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Suspect in Bellingham shooting arrested following pursuit

Deming, WALocal News

On February 15, 2025, Bellingham Police arrested STOVALL, the suspect in a shooting that left a man injured in the 3200 block of W Maplewood Avenue. The shooting stemmed from a dispute regarding gas payment, escalating to STOVALL brandishing a shotgun and injuring the victim, who required emergency medical treatment. Following the shooting, STOVALL fled the scene, discarding the firearm, which was later recovered by police. During the pursuit, STOVALL attempted to evade officers on a mini motorcycle, leading to a dangerous chase that involved reckless driving. His arrest resulted in several charges, including first-degree assault and robbery, due to the violent nature of the crime and the theft of cash from the victim.

This incident underscores the ongoing challenges of gun violence in the region and highlights the importance of community safety. Local authorities continue to address these issues as they investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident. The case serves as a reminder of the broader implications of crime and public safety in Bellingham.

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