Crime-ridden Seattle loses Nike store and multiplex cinema - as number of homeless deaths soar

The Nike store, which has been operating in downtown Seattle for 26 years on Sixth Avenue and Pike Street, shut down on Friday, as the city contends with high crime and homeless deaths.

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