Olels said he felt compelled to pay his respects to the dozens gunned down at a gay bar in Orlando. “I was in the office and needed a walk just to clear my head,” said Jordan Olels. Meanwhile, Seattle’s LGBTQ community continues to struggle with last weekend’s violence. One nightclub, once targeted by an arsonist, plans to train their security staff on how to respond to a mass shooting.
In the wake of the deadly shooting in Orlando, Seattle Police promise to beef up patrols – and some nightclubs are now preparing for the unthinkable. SEATTLE - Tens of thousands are expected to come to Seattle to celebrate Pridefest at the end of June.
