Ferguson, Jayapal say they didn’t delay Seattle Center shooting update
As questions linger about delays in updating the public after Sunday’s deadly mass shooting at Seattle Center, Gov. Pramila Jayapal say they weren’t to blame.
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As questions linger about delays in updating the public after Sunday’s deadly mass shooting at Seattle Center, Gov. Pramila Jayapal say they weren’t to blame. A Seattle police public information officer told journalists Sunday night that a media briefing at the Center — held nearly five hours after the shooting — was delayed because officials were waiting for “dignitaries” who wanted to participate. That seemed to point a possible finger at Ferguson and Jayapal, who, along with Mayor Katie Wilson, spoke at the briefing, which started just before 11 p.m.
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- As questions linger about delays in updating the public after Sunday’s deadly mass shooting at Seattle Center, Gov. Pramila Jayapal say they weren’t to blame.
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Ferguson, Jayapal say they didn’t delay Seattle Center shooting update
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