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Man severely beaten at Federal Way transit center
Police are checking surveillance video as they try to identify people who beat a man at the Federal Way Transit Center.
Police are checking surveillance video as they try to identify people who beat a man at the Federal Way Transit Center.
The 32-year-old Kent man was waiting for a bus Tuesday night when he asked another man to quiet down.
The Kent man was knocked down and beaten. He was treated for a broken jaw and other facial bones at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
The News Tribune of Tacoma reports this is at least the third violent incident at the transit center. A man was stabbed on a bus last September and a man was fatally shot at the center in January of last year.
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