Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Coffee with a Cop

The Tukwila Police Department went to Starbucks to talk with the community in a relaxed setting.

The Tukwila Police Department hosted Coffee with a Cop at the Starbucks on Southcenter Parkway on Saturday, March 10. The event allowed community members chat with their local police about any concerns they might have and to learn more about the department. Officer Victor Masters (not pictured) was one of the five cops who attended the event. Masters said the Tukwila Police Department has being doing this for about a year now. Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

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