New documents showed the property owners installed the braided cable, which violated city code.
EVERETT, Wash. — It’s been two weeks since 13-year-old Emiliano ‘Emi’ Munoz was killed when his electric bike collided with a braided cable stretched between a private property fence and a post.
City of Everett documents showed the people who owned the property alongside the cable were the ones who put it up and it was a violation of city code to install it in the first place.
There’s been an outpouring of community support in the death of beloved son, friend, and football player Emi Munoz. He was wearing
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