Seattle business owners left to fend for themselves on crime take matters into their own hands

Seattle business owners outraged by the city’s crime trend put together a town hall-style meeting at a local barber shop to speak out about the violence and danger they face and to call on city leadership to take control. "Seattle city council’s number one job should be to protect the citizens of Seattle," Kevin Rinderle with Yukon Trading Company said at the meeting Tuesday, according to KOMO News. "We’re here collectively begging for help." Matt Humphrey, owner of Steele Barber and Spa in Ballard, said he organized the meeting to...