Chinatown-ID Southeast Asian Advisory Council
About the Council
The Southeast Asian Advisory Council to the Seattle Police Department (SPD) was created in 1998, becoming one of ten such councils that work collaboratively with the police. The Council was created to discuss the concerns of the refugee and immigrant communities.
Our Areas of Focus
- Maintain direct lines of communication that build trust between the Southeast Asian communities and the SPD.
- Promote open and respectful dialogue that builds trust between the Southeast Asian communities and the SPD.
- Increase the awareness of SPD programs and services, crime prevention, and public safety among the refugee and immigrant communities of Southeast Asia.
- Work within the Southeast Asian communities and with the Department to promote, understand, and respect the similarities and differences of both the Southeast Asian and police cultures.
- Work to improve access to programs and services provided by the SPD and the City of Seattle.

Officer Jing Wu
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I am Officer Jing Wu with the Seattle Police Department. I was born and raised in Guangdong, China, and moved to the United States in 1999. I speak Mandarin, Cantonese, and Toishanese.
I grew up in Portland, Oregon, and graduated from Portland State University in 2015 with a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice.
I was hired by the Seattle Police Department in December 2019 and serve as a Police Officer. My primary role is as a Patrol Officer at 2nd Watch, West Precinct. My sub-role is Chinatown Liaison Officer. I am committed to serving my community with love, dignity, compassion, and respect.
I enjoy participating in community and sports events, where I have the opportunity to interact with community members and learn from them to expand my knowledge. Most people are very interested in my work, and I am happy to answer any questions related to it to help others better understand the current police work in Seattle.

Officer Alex Malenchenko
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My name is Alex Malenchenko. I work patrol for the West Precinct. I patrol the the following areas: the Chinatown-International District, Lumen Field and various areas of downtown.
I am a liaison for the Chinatown-International District. I have facilitated and participated in multiple community events ranging from making bubble tea to discussing public safety with community members.
My ultimate goal is to bridge the gap between Policing and the Community. Developing positive relationships and interactions with the community is very vital to the future of police work. I look forward to creating memorable moments and events with the community that I patrol.
Alex Malenchenko
Officer - CID Liaison Officer
aleksandr.malenchenko@seattle.gov