Editor’s Update 6:00 PM: The suspect was booked into the Snohomish County Jail Tuesday afternoon on suspicion of 1st Degree Assault – Domestic Violence – Family Weapon and 2nd Degree Murder – Domestic Violence – Non-Family Weapon and is expected to face a judge Wednesday afternoon.
The suspect is taken into custody by SCSO Deputies and Everett Police Oficers.
The suspect is searched before being transported to the north precinct.
This afternoon deputies with the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office and officers from Everett Police took the suspect in this morning’s double stabbing into custody at a home off Lincoln Way in south Snohomish County. The suspect reportedly had been staying there after fleeing the scene in downtown Everett.
Everett Police say this morning’s incident was some type of domestic dispute and the suspect lived in the apartment with the two people who were stabbed. One of those peope died at the scene. The other is expected to recover from their wounds.
The suspect has been transported to the Everett Police north precinct for an interview with detectives who are working to determine exactly what happened this morning. The suspect is expected to be booked into the Snohomish County Jail later today.
Medics working at the scene.
Medics and Police in the courtyard.
Everett Police Captain Robert Goetz speaks with a Sergeant at the scene.
Major Crimes Detectives with the Everett Police Department are at an apartment complex investigating an apparent homicide this morning. The investigation is in the early stages but here’s what we know so far from Everett Police Spokesman Kerby Duncan.
Just before 10:30 AM Police received multiple reports of a stabbing at an apartment complex in the 3100 block of Oakes Avenue near downtown Everett, Washington.
Arriving officers found a woman with a stab wound in an exterior courtyard and began rendering assistance. Medics arrived and rushed that person to the hospital.
Duncan tells MyEverettNews.com a second stabbing victim, a male was located deceased inside an apartment unit at the complex.
Police are searching for a suspect and even brought in a drone. Duncan says this does not not appear to be a random incident.
Everett Police are expected to be working in the area for several hours. No word at this time on the condition of the woman who was stabbed.
We’ll update as more information becomes available.
March 15, 2022
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