Suspect identified in Leavenworth park vandalism, reckless driving

SeaTac, WALocal News

The Chelan County Sheriff's Office has identified Zachary Soltis as the primary suspect in a case of vandalism and reckless driving at a park in Leavenworth, Washington. The incident, which occurred over the past weekend, involved Soltis allegedly driving his truck recklessly, performing donuts and burnouts that caused damage to the park. Authorities have established probable cause to charge him with second-degree malicious mischief and reckless driving. However, he has not yet been arrested, as law enforcement continues to gather evidence. The sheriff's office credits their success in identifying Soltis to the dedicated efforts of deputies and the valuable assistance from local citizens and visitors.

This case emphasizes the critical role of community involvement in law enforcement efforts to maintain public safety, especially with the holidays approaching. The situation is still developing as authorities prepare to take further action.

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