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Lynnwood police are searching for three suspects involved in a violent incident at a Target parking lot, where a stolen Hyundai struck a 15-year-old boy. Following a police pursuit and a brief shootout, authorities are asking the public for information on the suspects' identities.
Two 21-year-old men have been charged with vehicular homicide and assault in connection with a fatal crash in Lynnwood, Washington, that killed 34-year-old Molly Lally in 2021. The crash involved high-speed racing, and the delay in charges was due to resource limitations in prosecuting such cases.
A Romanian organized crime group is suspected of stealing over $12,000 worth of cosmetics from Alderwood beauty stores. Police arrested a woman and a minor involved in the thefts, uncovering additional stolen merchandise believed to be resold at discounted prices nationwide. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek to connect the suspects to a larger network of thefts targeting cosmetic retailers.
Four juveniles were arrested in Lynnwood after being found driving a vehicle stolen during an armed carjacking at AMC Alderwood Mall. The incident occurred on Sunday night, with witnesses reporting multiple suspects stealing two cars at gunpoint. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.
Two Mr. Kleen car wash stations in Lynnwood are hosting a fundraiser on September 13-14 to support the Lynnwood Police Department’s K-9 Unit, specifically for the retirement of K-9 Kiro, who has served for over four years. In addition to car washes, toy K-9 dogs will be sold at the event.
The City of Lynnwood held an open house to discuss the proposed 2025-2026 biennial budget, emphasizing a significant 31% increase in property tax. City Finance Director Michelle Meyer explained the implications of the tax hike, while residents voiced concerns about police funding and traffic issues.
An Edmonds-Woodway High School student was arrested for making gun-related threats, resulting in a school lockdown. Mayor Mike Nelson emphasized the community's proactive response to prevent gun violence.
Clay Siegall, CEO of Bothell biotech company Seagen, has resigned following his arrest on domestic violence charges. His wife alleged physical and emotional abuse, leading to a temporary protection order. Seagen is conducting an investigation, and Roger Dansey will serve as interim CEO.
A 14-year-old student from Edmonds-Woodway High School was arrested for allegedly threatening classmates at Meadowdale High School via a Snapchat video. The video showed the student with what looked like a handgun, later confirmed to be an airsoft gun. This incident raises ongoing concerns about safety in local schools.
Two members of a sovereign citizen group were arrested for attempting to seize a $4.5 million home in Woodway, claiming ownership under Moorish law. This incident sheds light on the challenges posed by such groups in affluent neighborhoods, as they have targeted multiple homes since October.