'When I walk to school, I can see people shooting up.' How Seattle's drug crisis drives election debate
'When I walk to school, I can see people shooting up.' How Seattle's drug crisis drives election debate

'When I walk to school, I can see people shooting up.' How Seattle's drug crisis drives election debate

maja salvador

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Chinatown-International District resident Joe Clark says the neighborhood always felt safe, until his daughter began sharing alarming stories about witnessing drug use on her walk to the school. Stories like Clark's are one reason why drug policy is now at the center of this year’s city council races. Voters tell pollsters drugs are a top issue, but what exactly do they want?

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