Couple said they were targeted in hit-&-run crash into tent at Seattle homeless encampment
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SEATTLE — Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash at a small homeless encampment in north Seattle on Tuesday night.
A couple inside a tent believe they were targeted.
The crash occurred on North 85th Street and 1st Avenue near the Greenwood Fred Meyer and Bartell Drugs.
The couple said a driver, towing a trailer, jumped the curb and hit a row of tents on the sidewalk twice.
One man reported a leg injury.
The couple claims since they set up their tents the harassment is constant.
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