Chuckanut Oysters - Washington Oyster Farm Taylor Shellfish On Chuckanut Drive
Chuckanut Drive is a popular day trip destination for Oyster lover in Western Washington. Chuckanut Drive Taylor Shellfish Farm sells fresh oysters and other seafood that you can take home with you or enjoy at the water's edge in their picnic area. You can buy charcoal there or bring your own as well.
There are also restaurants along Chuckanut drive that serve fresh local oysters for you to enjoy. It is worth noting that some of the Chuckanut area restaurants have opened and closed in recent years so you may want to do some research online if you are planing to have a sitdown lunch overlooking Chuckanut Bay.
One of the main attractions to Chuckanut Drive is the fact it is a winding, narrow, and rocky coastal road. RV's and other large vehicles are not allowed on the southern portion of the road. If you are in an RV bound for Larrabee State park you need to travel to Bellingham and drive south on Chuckanut Dr. to the Park.
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Seattle Police Choke And Punch Leo Etherly [Dash Cam]
Seattle Police publicly released this dash cam video after Leo Etherly and his attorneys alleged Seattle police were trying to keep the footage hidden from the public.
Etherly was bruised and black-eyed during his Oct. 6. arrest in connection with a hit-and-run crash involving a bicyclist several blocks away.
Seattle police said Etherly was uncooperative and spat on the arresting officer; however, King County prosecutors have declined to file charges.
Etherly said he was first choked then knocked out while being detained by three police officers, first on the hood of a patrol car and later on the ground. The officer that punched Etherly has been identified as Eric Faust.
Mr. Etherly was really injured from this. He has permanent partial blindness. He has split vision -- double vision, which will probably be permanent, said his attorney, James Egan.
First amendment attorney Jim Lobsenz, who is also representing Etherly, said the footage clearly shows (officers) choking and punching (Etherly) for no reason.
But Seattle police spokesman Sgt. Sean Whitcomb said the officers use of force was in response to the man's resistance.
The officer's trying to have a physical control over the man's arm, but he doesn't want to be held by the officer, he said. They made efforts to use a minimal, very unintrusive amount of force to de-escalate the situation, to calm things down.
Etherly, on the other hand, was acting aggressively, Whitcomb said.
Ultimately, you may as well punch someone if you spit on them, he said. And the idea is it's assaultive behavior to officers who are doing their job, who are trying to place someone in custody.
Prosecutors have declined to file charges against Etherly in both the hit-and-run case and the alleged assault case involving Etherly spitting on the officer.
Whitcomb said the department's Office of Professional Accountability is reviewing the use of force in the incident, including the officer's placement of his hand on the detained man's neck.
Prior to its release, Etherly and his attorneys claimed police were trying to hide dash cam footage of the incident after police failed to respond to Etherly's Oct. 10 request to obtain a copy of it. He has a right to request that footage under the city's own policy, which states ...any person who is shown in police dash camera video has an absolute right to request and receive video depicting their incident at any time.
One of Etherly's attorneys had been given a copy, but Seattle police warned Egan not to share it publicly as doing so could cost him his license.
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