MARYSVILLE, Wash. -- Marysville Police are asking for your help to find 24-year-old Rhyan Vasques. Detectives say he broke his ex-girlfriend's jaw and teeth with a handgun Wednesday while trying to kidnap her.  She gave Q13 News permission to share her photo taken after the attack in hopes it will encourage people to help officers find him.

Here is a summary of what happened from the case detective:

"She was leaving for work at 5:40 am when Rhyan pointed a handgun at her and told her to get in the car and start it.  He also told the victim to take her Smart Watch off which she refused.  She tried to run on but Rhyan followed her and threatened her at gunpoint to get into the car.  She returned to the car and got in the driver’s seat.  She started to scream and Rhyan struck her in the mouth with the handgun, breaking her jaw and damaging several teeth.  The victim saw another tenant nearby and screamed for him to call 911.  When Rhyan saw the witness, he fled on foot.  Rhyan is wanted by Marysville Police for Assault 2 (DV), Kidnapping 1 (attempted) and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm.  Rhyan should be considered armed and dangerous."

If anyone has seen Rhyan or knows of his location, please call 911, contact the Marysville Police at (360) 363-8300 or submit an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound for a cash reward of up to $1,000 by using the P3 Tips App on your phone or calling 1-800-222-8477.  You must send the tip to Crime Stoppers to get the cash.

He has an extensive criminal history that includes Robbery 1st Degree, Eluding, Theft 3rd Degree, Assault and Obstructing a Law Enforcement Officer.  He has active arrest warrants for Having Burglary Tools, Resisting Arrest, Reckless Endangerment and DWLS 2nd degree.

WANTED BY DOC IN TRI-CITIES —
‘Goose’ is the street name for wanted high-violent gang member, Gustavo Verdusco.

Department of Corrections officers say he’s also known as ‘Sandman,’ ‘TM,’ ‘Toker’ and ‘Faith One.’

DOC officers say say he’s breaking probation in Benton County on a drug possession conviction and has a massive rap sheet that started when he was just 12 years old.

A corrections officer assigned to ‘Goose’ has known him all his career and says he’s deep into gang warfare and connected to multiple deadly shootings in the past.

DOC officers say goose is known to be armed.

He’s 38 years old, 5’10”, weighs 190 pounds and has a ton of ink all over, including his street name tattooed across his chest.

If you know where he’s hiding, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS, or use the P3 Tips App to submit your information.

It’s guaranteed to be anonymous — you never have to give your name — and there’s a cash reward of up to $1,000 waiting for you if your tip helps lead to his arrest.

WANTED BY WASHINGTON STATE GAMBLING COMMISSION —
If there is one thing I hate more than thieves — it’s a cheater — especially when it comes to gambling. I don’t play very often, because I usually don’t win, but neither will you if you’re at a Craps table with these three suspects.

Agents with the Washington State Gambling Commission are asking for your help to find Guramarpreet Kang, Mark Haddad and to identify a third suspect.

Kang is the one in the ‘Young Guns’ shirt. The unidentified suspect is wearing the hat.

They’re accused of stealing at least $25,000 from casinos in our state using a dice-sliding technique at the Craps table. That means if you’re not betting with the suspects – you’re probably losing money.

Agents say they’ve pulled off the scheme at two casinos in our state, so far, along the I-5 corridor.

Take a look at the video below of one of the thefts, as I walk through how it works: Agents say Kang is in the white hat at the bottom of the screen. You’ll watch him toss a small denomination chip to the dealer to distract them and then rolls a hard 10. You see him celebrate, because it pays 7 to 1 odds — but here’s the thing – watch again as he spins one of the dice across the table with the number he wanted, in this case a five, while tossing the other one, which increases his chances. That’s cheating and 1^st Degree Theft.

