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| Police arrest N. Seattle suspect |
| By blog.seattlepi.com |
| Published: 02/12/2010 |
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Seattle police officers took two men into custody early Friday after a woman said visitors to her house stole her keys, then her car. The woman told officers after they responded at 2 a.m. that a suspect had taken the keys from her purse. The purse was in her house in the 12300 block of Sand Point Way Northeast. She told officers that she had some visitors over. She asked them to leave, but they refused. Instead, they began searching her house. She told them that she would call police, and they threatened to hurt her. Eventually, they left with her keys an car. An officer spotted the stolen car, which eventually pulled into an apartment complex parking lot in the 12000 block of 35th Avenue North. The driver fled, and a passenger remained inside. The driver lived in the complex. Officers discovered that an apartment became barricaded after it residents came out to talk to police. It wasn't the driver's apartment, but officers thought he was inside. Read More. |
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