The charging papers filed Friday reveal harrowing new details of the shootings.
It was unclear what led to the shooting at Lynndale Park or if anyone was arrested. Detectives said it was an isolated incident.
The boy fell about 15 feet onto a garden bed covered with bark. Paramedics transported him to Harborview Medical Center.
Deputies found Tatyana Voynova in her family’s living room with a fatal gunshot wound to her head. She was 68.
“He doesn’t want to go to McDonald’s anymore,” the family’s attorney said.
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Employees received the device in a donation box, police said. The store was evacuated.
Over 1,200 people had donated to Julia Altulhova and Alexey Altukhov, who remained hospitalized at Harborview Medical Center.
Officials hope improvements will help turn the area into a hub for housing and businesses and solve traffic problems.
An Arlington man was reportedly standing outside his car when another car struck both him and his vehicle, according to troopers.
U.S. 2 was closed for about five hours after the crash, according to the Washington State Patrol.
Cole Langdon has been at the department for 27 years. He replaces Jim Nelson, a Lynnwood officer for three decades.
Fire officials estimate the damage to the vehicles totaled a loss of $200,000.
Raven Lonewarrior, 24, and Leif Smith, 22, were sentenced in the fatal shooting of Daleway Park park visitor Carl Bridgmon, 70.
Tucker Weston pleaded guilty Monday to assaulting an officer in Washington, D.C. His roommate Jesse Watson pleaded guilty in May.
“It felt good,” Cali Anderson wrote in her notebook after stabbing Michael Marks in the back, according to charging papers.
Sheriff’s deputies believe the shooting in the 3400 block of 158th Street SW was gang-related.
The dryer caught fire in the home located in the 1800 block of 144th Place Southwest, fire officials said.
The chapter announced preliminary findings from their investigation into “alleged targeting” of the Lynnwood City Council member.
Rising water and wastewater rates, high turnover and employee morale are some of the issues six candidates want to address.
Tirhas Tesfatsion, 47, hanged herself in her cell while corrections officers did not check on her for nearly three hours.