“When you`re playing Craps, the outcome is supposed to be random,” said Heather Songer with the Washington State Gambling Commission. “Our suspects are using a technique that allows them to achieve a predetermined outcome, so when it`s the shooters turn, he decides what he wants to come face-up on the dice. He takes one of the dice and puts that number face-up, let`s call it a 6, so when he goes to throw the dice he`s actually sliding them, one of them freely tumbles, like it`s supposed to, but the other one, the 6, just does a flat spin across the table, so when the dice come to a stop, he`s achieved a pre-determined outcome. He wins big and his partner wins big. Some people look at this and just see it as the casino`s problem, but in reality it affects all the players at the table.”

They believe the suspects are visiting other casinos in our state, so keep an eye out for these three guys,

Guramarpreet Kang is 5'11” and weighs 170 pounds.

Mark Haddad is 6 feet tall and weighs 215 pounds.

The third suspect has not been identified.

They were driving a white 2002 4-door Lexus Sedan with California license plate 8EPH422.

If you spot any of them at a casino, alert security right away and then call 911 immediately.

WANTED IN SEATTLE —
Seattle Police are asking for the public’s help to identify a suspect who put black tape on his face and hat, before he threatened to shoot employees at a movie theater, during an armed robbery in the U-District.

Take a good look at his profile. It appears he may have some grey hair on his chin, or some discoloration on his left cheek.

Detectives say he got into the locked theater at 10:15 am on September 8th and pretended to be there working, before confronting a female manager with a handgun. He ordered her to lead him to the safe. “He threatens her. Says, ‘I don’t want anything said. I’ve got a gun. I will kill you,'” said Ret. Det. Myrle Carner with Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound. He also told her he would shoot the other employee there. The suspect got away with a large sum of stolen cash.

Before the victim arrived, he acted like he was supposed to be there and could be seen on video walking around with popcorn and then carrying cleaning supplies -- with the tape on his face the entire time. Police don't know how he entered the locked theater.

He is described as black, 30 to 40 years old, 5'5" to 5'7" and weighing around 200 pounds. He was wearing a dark hoodie, tan shorts, blue sneakers, a taped-up ball cap and black tape on his face.

Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 if you know his name or where officers can find him. Submit the information anonymously at www.P3Tips.com or by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). You can also use the P3 Tips App on your cell phone.

WANTED IN YAKIMA COUNTY —
Domestic violence suspect, Alfredo Orozco-Aguillar, is charged with 2^nd Degree Assault.

He’s accused of attacking a woman — grabbing her by the hair, hitting her head against the floor, then choking her out until she told deputies she got dizzy.

Yakima County Sheriff’s detectives say witnesses watched the attack happen at a home in the town of Buena on August 21st.

He’s 24 years old, 5’8” and weighs 170 pounds.

Detectives think he could be driving an older green-colored car.

If you know where he’s hiding, call the Crime Stoppers hot line at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477), or submit the information through the P3 Tips App on your cell phone. It’s anonymous and you’ll get a cash reward of up to $1,000 if your tip helps lead to his arrest.

WANTED IN SEATTLE —
Detectives need your help solving a vicious and terrifying attack on a woman who was lured to her door for a flower delivery.

Surveillance video shows the suspect police are trying to identify hitting the woman in the face, knocking her back into the lobby of her apartment building and onto the ground. He continues to beat her in the face as she is on the phone with her friend pleading for help. The abuse doesn’t stop there — he pulls out mace and starts spraying her face. When he turns back, that’s when we get the best look at him.

Seattle Police need to know his name. They think he’s 6’2” or 6’3″, in his late 20’s to early 30’s and has a beard connected to a goatee.

The woman he attacked remains terrified and is now in a safe location and preparing to have surgery to insert a titanium implant to replace her orbital socket to hold her eye in place — but that won’t fix the permanent damage to her iris, or repair the emotional trauma she feels.

The victim, who asked to remain anonymous for her safety, says she never saw the bizarre and violent attack dished-out by a bogus courier coming. “I don’t know who this person is, or where they came from. I opened my door for flowers and I ended up assaulted. How could I go and open a door for somebody who had such ill-intent for me?”

