Seattle Just Had Its First Homicide-Free June In More Than 50 Years. For the first time since 1970, Seattle went the entire month of June without a single homicide. The milestone comes as the city welcomed massive FIFA Club World Cup crowds, with more than 861 police officers deployed downtown to help keep visitors and residents safe during the international event. Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes says the city has recorded 15 homicides so far this year, a noticeable drop compared to recent years. While officials say there’s still work to do, they hope the milestone is a sign that Seattle is moving in the right direction as efforts to reduce violent crime continue. What Are Your Thoughts On This⁉️🤔 #DUBSEA