Driver airlifted after two-car crash in Everett

EVERETT — A man was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle following an early morning crash Monday.

The accident happened about 6 a.m. on Mukilteo Boulevard SW between Glenhaven Drive and Seahurst Avenue, according to Everett police Sgt. Boyd Bryant.

The man, in his 30s, was driving west on Mukilteo Boulevard and collided head-on with an oncoming car.

The man’s condition was not disclosed because of federal privacy laws.

The road was closed for several hours.

Woman dies in fall from I-5 overpass

A woman died after apparently jumping from an overpass onto the freeway Monday morning, according to fire and police officials.

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The woman fell about 30 feet after jumping from the 75th Street overpass onto the shoulder of southbound I-5, according to Everett Battalion Chief Nick Walker.

The woman, thought to be in her mid-40s, was taken to Providence Everett Medical Center where she died.

No cars were involved and no one else was injured, Sgt. Boyd Bryant.

Police investigate

report of luring

Police are on the hunt for a man who reportedly attempted to lure two teenage girls into his pickup truck Monday afternoon.

The first attempt happened about 2:20 p.m. in the 11800 block of Freeway Place.

The man drove up to a 15-year-old girl and offered her marijuana. When she refused, he demanded she get inside his truck, according Snohomish County Sheriff’s spokeswoman Jan Jorgensen.

When that failed, the man drove two blocks to the 12200 block of Eighth Drive SE, where he approached another 15-year-old girl and demanded she get inside his vehicle, Jorgensen said.

The girl received a call on her cellphone from the first girl, a friend, who warned her about the man, Jorgensen said.

‘When he knew what was going on he sped off," she said.

The man has curly hair and is fairly young. He was wearing a baseball cap and drove a small, white pickup with no license plates.

Anyone with information is asked to call 425-388-3845.

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