In a flash, she went from excited about getting flowers delivered to curled-up on her lobby floor trying to protect her face. "The hits just kept coming and coming and coming." Painful blows that left her seeing stars, but he wasn't done yet. "He pulls out some tear gas, sprays her numerous times,” said Ret. Det. Myrle Carner with Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound. “He starts to leave and then he turns around and he reaches down, underneath her face and actually sprays all over her face." The victim says she had the spray, “In my throat. In my eyes. In my nose. All over my skin, so I was burning.” Detectives say after the attack, the suspect nonchalantly left the building.

The attack happened almost a month ago, causing permanent damage to the victim’s eye and a concussion. "I struggled to turn my television off one night, because I forgot where the power button was, a remote that I use every single day and I can't remember where the power button is."

Seattle Police say she was clearly targeted but the question is, why?  She thinks it's possible the attack is related to her work, but for her safety right now, detectives are not releasing that information and are focused on identifying the suspect in the video. “We don`t know the reason exactly, but this is a serious assault. She`s going to need probably some surgery and follow-up and we need to get this guy off the street,” said Ret. Det. Carner.

The physical injuries aside, the emotional damage she is suffering is just as bad. She has nightmares, can't sleep and is constantly on-edge and in-fear. "I smell Seattle and it brings the attack back. It is the biggest trigger that I have." She's since moved to a safe location and is undergoing surgery soon on her eye, but even when it heals, it won't fix that sick feeling she has inside right now knowing he is still on the loose. "I don't understand how a person could be so cruel?"

Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 if you know his name or where officers can find him. Submit the information anonymously at http://www.P3Tips.com or by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). You can also use the P3 Tips App on your cell phone.

 The charges stem from a case in Tumwater where police say Rietdorf admitted to his role in the burglary of a widow's home.  He told detectives he had done remodeling work for the widow who is the mother of a friend and knew she had jewelry in the house.  According to court documents, Rietdorf admitted to driving the getaway vehicle, dropping off a prison buddy named 'Donny' at the home, waiting for him and then and picking him up after he stole the victim's wedding ring and the ring that belonged to her late husband.  Rietdorf told detectives they also stole necklaces, bracelets, earrings and a gun.  Rietdorf says they split the jewelry 50/50 and then he pawned it over two days to purchase heroin.  He said the 'Donny' kept the gun.

CASE UPDATE September 24, 2019 —
Mountlake Terrace Police believe the vehicle that they’re still looking for is a 2010 to 2012 Jeep Liberty, not a Dodge Nitro, as originally thought.

FUGITIVES UPDATE August 23, 2019 —
Mountlake Terrace Police say they have identified two of the shooting suspects and need help finding one of them, Dominque Thomas.

Detectives say he’s the one seen hiding behind the Jeep in front, shooting at the rival suspects in the Jeep Liberty behind, that still needs to be found — and running up a street before both vehicles take off after the gun battle on July 26th.

Detectives say they have Probable Cause to arrest Thomas for Drive By Shooting and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm — and consider him ‘armed and dangerous’ since the gun detectives say he had has not been recovered.

He’s 24 years old and last known to be living in Federal Way.

If you know anything that can help find him or that black Jeep Liberty, or identify the shooting suspect who was driving it, use the P3 Tips App on your smart phone to submit the information to Crime Stoppers, or call the hot line at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

FUGITIVES WANTED IN MOUNTLAKE TERRACE July 31, 2019 --
Mountlake Terrace Police are asking for your help to locate a black Jeep Liberty used in a shootout last Friday, July 26th at about 8:45 pm.

Mountlake Terrace patrol was dispatched to a 911 call concerning multiple subjects firing guns at each other in the 21900 block of 64th Ave. W. Officers located a black Jeep and have identified the three occupants inside, but they need your assistance to find the Jeep Liberty and in identifying the driver and a passenger.

