections at 919 SW Grady Way, Suite 200, Renton, WA 98057.

King Conservation District includes all registered voters in King County (excluding the cities of Enumclaw, Federal Way, Milton, Pacific, and Skykomish which do not participate in the District).

If you have questions or need assistance voting, please contact elections@kingcd.org or call 425-282-1900.

Once you voted you can track your ballot’s progress. Please allow for up to 3 business days after submission to process your ballot. If you have questions about whether your ballot has been received and processed, call King County Elections at 206-296-VOTE (8683).

King Conservation District Board of Supervisors

King Conservation District is a nonregulatory, special purpose district, funded by you, with a mission to promote the sustainable use of natural resources through voluntary stewardship in King County. We provide technical assistance to private residents in forest management, farm conservation planning, wildfire preparedness, and streamside and shoreline enhancement.

We also work with cities and other organizations to support community gardens, urban forest canopy, and local food systems. You don’t have to go it alone, your local conservation district can help.

An all-volunteer, five-member Board of Supervisors is responsible for overseeing KCD operations, budget, and setting policy. Voters elect three supervisors and the Washington State Conservation Commission appoints two supervisors. Supervisors serve three-year terms.

Please take a moment, review the candidates, and cast your vote.

Vote Now!




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WSU President's Honor Roll for Fall 2023

Following are the local students who are named on the President's Honor Roll for Fall 2023 at Washington State University. Alphabetical by city.

An undergraduate will be named to the President's Honor Roll under either of the following conditions:
  • By achieving a grade point of 3.75 while enrolled in at least 9 graded hours in a single semester at Washington State University, provided that the cumulative GPA is a 2.0 or better.
  • By achieving a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 based on at least 15 cumulative hours of graded work at Washington State University, provided that the semester GPA is a 3.0 or better.
The President’s Honor Roll distinction is noted on the official WSU transcript for each semester earned. 

Names of students who have restricted their information on their my.WSU account will not be displayed here.

City

First

Middle

Last

Shoreline

Harper

Lee

Andresen

Shoreline

Benjamin

James

Borgida

Shoreline

Spencer

Taylor

Brown

Shoreline

Benjamin

Alexander

Colby

Shoreline

Trevor

Mitchell

Cook

Shoreline

Matthias

James

Davis

Shoreline

Sarah

Lorraine

Decoy

Shoreline

Kathryn

Grace

Doneen

Shoreline

Olivia

Maureen

Eckhardt

Shoreline

Brian

Edward

Elder

Shoreline

Sydney

Jane

Friedman - Blixt

Shoreline

Anna

Jeanne

Grose

Shoreline

Minhyeok


Jo

Shoreline

Sophie

Maren

Kirkegaard

Shoreline

Thomas


McIntosh

Shoreline

Benjamin

Raymond

Medina

Shoreline

Angelina

Teresa

Michalsky

Shoreline

Nicholas


Nesteriak

Shoreline

Edward

Augustine

Noriega

Shoreline

Marina

Long Ching

Or

Shoreline

Farzana

Begum

Rehman

Shoreline

Andre

Hill

Ricard

Shoreline

Ella

Marie

Root

Shoreline

Jasper

Amelia

Willson

Shoreline

Gilana

Danae

Wollman





Lake Forest Park

Satchel

Patrick

Mckee

Lake Forest Park

Lillian

Marie

Overway





Kenmore

Haley


Bergmann

Kenmore

Samantha


Brewer

Kenmore

Isabel


Cardenas Gordivas

Kenmore

Benjamin

Ellis

Fletcher

Kenmore

Marknisha

Sanoe

Hervol

Kenmore

Emma

Jill

Jorgensen

Kenmore

Michael

L

Keating

Kenmore

Jake

Thomas

Lawson

Kenmore

Melanie


Long

Kenmore

Cody

Alan

Marx

Kenmore

Cooper

Henry

Miller

Kenmore

Abigail


Sanchez-Cabrera

Kenmore

Sidney

Garcia

Serna

Kenmore

Annaliese

Noelle

Vonheeringen


Following are the Seattle students named to the President's Honor roll for Fall 2023

