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🛑 Chinatown Possession by the Drug Demon🛑 Late Thursday night in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, Jonathan Choe filmed an Asian woman on the sidewalk who looked like a scene out of a horror movie. She's in a blue shirt and light pants, slumped by a storefront, and the clip's own overlay puts it on King Street. She thrashes, soils her pants, and then medics put her on a stretcher. Choe's read is that she had likely taken fentanyl and whatever else is in the current mix, and that she looked demon possessed. Nobody has published her name, a tox screen, or an SPD blotter, so the drug call is his, not a lab result. Mayor Katie Wilson already told this neighborhood the open-air market was over. In June, after another walk-through of Little Saigon and Chinatown-ID, she said the city would no longer tolerate open-air drug sale and use. Yeah, ok, like I believe a Democrat. On Oct. 1, the day before this video, U.S. District Judge Tana Lin sentenced Leonardo Rojas Cruz, 54, of Federal Way, to three years for a trafficking conspiracy that pushed cocaine and meth into the International District and the Jungle under I-5. DEA Seattle said the fentanyl powder seized from that organization could have been 1.7 million lethal doses. Lin told him he gambled with other people's lives, because cocaine and fentanyl powder look almost the same.