"We have surveillance footage of the incident, which shows two subjects firing at a car, two cars then kind of get into a collision and both cars flee the area with one of the subjects fleeing on foot. It’s an area that’s heavily populated and it’s also a lot of foot traffic. It’s daylight hours. We have a festival going on where we have a parade, we have a carnival, there’s just a lot of people out moving around and this is a concern of ours, because obviously bullets were flying everywhere and we’re really afraid people could have been hit, innocent bystanders," said Det. Carl Cronk with the Mountlake Terrace Police Department.

If you know who was driving the Liberty, or was in the vehicle as a passenger, Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound will pay you a cash reward of up to $1,000. Call 1-800-222-TIPS or go to www.P3Tips.com to submit the information anonymously. You can also use the P3 Tips App that you can download to your phone for free.

SEATTLE — The U.S. Marshals Western District of Washington Violent Offender Task Force has been conducting operations to help local law enforcement agencies in Pierce and Snohomish county conduct compliance checks on 60 convicted sex offenders to verify their addresses. “We found out some people were living where they supposed to be staying and others were not,” said Acting U.S. Marshal Jacob Green.

Deputies arrested 4 sex offenders and two others with outstanding warrants.

On July 25th, The U.S. Marshals led Western District of Washington Violent Offender Task Force arrested Level 1 sex offender Giljon Lee Johnson in Covington.

Johnson was convicted of Rape of a Child 1st Degree and Communication with a Minor for Immoral Purposes.

The  Level 1 Sex Offender was wanted in Snohomish County for Failure to Register and in Kent for violation of a DV protection order.

Deputies used a bullhorn to demand his surrender.

U.S. Marshals led Western District of Washington Violent Offender Task Force arrests wanted sex offender Giljon Johnson.

"The individual, he refused to come out, which we know he already has a history of evading law enforcement so we were prepared. We had Deputy Marshals, Seattle Police Department, King County, Snohomish County deputies there. We surrounded the place. He refused to come out at first.  We had to wake up the neighborhood. Please forgive us but for safety we had to call him out," said Acting U.S. Marshal Jacob Green.

Johnson was booked into the Kent Municipal jail.

U.S. Marshals led Pacific NW Violent Offender Task Force arrested convicted sex offender Adrian Troy Abram III in Lakewood

On September 10th, the U.S. Marshals led Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force arrested Adrian Troy Abram III as part of 'Operation Back to School'.

The 32-year-old Level III sex offender was located at an apartment in Lakewood, thanks to an anonymous Washington's Most Wanted viewer tip. Task Force members found him in a bedroom hiding between the bed frame and the mattress.

Abram was wanted for Failure to Register as a Sex Offender.

He was convicted of Rape - 3rd Degree and has a criminal history that includes eluding law enforcement and intimidating a witness.

Abram is WMW Capture #1117 thanks to tips from our viewers.

On September 24th, Seattle Police West Precinct Officers arrested wanted Snohomish County sex offender, Daniel Jacob Smith, thanks to anonymous tip from a Washington's Most Wanted viewer.

He's a Level 1 sex offender convicted of Child Molestation 2nd Degree.

Smith was booked into the King County jail for Failure to Register as a Sex Offender and DUI-Reckless in Arlington.

He's being held on $25,000 bail.

He's WMW Capture #1123 thanks to tips from our viewers.

The Marshals are asking for the public's help to locate two other convicted sexual predators who could not be found:

Elmer Edenilson Flores-Trejo is a Level II sex offender wanted in Pierce County for Failure to Register as a Sex Offender.

He was convicted of Child Molestation 1st Degree.

Joseph Anthony Iacolucci is a Level 1 sex offender wanted for Failure to Register in Snohomish County. He was convicted of Rape of a Child 3rd Degree.

Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for any information that leads to an arrest. You will remain anonymous. Submit tips by calling 1-800-222-TIPS or go to http://www.P3Tips.com. You can also send the information directly to the Marshals through the P3 Tips App that you can download to your cell phone for free.

