Editor’s Update 9:35 AM, Here is updated information provided by the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office…
There were three people in the suspect vehicle, two females and a male. The male was released, but the two females (the 20 year-old driver from Des Moines, WA and the 19 year-old passenger from Seattle) were arrested. The driver is expected to be booked for:
· 3 counts of 1st degree assault
· 2 counts of mal/mis
· 1 count of possession of a stolen vehicle
· 1 count of attempt to elude
· 1 count of failure to obey
· 1 count of making a false/misleading statement
· 1 count of resisting arrest
· 1 count of driving with a suspended license
The deputy was injured when the suspect turned into his patrol car while he was attempting a PIT maneuver. He has been taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The deputy whose car was rammed when first making contact with the suspects was not injured.
The chase through south Everett involved the Sheriffs office and Mill Creek PD
Three are in custody after they had rammed the patrol car of the deputy attempting to contact them, which led to a pursuit that ended at the intersection of 121st St SE and SR527 (19th Ave SE).
Around 4:40 a.m., a deputy was dispatched to the area near the 3200 block of 132nd St SE for a report of a vehicle parked in a disabled spot with the occupants sleeping inside. The vehicle was reported to be stolen. As the deputy approached, the suspect driver vehicle rammed the deputy’s patrol car and fled. A pursuit ensued and the suspect vehicle was stopped after stop sticks and PIT maneuvers were deployed. Two female occupants of the vehicle are in custody and the driver faces 2nd degree assault charges. The road was closed for the investigation but has since re-opened.
Three Sheriff’s Office patrol cars were damaged and one deputy sustained minor injuries.
Here are a few MyEverettNews.com photos of the aftermath.
3 of 4 tires were flat by the time the Mercedes was stopped.
The car was reported stolen and occupied by three.
3 SCSO patrol cars were damaged
The front part of a crash bar from a deputy’s car lies in the street along with skid marks a block away from the final stop.
Deputies speak with one of the people in custody.
July 12, 2017
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