KENT – Thanks to you, Washington’s Most Wanted has caught its 400th fugitive! Today, people in Kent came out to see WMW’s David Rose and Parella Lewis at the Kent Station. Pierce County Sheriff’s Det. Ed Troyer was there, as well as Kent’s Mayor Suzette Cook. David and Parella signed and gave away special commemorative posters.
Washington’s Most Wanted celebrates 400th capture
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Bar fight fugitive: Help ID woman accused of instigating violent melee
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King County deputies arrest 8-time felon accused of threatening man at gunpoint, stealing cars
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Tubbs pleads not guilty to 9 felony counts, including theft and possession of stolen property
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CAPTURED: Pierce County sex offender David Ford arrested by DOC’s Community Response Unit and U.S. Marshals
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David Darby: High-risk child rapist convicted of preying on teen girls visiting friend’s house — wanted in King County
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Pierce County sex offender surrenders after appearance on Washington’s Most Wanted
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Braulio Castillo: High-Violent gang member street named ‘Diablo’ — wanted in Tri-Cities
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Jimi Young: Spokane Regional Safe Streets Task Force on the hunt for wanted, violent felon
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Darren Bercier: Accused shooter on the run in Spokane County
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Seahawks players speak out against dog fighting: ‘It’s animal cruelty, plain and simple’
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Joel Denenny: 10-time convicted felon, prolific identity thief wanted in Spokane County
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Michael Darnell and Sarah McCutcheon: U.S. Marshals on hunt for criminal couple wanted in Mason County
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