With emotions already running high in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District over King County’s plans to expand an existing shelter into a “megaplex” of homeless, mental health, and addiction services, one of the region’s most recognized reporters on these issues was banned from Tuesday morning’s media tour of the site.
“I’ve been iced out,” former KOMO-TV investigative reporter and now Discovery Institute senior fellow Jonathan Choe told Dori Monson Show listeners just hours after a team from King County Executive Dow Constantine’s office blocked his entry to the tour.
In audio recorded by Choe at the scene, a male voice that Choe later identified as one of Constantine’s top media relations
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