Prosecutors charged Alex Waggoner with murder in the fatal shooting of Abdulkadir Shariff Gedi in Edmonds.
But it wasn’t clear if the wound was self-inflicted or the result of a brief gunfight with police, authorities said.
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Jesse Kitson, 32, and Arabella Watts, 26, were getting ready for dinner when they heard a bang in their living room.
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A SWAT team detained a suspected gunman late Wednesday, hours after a shootout with police shut down a south Everett neighborhood.
Last year, Evergreen saw the most fights, by far, in the district’s middle schools. Now things are quieter. Parents credit staff and new policies.
Kristopher Dillard shot Ashley Hozjan, 32, to death after her friend rejected his advances, according to new charges.
Khoa Nguyen, 37, shot and killed Stephen Collins, also 37, the same day he apologized for their falling out, court documents say.
Jodi Hamrick helped carry out a scheme to steal funds from her employer to pay for vacations, Nordstrom bills and much more.
Strummer is a regular at Tails and Tales, where kids read aloud to pups at the library. Talking to a dog, kids are often “just more comfortable.”
Joshua Kelly, 22, fatally shot Neil Forestier last month, later telling police he wasn’t sure if it was a real firearm or a BB gun.
Meteorologists issued a Winter Weather Advisory on Tuesday for parts of Snohomish County, warning of possible freezing rain.
City leaders have turned to stiffer laws for nonviolent offenses. Arrests for drug-related crimes have skyrocketed.
In 2020, Sergey Devyatkin was working his first day at a Marysville wastewater plant. He fell into a draining machine.
A mental health report for David Hsu, 32, was delayed for months, following his release from the Snohomish County Jail.
Police hadn’t arrested a suspect, despite numerous tips, in the apparently random shooting death of Abdulkadir Shariff Gedi.
Four shootings in Edmonds, Everett, Gold Bar and Lake Stevens have left community members dead at the start of 2024.
Neil Forestier, 27, died from a gunshot wound during a play fight with an acquaintance he met at a local restaurant.
Susanna Johnson worked for the sheriff’s office for decades. After unseating the incumbent, she was sworn in as sheriff Tuesday.
It was unclear how many people were involved and police released no information.
The defendant, 26, and another accomplice are suspected of robberies in Washington and Oregon, costing the company over $450,000.