West Seattle

Carmen

Simone

Chandler

Seattle

Emily

Marie

Koenig

Seattle

Noura


Abduljaleel

Seattle

Fardowsa

Mohamed

Ahmed

Seattle

Mikella

Colleen

Alexander

Seattle

Elizabeth

Rose

Allen

Seattle

Bailey Amundson

Elise

Amundson

Seattle

Jordan


Asante

Seattle

Brooke

Alexandria

Asbury

Seattle

Andrew

Van

Ayling

Seattle

Max

Alexander

Baer

Seattle

Beckam

Brian

Baggette

Seattle

Nathaniel

Leon

Bailey

Seattle

Kelsey

Tamara

Barnes

Seattle

Ian

Lloyd James

Barrickman

Seattle

Manato

Oliver

Barstad

Seattle

Cia

H

Bell

Seattle

Eric

Savoy

Bell

Seattle

Jordan


Billingsley

Seattle

Daniel

Evan

Bjorseth

Seattle

Star

Turtle

Blair

Seattle

Chloe

Brynn

Bleakley

Seattle

Ashley

Rose

Bocek

Seattle

Yale

William

Bonnet

Seattle

Miles

Brautigan

Boudinot

Seattle

Allyn

Elizabeth

Bradley

Seattle

Lucas

Chartier

Bradshaw

Seattle

Joseph

Lawrence

Braley

Seattle

Lennon

River

Brooks

Seattle

Ryan

Jeffrey

Brown

Seattle

Kylie

Renee

Bryan

Seattle

Makenna

Leigh

Bylund

Seattle

Casey

Anne

Campbell

Seattle

Clayton

Alexander

Cappel

Seattle

Casidhe

Rose

Carlton

Seattle

Darren

D

Caruso

Seattle

Jacob


Catey

Seattle

Madeleine

E

Chastain

Seattle

Kevin

Quoc

Chung

Seattle

Ella

Kay

Claxton

Seattle

Chase

Aidan

Clifton

Seattle

Savanah

Maria

Coelho Harn

Seattle

Noam

Jacob

Cohen

Seattle

Taylor

Mason

Conrad

Seattle

Lisa


Coronado

Seattle

Kelly


Cotte

Seattle

Anna

Florence

Crawford

Seattle

Remy

Jane

Cummings

Seattle

Ella

Grace

Custer

Seattle

Nicholas


Dang

Seattle

Jewel Chezmaine


David

Seattle

Carmen

Elizabeth

DiJulio

Seattle

Patty

Ann

Dillon

Seattle

Jack

Henry

Donahue

Seattle

Claire


Dubendorf

Seattle

Liam

Bruce

Dunn

Seattle

Catherine

Kauilani Chun

Dutton

Seattle

Mackenzie

Elizabeth

Earl

Seattle

Jenny

Liana

Ellenberger

Seattle

Parker

Grace

Ellingson

Seattle

Noah

Rose

Ellison

Seattle

Otis

Eno

English

Seattle

Kenneth

Frank

Evans

Seattle

Vincent

Robert

Fetty

Seattle

Isabella

Catherine

Fewel

Seattle

Guinevere

Nolan

Fish

Seattle

Grace

Margaret

Fitterer

Seattle

Jack

Michael

Foley

Seattle

Kiran

Miles

Foster Veit

Seattle

Leila


Fowler

Seattle

William

Makoto

Fralia

Seattle

Charlotte

Elizabeth

Frueh

Seattle

Richard

Thomas

Gall

Seattle

Kyle

Yasuo

Gasper

Seattle

Angus

John

Giaquinta

Seattle

Evan


Gonzalez

Seattle

Sarynn

Capri

Good

Seattle

Tallulah

Ainslee

Granquist

Seattle

Miller

Evan

Grass

Seattle

Madeline

Ilona

Greekas

Seattle

Camila


Grillo

Seattle

Maria

Teresa

Grossi

Seattle

Katelyn

Victoria

Harp

Seattle

Iman

A

Hassan

Seattle

Muna

Ahmed

Hassan

Seattle

Matthew

B

Haworth

Seattle

Rima

Nicole

Hayek

Seattle

Ruby


Hayes

Seattle

Elliott

Stark

Hendrickson

Seattle

Katherine

Alicia

Henricksen

Seattle

Jihae


Heo

Seattle

Cory

Thomas

Hinthorn

Seattle

Catherine

J

Hinton

Seattle

Devon


Hogan-Schmidt

Seattle

Kyle

Phillip

Hole

Seattle

Atlas

Lewis

Iverson

Seattle

Orion

Christian

Iverson

Seattle

Azalee

Lane

Ivester

Seattle

Michito


Iwata

Seattle

Jack

Aidan Connor

Jarvis

Seattle

Anna

Merrill

Jensen

Seattle

Clarissa

Megan

Johahnson

Seattle

Axel

Ernest

Johnson

Seattle

Katherine

Elizabeth

Johnson

Seattle

Lewis

Randall

Jones

Seattle

Madison

Josephine

Kalush

Seattle

Daniel

Joseph

Katzer

Seattle

Racab

Mehateme

Kebede

Seattle

Evan

E

Keppler

Seattle

