Convicted rapist Kevin Coe moved to a home in Federal Way less than a half-mile away from an elementary school.
Following an average of 100 days for case-filing decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic, the prosecutor’s office must now make decisions quicker.
Four suspects allegedly attempted to rob a man.
King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office reports that youth victims of gun violence have increased.
He received a total of two years and three months in prison.
From the Auburn police log.
The suspect is being held on a $500,000 bail.
From the Auburn police log.
He was released Oct. 2 from McNeil Island and was initially thought to be moving to Federal Way.
The woman and another man asked to take a BMW X5 for a test drive and subsequently stole the car.
The boy shot another in the abdomen and then ran from police before he was apprehended.
From the Auburn police log.
The men were part of a drug ring with ties to Mexico.
After being civilly committed at McNeil Island since 2008, Coe could be released on Oct. 2 and move into an adult family home in Federal Way.
From the Auburn police log.
A Federal Way officer was a lead investigator on this case.
Blue Auburn Resilience, Auburn Police Department’s nonprofit, held a pickleball tournament to raise funds.
From the Auburn police log.
The defendant was initially charged with murder, but his charge was amended.
He additionally stole over $100,000 in electronics and ran from police in two different instances.