FIFE, Wash. -- Authorities are asking for the public's help to find the suspect accused of shooting and killing a Fife teenager in May.

Prosecutors have charged Shawn Thomas Cooke, 21, with murder in the death of Cameron Wilson.

On Tuesday, Wilson's family tells Q13 News that they want Cooke in custody.

"We had plans of [Wilson] going to college, plans of him going to prom. We had a lot of plans, never planned to see him in a casket," said Wilson's sister Tyeisha Taylor.

The 17-year-old was about to graduate from high school in Federal Way when he was killed.

"There's a gaping hole," Taylor said. "Nothing or no one could fill that hole. I will live with that feeling forever."

Q13 News learned through court records that investigators believe the teen was killed because of stolen marijuana. Cooke faces a first-degree murder charge in the case and a warrant is out for his arrest.

"He's a child killer, that person does not deserve to be protected by anyone in the streets," Taylor said.

Fife Police say the deadly shooting happened in the early morning hours of May 13. Wilson's body was found in the parking lot of a Domino's Pizza restaurant on Pacific Highway.

"They can't be cowardly and do something like that, you can't kill a kid on Mother's Day and not get held responsible," Taylor said.

Taylor is asking anyone with information on the case to come forward.

"Once justice is served I can really begin to celebrate his life, but right now it's extremely hard when I know the person who caused his horrible demise is walking free."

Cooke is described as 5 feet 8 inches tall and 175 pounds with curly dark brown hair and brown eyes. He has a tattoo on the left side of his face.

Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 if you know where officers can find him. Submit the information anonymously at www.P3Tips.com or by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). You can also use the P3 Tips App on your cell phone.

UPDATE: – Sept. 26, 2019

Sidney Williams surrendered today and was booked into the King County jail on three counts of ID Theft in the 1st Degree.  He is being held on $180,000 bail.

WANTED IN BELLEVUE —
Bellevue Police are hoping you can help round-up the third suspect wanted in a gym locker theft ring responsible for dozens of locker break-ins where they steal cash and credit cards.

Two other suspects have already been arrested and now police are trying to locate Sidney Williams, who detectives say is a huge Seahawks and Huskies fan. In fact, detectives say the video below shows Williams in a Seahawks shirt, using a stolen credit card at Best Buy.

He’s charged with Conspiracy to Commit Identity Theft in the 1^st Degree and seven counts of identity theft.

Williams was in Wisconsin, but officers say they've learned he has since returned to western Washington -- maybe to take in a game this weekend, so keep an eye at out at Husky Stadium and CenturyLink Field.

You might spot Williams with 50-year-old Troy Mitchell -- the accused ringleader who is free right now on $100,000 bail.

That's Mitchell below, on the right and Williams on the left. Another photo of the two of them shows Williams in the Seahawks gear on the right and Mitchell on the left.

"Don't contact him but if you see this person in a bar, or at the game. Absolutely, call 911, or if there's an officer in the area at the game, you can just say, ‘Hey, this individual was on Washington's Most Wanted and he has outstanding warrants," said Bellevue Police Capt. Travess Forbush.

The detective has done a massive amount of work to crack this theft ring and Bellevue Police just need to get this final capture to get justice for all of the victims. There have been more than 80 gym locker theft cases reported to Bellevue Police this year.

Williams is wanted across the country for breaking into lockers including in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Colorado, California and Texas.

He has a 50 state warrant for his arrest.

He's 50 years old, 6 feet 3 inches tall and 220 pounds.

If you know where's he staying, or how to find him, submit an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers for a cash reward of up to $1,000 by using the P3 Tips App on your cell phone, or calling the hot line at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — Federal Way Police are asking for your help to locate 33-year-old Thomas Sims.

Thomas Sims

Detectives say he assaulted his 9-month-old son named JeVaun at an apartment complex in Federal Way on August 25th.

The child sustained a fractured skull with bleeding on the brain and was in extremely critical condition. He spent almost four weeks in the hospital and had two brain surgeries.