Zachary

Ian Kuris

King

Seattle

Tavis

Luck

Koltz

Seattle

Josephine

Mina

Kuan

Seattle

Nathan

J

Laha

Seattle

Meredith


Lamb

Seattle

Mitali

N

Lane

Seattle

Nathan

Anthony

Lassing

Seattle

Gavin

Carl

Ledson

Seattle

Harold


Lee

Seattle

Lee Ah

Jia Zhen

Lee

Seattle

Maxwell

Michael

Lee

Seattle

Seong Beob


Lee

Seattle

Zoe

Tzipora

Lemchen

Seattle

Ralph


Lewis

Seattle

Lana

Mary

Leydon

Seattle

Jacob


Lin

Seattle

Hunter

Owen

Lindauer

Seattle

Lauren

Kai

Lindblad

Seattle

Seville

Roxann

Lodwig

Seattle

Mckenzie

Trew

Loiselle

Seattle

Lyricc


Lopez

Seattle

Benjamin


LoPinto

Seattle

Leandra

D

Lortz

Seattle

Finn

Michael

Malone

Seattle

Ella

Marissa

Martin

Seattle

Mason

William

Matich

Seattle

Kiran

Komal Tracy

Maynard

Seattle

Zachary

Ryan

McFarlane

Seattle

Ashley

Heather

Mckee

Seattle

Marie

Camille

Melikov

Seattle

Bella

Sophia

Meyer

Seattle

Hanna

Louisa

Meyer

Seattle

Julia

Michelle

Miknich

Seattle

Kyler

Ray

Miles

Seattle

Hillary

Kathleen

Minor

Seattle

Kedzie

Cowper

Moe

Seattle

Katherine

Ann

Moen

Seattle

Raleigh

Antonio

Moseley

Seattle

Madeleine

Lawler

Mullins

Seattle

John

Yates

Murphy

Seattle

Owen


Murray

Seattle

Maximus

E

Myers

Seattle

Benjamin

Robert

Nelson

Seattle

Julissa


Nevarez-Urbina

Seattle

Dang Chau Giang


Nguyen

Seattle

Linh Da

Thuy

Nguyen

Seattle

Jillian

Kay

Nielsen

Seattle

Finnagen

Forrest

Norberg

Seattle

Reese

Taylor

Paddock

Seattle

David

Robert

Payne

Seattle

Cornelius

Joell Parks

Peck

Seattle

Lourdes

Camila

Perez Concepcion

Seattle

Leandro

Joel

Pettino

Seattle

Vy

Kha

Pham

Seattle

Taylor

Morgan

Picinich

Seattle

Ellen

June

Pietsch

Seattle

Maxwell

Benjamin

Pleskoff

Seattle

Jacob

Bruce

Podany

Seattle

Ashlee

Taylor

Price

Seattle

Payton

Roselynn

Reid

Seattle

Anna

Elizabeth

Rein

Seattle

Angela Socorro

Lorin

Reyes

SEATTLE

Collin

James

Reynolds

Seattle

Zoe

Makenzie

Roberts

Seattle

Elizabeth

Ann

Roe

Seattle

Ella

Kathleen

Roney

Seattle

Chris


Roscoe

Seattle

Luke

Simon

Ross

Seattle

Trevor

Justin Lewis

Rumph

Seattle

Benjamin

Cade

Ryan

Seattle

Beck

E

Santanella

Seattle

Estelle


Savoye

Seattle

Ashton

Donovan

Sawade

Seattle

Zoe

Inge

Schaefer

Seattle

Benjamin

Robert

Schreck

Seattle

Dillon

T

Schwisow

Seattle

Sarah


Seligman

Seattle

William


Sellers

Seattle

Adam


Shelhorn

Seattle

Brandon

Michaels

Shepard

Seattle

Aozora

Kurokawa

Short

Seattle

Hyun Seo


Sim

Seattle

Bridget


Simmonds

Seattle

Jonathan

Joseph

Simmons

Seattle

Alexander

Russell

Simonson

Seattle

Alexandria

Blue

Skafidas

Seattle

Martin

Alexander

Sloley

Seattle

Forrest

William

Snorsky

Seattle

Nathaniel


St Clair

Seattle

Sage

Dominic

Steelman

Seattle

Abdirashid

Muse

Suryan

Seattle

Sierra

Amelia

Svetlik

Seattle

Elena

Simone Miller

Trager

Seattle

Nhu

To

Tran

Seattle

Daniel


Tse

Seattle

Mark


Ursino

Seattle

Joel

Thomas

Usner

Seattle

Ty


Vaeena

Seattle

Ashlyn

Marie

Valdez

Seattle

Shaiya

Jasmine

Van Norman

Seattle

Margot

Eleanor

Van Orden

Seattle

Hannah


Villanueva

Seattle

Molly


Walker

Seattle

Charles

Francis

Weber

Seattle

Amanda

Christi

Westbrook

Seattle

Morgen

M

White

Seattle

Harrison


Whittemore

Seattle

Kamilah

Kesi

Williams

Seattle

Thomas

Scott

Wilme

Seattle

Cade

Alan

Wright



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