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.
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Polar Plunge: Freezin’ for a reason to help Special Olympics athletes in Washington
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Wanted sex offender known to befriend women with young children spotted in Gig Harbor
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Detectives say hard-hitting theft ring has moved from Tacoma to Bellingham
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PHOTOS: Hundreds turn out for Jayme Biendl Memorial 5K Walk/Run
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Rapist charged with failure to register as a sex offender for 7th time
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Help police identify accused armed robbers who used stolen gift cards at coffee shop (PHOTOS)
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Suspect in brutal ‘broad daylight’ robbery arrested, police say
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23-year-old video clerk’s throat cut in robbery; suspect arrested
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Help police ID woman caught on surveillance stealing packages from Seattle apartment building
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Nationwide warrant issued for man accused of raping barista at Renton coffee stand
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FUGITIVE ALERT: Police search for ‘violent’ offender with long criminal record in 5 states
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UPDATE: Murderer who failed to report for supervision surrenders to deputies in Snohomish County
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Teen who stole tablet from woman in wheelchair sentenced to 1 1/2 to 3 1/2 years
