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By Chief Mike Harden, Lake Forest Park Police Department
On October 8, 2021, at approximately 2200 hours, officers were dispatched to a report of a two car, blocking, collision located at the intersection of Ballinger Way NE and 40th PL NE, Lake Forest Park, in King County.
When officers arrived, it appeared two vehicles had collided head-on. One of the drivers stated her arm was hurting and aid was requested. The other driver stated her head hurt and aid was called for an evaluation.
Witnesses stated one of the vehicles was driving at approximately 55mph in a 30mph zone, heading south on 40th PL NE prior to the collision. One witness stated the driver of the white Lexus passed him in a no passing zone.
While the driver was being evaluated by medical personnel, officers were able to smell the odor of intoxicants emanating from her. The driver was unable to give a portable breath test sample on scene. Additional witnesses stated they observed the driver running the stop sign, causing the collision.
Officers applied for a search warrant for the driver’s blood for investigation of DUI and obtained her blood sample at the hospital. Charges in this case are pending the results of the State Toxicology Lab results.
FYI, the quoted piece from The Almanac looks like it's all AI: https://www.pangram.com/history/deb52bf5-9efa-43d5-bc9a-b806e90616ec
Overcast, with a high of 53 and low of 34 degrees. Mist in the morning, overcast during the afternoon, mist overnight.
Please label AI-written posts!!!! This one is likely 100% AI: https://www.pangram.com/history/bae3817e-8442-46b7-a065-8069d59b0ca0
First, we created a transcript from the council meeting video and compared it word for word. Then ChatGPT summarized the transcript of the two-hour meeting so readers didn't have to watch the 2-hour council meeting. We then ran a spell-checker and grammar-checker and saved all the data to an M.2 SSD.
But seriously. AI can be useful, and this kind of thing — I assume you did use AI to transcribe the meeting and summarize it — is a reasonable use case.