10-year-old wanted in string of King County robberies
KING COUNTY, Wash. - A 10-year-old boy is wanted by Auburn Police after they say he was involved in a string of armed robberies across King County last week.
Auburn PD says the robbery spree began on the morning of December 4, involving four juveniles.
A 13-year-old, 16-year-old, and 17-year-old, along with the 10-year-old, allegedly tried to break into a cannabis store in Maple Valley just after midnight. Police say they tried to crash a car through the store.
The suspects then hopped into a second vehicle and robbed an Auburn Chevron, a Des Moines 7-Eleven, and a Kent ARCO, according to police. It all happened within an hour between 3:45 a.m. and 4:45 a.m.
On Dec. 6, there was an attempted break in at a Fall City gun store involving five suspects. All five were eventually arrested after a pursuit.
4 teens, 20-year-old arrested in attempted gun shop break-in at Fall City
Four teens and a 20-year-old were arrested after allegedly trying to break into a Fall City firearms store and leading deputies on a chase early Friday morning.
Auburn police say three of the suspects were involved in the earlier string of robberies, but the only person who wasn't there was the 10-year-old.
Police are still looking for the 10-year-old suspect. Anyone with information is asked to contact Auburn Police.
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