The vehicle owner's family says the person was unable to get inside and is asking whether nearby households have had similar experiences.
A car prowl was reported around 1 a.m. on Nov. 12 at a home near 48th and Findlay in Seaview, West Seattle.
A family member sent video and an account of the incident to West Seattle Blog, saying the person was unable to get into his mother's car.
The family plans to watch for further activity and shared the account to ask whether anyone else in the area has had a similar experience.
The driver's family is seeking camera footage from late Nov. 10 to identify a gray pickup they say stopped abruptly before the crash and then sped away.
Repeated car prowls and stolen deliveries have left one stretch of 8th stuck in a cycle of broken glass, missing packages and persistent frustration.
Police are investigating an early-morning robbery on the Delridge ramp after a driver stopped to move a sign blocking the way.
A film camera and a vintage camcorder disappeared from a truck during a twenty-minute stop in SoDo, along with family history and footage that cannot be recreated.
The missing car was taken from the 9700 block of 33rd SW around 5:55 a.m. Friday and has visible front-end damage.
An encounter in the airport rideshare area had the hallmarks of a familiar hustle: urgency, a stranded-traveler story, and a money-transfer request that did not add up.
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