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Lynnwood police investigating report of attempted child abduction near College Place Elementary

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Lynnwood police are actively investigating an attempted child abduction that occurred on April 14 near College Place Elementary School. The incident involved a 10-year-old boy who was targeted while playing with his friends along a trail near the Lynnwood Municipal Golf Course. Fortunately, the boy and his companions were able to escape safely and return to their homes. The suspect, described as a 5-foot-4-inch Hispanic male in his 40s, was last seen wearing a black puffy jacket at the corner of 202nd Street Southwest and 73rd Avenue West. Lynnwood police spokesperson Cmdr.

Joseph Dickinson confirmed the report, which was initially sent to My Neighborhood News Network by a concerned parent. The quick response of the children and the presence of a vigilant parent contributed to averting a potential tragedy. Authorities are urging residents to remain alert and report any suspicious individuals matching the suspect's description. Calls to 911 are encouraged should anyone spot someone who fits the description provided.

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