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SEARCHA homeless Seattle man who became hostile and confrontational with officers who were attempting to arrest him during a March 2019 encounter has been charged in King County Superior Court with two counts of felony harassment after investigators said he threatened to kill a police officer.
A homeless Seattle man who became hostile and confrontational with officers who were attempting to arrest him during a March 2019 encounter has been charged in King County Superior Court with two counts of felony harassment after investigators said he threatened to kill a police officer.
According to KIRO-TV , 32-year-old Kevin Ray Beasley threatened to hurt a Seattle Police officer who was trying to arrest him for an outstanding warrant.
According to court papers, Beasley reportedly threatened the officers, at times saying:
"I'll catch you. I know what precinct you work at."
"I'm going to take you both out. I'm going to do the U district a favor."
"It's going to be funny blowing your f------ brains all over your windshield, b----."
Beasley's criminal history includes multiple assault and drug possession convictions.
