Seattle Police Department Seizes Stolen Guns, IDs, and Credit Cards in Lower Queen Anne Case

Strategic Insights -

On December 15th, a theft suspect was arrested in lower Queen Anne after a victim tracked her stolen property using surveillance footage and device trackers. The suspect, a 37-year-old individual, was found with two stolen guns, a ballistic vest, and over two dozen credit cards and government IDs. The police investigation is ongoing, and the suspect has been booked into the King County Jail for various charges, including possession of stolen property, theft, and unlawful possession of a firearm.

Key Takeaways:

  • Police seized two stolen guns, a ballistic vest, and over two dozen credit cards and government IDs from a suspect in lower Queen Anne.
  • The suspect was arrested after the victim tracked her stolen property using surveillance footage and device trackers.
  • The suspect has been booked into the King County Jail for charges including possession of stolen property, theft, and unlawful possession of a firearm.
  • The police investigation is ongoing, and the suspect has a Department of Corrections warrant.
  • Some of the recovered credit cards and IDs were reported stolen in car prowls around the greater Puget Sound area.

Statistics:

  • Two stolen guns were seized from the suspect.
  • Over two dozen credit cards and government IDs were recovered.
  • The suspect was found with a ballistic vest.
  • The victim was able to track her stolen property using surveillance footage and device trackers.
  • The suspect was booked into the King County Jail.
  • The suspect has a Department of Corrections warrant.

Sources:

  • Seattle Police Department
  • King County Jail
  • Seattle Police Department press release, December 20
  • HT Media Ltd., "Seattle Police Department Seizes Stolen Guns, IDs, and Credit Cards in Lower Queen Anne Case"