He will need more care and equipment at home and his mother is really struggling financially. Please donate here if you can to help them.

During the investigation into this incident, police say they learned of an assault on another son in the summer of 2018. Detectives say Sims severely beat his 8-year-old son to the point where he sustained several bruises (some of which bled).

King County Prosecutors have charged Sims with a DV Assault of a Child 1st Degree and 3rd Degree and issued $500,000 nationwide warrant for his arrest.

He is 6’01”, 180 pounds and sometimes wears black glasses. Sims does not have a car. He takes the bus or uses Lyft to get around.  Sims may be in Federal Way or Marysville and is active on the dating site Plenty of Fish.

Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 if you can tell Federal Way Police where to find him. You will remain anonymous. Call 1-800-222-TIPS or use the P3 Tips App that you can download to your cell phone for free. You can also go to www.P3Tips.com to submit information on his whereabouts.

SEATTLE — Unfortunately, we see bicyclists being hit by cars all the time.

Just in the last week, a 72-year-old man died in Bellevue after his bike was hit, throwing him up onto the windshield of a vehicle. The 28-year-old driver stayed at the scene, but in many other cases the crash is investigated as a hit and run after the vehicle speeds off.

The bicyclists that do survive often face long and painful recoveries from their injuries.

Those that wear a helmet are more much likely to live. The National Safety Council says more than half the cyclists killed in 2016 nationwide were not wearing one – and just ask Angela Sweet — whose bike helmet saved her. It was crushed on the left side along with much of her body.

Now, 10 years later, she still doesn’t know exactly what happened that morning as she rode her bike to work through West Seattle and while she’d like to have the mystery solved, she also has a message to share with other riders.

By any measure, Angela is a miracle. “I was never supposed to walk, let alone drive, let alone work, let alone be here to be able to have a conversation with you.”

That’s because on August 18th, 2009, Angela was found unconscious by her bicycle on the side of the road on Delridge Way SW in West Seattle.

She was rushed into surgery for a burst spleen, had 22 broken bones including 3 ribs, her left hip,  left arm and 9 breaks in her face including both jaws, her nose and eye sockets. She also suffered a traumatic brain injury. “There are huge parts of my long-term memory that are just gone. I don`t remember my wedding. I don`t remember being a kid.”

And, she doesn't remember what happened the morning she was almost killed, but says she was always careful. "I would only ride if it was light and dry and I wore a bright yellow jersey and I actually wore a bright orange construction worker vest over my jersey. I had a bright blue bike. I had lights on the front and back and reflectors on my pedals, as well as a hot pink helmet."

So, was Angela the victim of a hit and run, or did she simply hit a pothole or rough patch of road? The Seattle Police Traffic Unit's investigation report said, “The asphalt was in poor repair with exposed concrete underneath the asphalt with up to five-inch wide east-west gaps.” But, at the low-speed she was riding, would that account for the injuries she suffered? I think that this would be one heck of a pothole,” said Sweet. “I think I got hit by a car and if I did, it was a hit and run, but I don`t think a pothole breaks 22 bones, gives you a severe head injury and puts you into a coma. I was in a coma for two weeks, so I don`t think that`s a pothole."

And then there's the pickup truck driver who was seen standing over her by the two motorists who called 911 for help. He left the scene before police arrived without giving his name. Detectives later tracked him down. He told them that he passed Angela, looked in his rearview mirror and she was wobbling, looked again and she was down, so he stopped. He said two other cars sped around him. He told police he left the scene, because he didn't have a cell phone to call for help. Detective say there was no damage to his truck.

"This is a busy street on Delridge Way SW. A lot of people going to work, a lot of people coming home. Somebody saw something,” said Ret. Det. Myrle Carner with Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound. Investigators still believe this was a hit and run, but they need new information to prove it. "You told somebody. Somebody knows something that they were told. They just don`t forget that, so it`s emblazed in somebody`s memory and that`s the information we need,” said Ret. Det. Carner. "It`s unsettling to not know. People ask, `What do you think happened?` And, I have hypothesis, `This could have happened?` `This could have happened?` I would love to know what actually happened,” added Angela.

