Seattle's Police Chief was scheduled for an interview, but it was cancelled. His office released parts of his calendar to provide information about his activities. The calendar covers a period from late March to the end of July, showing his movements during that time.
This release was made in place of the interview that was initially planned. Further details about the Police Chief's travel and calendar can be found through KTXS, the source of this information.
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