Tag: caleb shoop

November 4, 2015

The true cost of Move Seattle

Mike Wang was biking home to his family one evening in July 2011 when a man driving an SUV made a quick left turn and killed him on Dexter Ave. It’s impossible to fill a hole in the world the size of Mike Wang, but through all the tears and pain and anger that followed,…
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tagged: brian fairbrother, caleb shoop, judy and dennis schulte, mike wang, move seattle, move seattle levy, sher kung
January 30, 2015

No charges for person who killed man walking his dog in a Kirkland crosswalk

Prosecutors for the City of Kirkland will not pursue any charges against the woman who struck and killed Kyle Warnick while he walked his dog in a city crosswalk September 15. He was 43. On a YouCaring page, family members describe Warnick as a story teller: Kyle was one of a kind. His love for…
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tagged: blakeley warbinton, caleb shoop, john duggan, kirkland, kyle warnick, vulnerable user law
September 18, 2014

Kenmore residents call for an end to traffic deaths, remember Caleb Shoop

Carrying signs that say “Safe Streets Now” and “All Our Kids Are So Precious, Please Drive With Care” and wearing shirts that say “Caleb’s Got My Back,” friends, family and concerned community members gathered Wednesday to remember Caleb Shoop and call for safer streets in Kenmore. Shoop was killed in March while biking in a…
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tagged: ben shoop, caleb shoop, connect kenmore for safety, kenmore, kirkland greenways, tammy shoop
September 10, 2014

Mother of Caleb Shoop: ‘Our son’s death warrants a just outcome’

Tammy Shoop and her husband Ben have had to go through the worst that parents can experience: Their son Caleb was killed while biking in a Kenmore crosswalk in March. He was only 19. There will be a memorial walk for Caleb September 17, planned in part by Kirkland Greenways and Lake City Greenways. Meet…
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tagged: ben shoop, caleb shoop, kenmore, kirkland greenways, lake city greenways, memorial rides, tammy shoop
July 3, 2014

Kenmore won’t pursue negligent driving charge in death of Caleb Shoop

This City of Kenmore has decided not to pursue negligent driving charges against Joshua Tucker, the person who struck and killed Caleb Shoop as he biked across a crosswalk in March. Tucker received a $175 ticket for failure to yield at a crosswalk. Kenmore’s prosecuting attorney “does not see enough evidence to charge the driver…
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tagged: caleb shoop, john duggan, kenmore, negligent driving, sarah roberts, vulnerable user law
June 24, 2014

Kenmore is reviewing negligent driving charges in death of Caleb Shoop

The City of Kenmore is looking into using the state’s Vulnerable User Law to levy Negligent Driving in the Second Degree charges against the person who struck and killed Caleb Shoop in a crosswalk in March. He was 19. As we reported last week, Caleb’s family was shocked and disappointed when they learned that the…
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tagged: ben shoop, caleb shoop, kenmore, negligent driving, tammy shoop, vulnerable user law