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• E Pike stabbing: A male victim suffered a three to four-inch knife wound in a fight outside a Pike/Pine club last Saturday around 1:00 AM. Staff at a First Hill medical facility reported the incident to police after the victim arrived for treatment. The report notes the victim was reluctant to report the incident and declined to provide specifics of the assault. Police say they responded that night to a fight disturbance at a club in the 900 block of E Pike. The case is currently not being investigated.
• Man beaten in Broadway phone grab: A man suffered beating after reportedly being attacked for his phone at E Pine and Broadway early Saturday around 3 AM.
   Police identified a man found nearby as the suspect thanks to witnesses who saw the attack. The suspect was booked into King County Jail for investigation of robbery. The victim’s phone was not recovered. He was treated for his injuries at the scene by Seattle Fire.CHS reported the most recent robbery statistics for the neighborhood earlier this month.
• Pine/10th mugging: The victim in an early Sunday morning, January 11th street robbery at E Pine and 10th walked to the nearby East Precinct to report the 3:30 AM crime:
  There were no arrests.
• $10 ATM robbery: A student was robbed of Monday afternoon at Seattle Central after a thief reportedly snatched the withdrawal from the ATM the victim was using:
• 19th/Mercer burglary: A business near 19th and Mercer reported it lost more than $3,600 in electronics and property in an early morning Monday, January 12th break-in. According to the SPD report, the burglar entered the business by forcing open a front window. The victim told police that a good samaritan had called after finding the Jake Spade bag also taken in the burglary in a dumpster near 19th and Jackson. The iPad mini that had been inside, unfortunately, was gone.
• Phone ransom: Police are trying to help a Lynwood woman get her phone back after an unhappy end to a birthday party at an E Pike drinking establishment last Friday, January 9th. According to the SPD report, the female victim said she passed out during the celebration and was offered a place to sleep it off in another celebrant’s vehicle parked outside. At some point, the victim threw up inside the car. The victim called police a few days later when she found that her phone was being held hostage until she payed $600 to clean up the car and to cover a rental.
• The SPD SeaStat program’s January meeting included an update on the car prowl hot spot around Broadway and Union: