Police say Harasam arrived at Sand Point Elementary school just before 2:30pm last Thursday.
"I met Principal R. [Baileykaze], in the north parking lot. He was observing the suspect with two other teachers. He provided very little information about the incident. I was only advised that the suspect jumped the fence," the officer wrote in his incident report.
"Once HARASAM, LIBAN left the school grounds, Principal R. [Baileykaze] now stated the suspect took a child's backpack," the report alleges.
Again, the principal would not help, allowing the suspect to walk, according to police.
The alleged van theft and assault against officers could have been prevented had principal Baileykaze cooperated with police.
A number of officers, speaking on the condition of anonymity, say it is common for Seattle Public School staff to stonewall officers after an initial 911 call is made.
Police identify Harasam as a High Utilizer in the city of Seattle with multiple police contacts and arrests.
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Seattle principal stonewalled police after man terrorized school
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