Seattle street crowd breaks windows
Monday, June 27, 2011
SEATTLE (AP) -- Seattle police say two patrol cars had their windows broken and an officer suffered a minor shoulder injury in a clash with a crowd that broke windows at two businesses early Sunday in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
One man who helped throw a barricade in the street was arrested for pedestrian interference.
Spokesman Sean Whitcomb said Monday that detectives are following up.
The crowd showed up after midnight following a gay pride celebration in the neighborhood.
Someone broke windows at a clothing store and luxury car dealership and damaged an ATM machine.
Police arrived and dispersed the crowd.
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