Week in Review: July 16 - 21

Monday, July 16:

Reflected Image of Sticker Leads Redmond Cops to Prolific Child Abuser

Local police cracked a big case on the East Coast while investigating a Redmond man who allegedly had more than 7,000 images of child pornography.

Tuesday, July 17:

Redmond Woman Sexually Assaulted at Knifepoint

Police are searching for a suspect who entered an apartment early this morning and proceeded to rape a woman who was studying inside.

Wednesday, July 18:

Vendor, State Settle for $6.4 Million Over Delayed Start of 520 Tolls

State Route 520 Bridge toll vendor Electronic Transaction Consultants has agreed to pay the state $6.4 million.

Thursday, July 19:

State to Allow Voter Registration Via Facebook

Washington state first allowed voters to register and update their information online in 2008. It'll be the first state to launch a Facebook application that will allow Washington state residents to register to vote.

Friday, July 20:

AMC Theaters Ban Masks, Prop Weapons After Shooting at 'Batman' Showing

People wearing costumes that "make other guests feel uncomfortable" will also not be allowed, according to the AMC Theatres.

Saturday, July 21:

Fork Dork: Walmart Shopping in a Local Economy

Stores of differing types and sizes affect the entire business ecology from local stores. Local consumers still can vote with their feet and wallets.