##  [Brady Offense No. 1774986910 - 1931744108](/brady-offense-no-1774986910-1931744108) 

  [![](/sites/default/files/styles/square_500_x_500_/public/2026-03/Document.jpg?itok=KU4Hh4jq)](/individual/keith-r-%20swank)Keith R Swank

 









 

 



 

 

**[Seattle Police Department (SPD)](/washington/seattle-police-department-spd)**

610 5th Avenue

Seattle, Washington 98104-1900

[(206) 625-5011](tel:%28206%29625-5011)



[https://www.seattle…](https://www.seattle.gov/police)





 

 



 

 

 [![Seattle Police Department (SPD)](/sites/default/files/styles/max_325x325/public/2021-11/download%20-%202021-11-29T142518.007.png?itok=1ZDEY6NR "Seattle Police Department (SPD)")](/washington/seattle-police-department-spd)





 

 



 

 

 





## Date of Offense

January 1, 2010





 

 



 

 

## Offense(s)

[Misconduct](/duty/misconduct)





 

 



 

 

 





## Official Statement

In OPA case 10-IIS-0175, the Seattle Police Department Internal Investigations Section (predecessor framework to the modern Seattle Office of Police Accountability) investigated allegations of officer misconduct. The case resulted in a sustained finding, meaning the investigation concluded that the alleged conduct violated department policy.

As a result of the sustained finding, the imposed discipline was suspension without pay, indicating the misconduct was substantiated and warranted formal punitive action, though not termination.

Publicly available summaries of this case are limited in narrative detail; however, the sustained classification and resulting suspension establish that the conduct was formally adjudicated as a policy violation under Seattle Police disciplinary standards.