Dear Friends:

Every one of us is hopeful for a state that is prosperous and safe.  Where jobs that can support our families are abundant.  Where our most vulnerable are protected from criminals, shady businesses, and Internet predators.  Where children from the rural roads of the Yakima Valley to the struggling streets of Seattle’s most challenged neighborhoods can set aside any fear for their personal safety and focus on their future.

I believe strongly in the obligation to serve this state and to aspire to this vision, and that is why I am running for Attorney General.  I know the dangers posed by criminals because I have led teams of law enforcement officers to arrest them and prosecute them in a court of law.  I know the immense damage unscrupulous businesses can cause our most vulnerable citizens because I have fought for those victims in court as the people’s lawyer.  The most important function of government is to safeguard its people and punish those who threaten our free and open society.

I intend to campaign vigorously for Attorney General.  We will give no quarter, concede no vote.  From the small town wheat fields to the forgotten neighborhoods of our largest cities, we will bring our message to every voter.  Please join me.  I welcome your support.

Sincerely,



May 11, 2012
Dunn Proposes Tools to Combat Gangs
Paula Wissel
A proposal to fight gangs in King County is coming under fire from civil liberties groups. Among other things, a proposed county ordinance would make it illegal to coerce someone into joining a gang.
King County Council members says they want to make the county unfriendly to gangs, but there isn't agreement on how to do that.
Councilman Reagan Dunn says if you look at the numbers, the problem is clear.
“There are 10,000 gang members in King County. We’ve seen 800 gang related incidents. That’s a 165% increase from 2005 to the present,” he said.
Du...
May 11, 2012
King County Council mulling anti-gang ordinance
Michelle Esteban

SEATTLE -- The King County Council is considering an ordinance that would crack down on gang activity by making it a crime for known gang members to enter certain "gang free zones."

Right now it's estimated that a whopping 10,000 gang members operate in King County. The sheriff's office says certain blocks and entire neighborhoods are hot spots for gang activity. If a new ordinance passes, gang members could be banned from businesses or even sidewalks in those hot spots.

"It's something we have to get a hold of here in King County, before it gets a hold of us," said Councilm...

March 5, 2012
Dunn praises state Legislature for creation of 'Bl...
Auburn-Reporter

Mar 02 2012 

Metropolitan King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn applauded the state Legislature for approving the creation of a "Blue Alert" system to inform the public about crucial information regarding suspects who have seriously injured or killed law enforcement officers.

The Senate voted today to approve HB 1820, which the State House of Representatives unanimously adopted earlier this week. The legislation has been sent to Gov. Chris Gregoire for her signature

"I commend the Legislature for taking swift action and hope that the Governor will sign th...

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