The suspect of a shooting homicide in Morris Road SE last March 5 that killed a victim was arrested on Thursday, March 28, according to the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) news release.
In collaboration with various law enforcement agencies, the detectives, including the Thurston County Narcotics Task Force, Department of Corrections, Thurston County SWAT, and Pierce County SWAT team, executed a search warrant at a residence within Yelm city limits.
On the night of the incident, Yelm Police Department (YPD) officers, TCSO deputies, and firefighters attempted to administer life-saving aid, but the victim succumbed to their injuries. It was investigated as a homicide after that point.
The homicide suspect was arrested during the execution of the warrant, which came after detectives launched an investigation into the homicide case, conducting interviews, pursuing leads, analyzing surveillance footage, and examining evidence collected from the crime scene.
The individual, considered the prime suspect in this case, was transported to Thurston County Jail and was booked on charges of second-degree murder.
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FirstOtter
WHAT IS HIS NAME? Come on, Jolt, don't defend these criminals. How in the world are we supposed to know how to be aware of what's going on when you protect the identity of the criminals who are doing these crimes?
If he's charged, and in jail, we need to know this. So taht when he gets a hand slap and is released on bail, we can at least know he's loose.
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Cobbnaustic
I would expect to se a name and mugshot for the reason FirstOtter stated. What are you hiding Jolt.....I think I know the answer to that though.
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Boatyarddog
Gee... Cobnausic and FirstOtter.
Ever heard of The Term "Innocent till proven Guilty"
We do have privacy rights!
If you cared enough you could find that info on your own.... i did!
Jolt is supporting Privacy rights!
How's about you two understand and respect Professionality in Journalism.
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