Man arrested after allegedly shooting at, fleeing deputies

A homeowner reportedly found the Lake Stevens man, 40, hiding in a garage and called 911.

by Herald Staff
Sunday, November 29, 2020 7:41am
Local News Mill Creek

MILL CREEK — A Lake Stevens man was arrested after allegedly fleeing and shooting at deputies Saturday night.

Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office deputies pursued the man, 40, who allegedly shot at them, the sheriff’s office said.

He then ditched the vehicle he was driving and ran away near the 1800 block of Mill Pointe Drive in Mill Creek.

A homeowner called 911 after the man was found in a garage. Deputies arrested him for investigation of eluding and assault.

There were no injuries.

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