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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Suspect captured in terrifying attack, attempted rape of bikini barista
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Kent police nab 24-time felon Jacob Widener
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Terrifying attack on barista in Kent caught on video
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WMW helping hunt U.S. Marshals top ten fugitives in Western Washington
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CAPTURED: $100,000 bail for WMW Capture, driver accused of injecting meth before deadly crash
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CAPTURED: WMW viewer tips lead DOC Officers to wanted gang member convicted in deadly burglary
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CAPTURED: Alert Walmart workers, WMW tipsters lead to arrest of high-risk sex offender
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WMW viewer tips to Crime Stoppers lead to arrest in Portland of wanted Snohomish County burglary suspects
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William Thompson: ‘Lil Monster Ratt’ wanted for terrorizing domestic violence victim in Popeye’s parking lot
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CAPTURED: WMW viewer tip leads Auburn Police to wanted domestic violence fugitive Joseph Leota
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CAPTURED: Kirkland Police arrest face filler fraud supsect thanks to WMW viewer tip
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WMW viewer tip leads SWAT Team to ‘armed and dangerous’ Marysville fugitive
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Kent police searching for Mercedes after hit-and-run seriously injures woman; victim’s daughter reacts
