Marysville police still searching for suspects in weekend shootout

Suspects sought after bullets went flying in Marysville neighborhood

Several shots were fired in a Marysville suburb. It's unclear if the shooting was targeted or random.

MARYSVILLE, Wash. - Marysville Police are continuing to try to identify two suspects on the run who were involved in a shootout that happened at a home on Saturday night.

Officers responded to multiple 911 calls about sounds of gunfire on 41st Drive NE near 84th St. NE.

Police say three people arrived at a home in a red Chevrolet Camaro that had been stolen in Tukwila and confronted a homeowner.

Police say both the homeowner and suspects were armed, and gunfire was exchanged between the parties. During the incident, multiple homes and vehicles were struck by gunfire. No one in these homes or vehicles was injured.

The three suspects fled, leading to an hours-long, large-scale search with multiple K-9s and drones. Officers took one suspect into custody after an Arlington PD K-9 Riggs located him several blocks away from the incident. He was suffering from a gunshot wound.

Of the two remaining suspects, there is a creditable description of one: a Hispanic or mixed-race male in his 20s with a medium build and about 5’10" tall. At the time of the incident, he was wearing a bright red jacket and a black covering over his head and face, only exposing his eyes. It is unknown at this time if he was injured and unknown if these two remaining suspects left in a vehicle.

After the initial shooting event, the suspects attempted to steal several vehicles and break into several homes. The suspects were successful in stealing a pick-up truck from a nearby residence, which was recovered in the morning several blocks away and seized as evidence.

• One firearm was recovered during the initial search incident by a Snohomish County Sheriff's Office Deputy.

• Two additional firearms were recovered later in the day. Seattle Police Department K-9 Loki, an Explosives Detection K-9, assisted with this search.

Police originally warned residents to stay inside and lock doors as they were searching for the suspects.

This remains an active investigation.

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