LYNNWOOD—Multiple Lynnwood residents shared their concerns with the Lynnwood Times of a dog in their neighborhood that, after multiple attacks, has yet to be classified as a Dangerous Animal.

The dog has bitten two people, leaving one unable to work, and has bitten at least three dogs, contributing to the death of one—all in less than a year. The survivors of these attacks told the Lynnwood Times that they believe the dog is a “public safety threat” to the neighborhood, and that the Lynnwood City Council is attempting a “cover-up” to protect one of their very own: the dog’s owner – Councilwoman Almaderica “Derica” Escamilla who was appointed to the council on July 15, 2024.

The Lynnwood Times interviewed Jessaca Kalles, Thomas Skaggs, and Chona Castillo—three victims of Councilwoman Esca

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