Starbucks to Close 5 Seattle Area Stores Over Shocking Crime Rates

Starbucks will close five Seattle stores and one in Everett with high rates of crime as part of a broad initiative to boost security at the cafes, the company announced Monday.

The closed stores include five in Seattle — stores on Capitol Hill, Ravenna, Pike/Pine, Union Station and Westlake Center — and one in Everett. In total, 17 U.S. stores will close July 31. The stores were chosen based on their level of crime and whether attempts to lower those the crime rates were successful, a company spokesperson said.

Going forward, store managers will also be allowed to choose whether bathrooms are open to the public, and future stores will be redesigned to be safer, the company said Monday.

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