Amazon Quietly Closes Seattle Facility Due to Skyrocketing Violent Crime and Danger to Employees

[Weatherman2020]

Everything the Left control is eventually destroyed.
1800 workers impacted.

"In the last few weeks, shootings, including one that killed a 15-year-old boy, have rocked the busy stretch of downtown. Seattle Police has set up a mobile precinct along 3rd Avenue with officers on bikes patrolling the area, too," but Amazon apparently hit its breaking point and didn't want to continue sending its employees into the lawless neighborhood.

Amazon temporarily relocating workers from office at 3rd and Pine due to crime concerns

Citing an increase in violent crime, Amazon announced Friday it would temporarily relocate its workers from the company’s office space at 3rd Ave and Pine St in downtown Seattle. According to Amazon, roughly 1,800 employees are assigned to the 300 Pine St building but note many are still working...

komonews.com

 

[progressive hunter]

Everything the Left control is eventually destroyed.
1800 workers impacted.

"In the last few weeks, shootings, including one that killed a 15-year-old boy, have rocked the busy stretch of downtown. Seattle Police has set up a mobile precinct along 3rd Avenue with officers on bikes patrolling the area, too," but Amazon apparently hit its breaking point and didn't want to continue sending its employees into the lawless neighborhood.

Amazon temporarily relocating workers from office at 3rd and Pine due to crime concerns

Citing an increase in violent crime, Amazon announced Friday it would temporarily relocate its workers from the company’s office space at 3rd Ave and Pine St in downtown Seattle. According to Amazon, roughly 1,800 employees are assigned to the 300 Pine St building but note many are still working...

komonews.com

wheres the silent part??

 

[BS Filter]

Amazon is expanding in the Spokane area. They might be relocating.

 

[Weatherman2020]

wheres the silent part??

Post the Amazon press release and I’ll show you.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

 

[Weatherman2020]

Amazon is expanding in the Spokane area. They might be relocating.

No doubt relocating. Seattle is more dangerous than Baghdad.

 

[White 6]

Everything the Left control is eventually destroyed.
1800 workers impacted.

"In the last few weeks, shootings, including one that killed a 15-year-old boy, have rocked the busy stretch of downtown. Seattle Police has set up a mobile precinct along 3rd Avenue with officers on bikes patrolling the area, too," but Amazon apparently hit its breaking point and didn't want to continue sending its employees into the lawless neighborhood.

Amazon temporarily relocating workers from office at 3rd and Pine due to crime concerns

Citing an increase in violent crime, Amazon announced Friday it would temporarily relocate its workers from the company’s office space at 3rd Ave and Pine St in downtown Seattle. According to Amazon, roughly 1,800 employees are assigned to the 300 Pine St building but note many are still working...

komonews.com

A sound business decision, for the good of their company and personnel. Maybe Seattle should clean up it's act it it wants to keep business.

 

[progressive hunter]

Post the Amazon press release and I’ll show you.

its right there in your link,,

"THEY ANNOUNCED IT"

 

[JustAnotherNut]

wheres the silent part??

It's not been that silent. I've been seeing reports for a week or more of the employees complaining about it to Amazon finally doing it.

Problem is, violent crimes have been skyrocketing everywhere around here.

 

[marvin martian]

A sound business decision, for the good of their company and personnel. Maybe Seattle should clean up it's act it it wants to keep business.

They don't want businesses in Seattle. They want crime, filth, homelessness, and violence.

 

[White 6]

They don't want businesses in Seattle. They want crime, filth, homelessness, and violence.

They are certainly willing to tolerate it for some reason, you and I don't get. Sounds like Amazon doesn't get it either.

 

[Weatherman2020]

its right there in your link,,

"THEY ANNOUNCED IT"

It does?
They did?

What else are the voices saying?

 

[marvin martian]

They are certainly willing to tolerate it for some reason, you and I don't get. Sounds like Amazon doesn't get it either.

I get it. They LOVE it, that's why they tolerate it. Scared, poor, addicted people are much easier to control, and that's all the DemoKKKrats care about.

 

[1srelluc]

Maybe they are headed to their new Crystal City facility in NOtVA. I don't know when it's slated to open, maybe the first phase is.

Amazon HQ2 - Wikipedia

Great, more leftist transplants headed our way.

 

[BS Filter]

They don't want businesses in Seattle. They want crime, filth, homelessness, and violence.

Democrats need crime and turmoil for an excuse to vote for democrats to fix the very problem their policies caused.

 

[Meister]

Amazon is expanding in the Spokane area. They might be relocating.

I don't think it's a relocation so much as just good business environment in Spokane.
This facility has been opened up for a couple of years and the inking was probably
a couple of years prior to that.
Seattle is just a temporary shutdown.

 

[BS Filter]

I don't think it's a relocation so much as just good business environment in Spokane.
This facility has been opened up for a couple of years and the inking was probably
a couple of years prior to that.

Agree. Spokane area is booming. I wouldn't be surprised if Amazon moves headquarters there.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

MSN

www.msn.com

Amazon announced on Friday .......

 

[Mac-7]

They don't want businesses in Seattle. They want crime, filth, homelessness, and violence.

And they are getting their wish

is their no limit to liberal stupidity?

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Everything the Left control is eventually destroyed.
1800 workers impacted.

"In the last few weeks, shootings, including one that killed a 15-year-old boy, have rocked the busy stretch of downtown. Seattle Police has set up a mobile precinct along 3rd Avenue with officers on bikes patrolling the area, too," but Amazon apparently hit its breaking point and didn't want to continue sending its employees into the lawless neighborhood.

Amazon temporarily relocating workers from office at 3rd and Pine due to crime concerns

Citing an increase in violent crime, Amazon announced Friday it would temporarily relocate its workers from the company’s office space at 3rd Ave and Pine St in downtown Seattle. According to Amazon, roughly 1,800 employees are assigned to the 300 Pine St building but note many are still working...

komonews.com

Yeah, third & Pine is a nasty, nasty corner. I used to catch the bus there every time I shopped downtown, back when it was safe -- fifteen years ago. My husband worked just two blocks south of there.

I'm thrilled that Seattle's merchants are reaping the "benefits" of the filthy democrats they have allowed to "govern" the place for decades. Burn baby, burn.