She spent two weeks in a coma, so she didn't know it at the time, but her family was quickly at her side. Police were able to locate them, because she carried a 'Case of Emergency’ card, something she thinks every rider should have.

She works full-time now as a research scientist, saving lives impacted by cancer.

She had to learn to walk again and has limited mobility in her left arm.

While she's glad to see there are bike lanes now on Delridge Way SW, she promised her husband one life-threatening crash was enough. “I do feel lucky. I feel absolutely 100% blessed. Like, I call it my ‘dump truck of blessing and miracles,’ because the kind of injury and the severity I had, there was a 90% that I would remain in a persistent vegetative state, or die in my coma.”

Again, this was in August of 2009 in West Seattle.

If you have any information on what happened to her, please submit an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound by calling 1-800-222-TIPS(8477), or use the P3 Tips App on your cell phone.

WANTED IN EDMONDS —
I’ve seen way a bunch of bold thieves — but this guy takes the cake — or the camera in this case, as Edmonds Police need help identifying him after he stole a surveillance camera from right off their building.

The video shows the guy trying to creep by the camera, but then for some reason, he decides to steal the camera itself. “A public works employee, when they were back on that side of the building, noticed some wires hanging down, and come to find out someone in our parks department had found our camera across the street. They had no idea where it came from, so we ended up putting two and two together,” said Edmonds Police Sgt. Shane Hawley.

Detectives say the camera crook didn't disturb anything else and once they looked back at the tape, they got a clear glimpse of him. “He goes full Spiderman and he's able to get up, attack the camera, pull it down and obviously it ends up across the street. We would definitely like to chat with this guy and figure out why he decided to pull our camera off the wall,” said Sgt. Hawley.

Police tweeted out the screenshot below of the man's face saying, "let's talk."

If you know his name, use the P3 Tips App on your smart phone to submit the information to Crime Stoppers, or call the hot line at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477). It's anonymous and you'll get a cash reward if your tip helps lead to his arrest.

WANTED IN KENNEWICK —
Kennewick Police say dangerous drive-by shooters sent bullets bursting through homes and vehicles on September 22^nd. When officers hit the scene at E. 8th Ave. and S. Elm St. — they found a slew of gun shell casings scattered on the ground – remnants of gang warfare, police say.

Three of the shooting suspects have been caught, but Kennewick Police are hoping you can help them find two more gang members who are still on the run.

Javier Valdez and Nickolas Medelez are both wanted for illegally having a firearm. Valdez has a nationwide warrant for assault, as well. And, Medelez is also wanted for drive-by shooting.

Valdez is 24 years old and you can see his face and head are full of tattoos.

Medelez is 24 years old.

If you know where they’re hiding, use the P3 Tips App on your smart phone to submit the information to Crime Stoppers, or call the hot line at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477). It’s anonymous — you never have to give your name — and you’ll get a cash reward of up to $1,000 if your tip helps lead to either of their arrests.

WANTED IN SNOHOMISH COUNTY —
The hunt is on for a lover living a lie — accused in a terrifying attack — sowing chaos and fear.

Take a good look at the photos above of the suspect Snohomish County Sheriff’s detectives need your help to find. You may know him as ‘Craig Dubal.’ That’s who his girlfriend thought he was until he kicked-in her front door one night and she discovered the truth of his deceit, which came as a huge surprise to her and to the victim whose name he stole.

Craig Dubal lives in Vancouver and works in Portland, so he was shocked to learn that he was the victim of identity theft in Snohomish County. Detectives say the man wanted in a violent crime has been using his name. “On September 9th, our deputies responded to the victim`s residence. She was at her home, when her boyfriend known to her as `Craig Dubal` busted down her front door, entered her home and attacked her and a female friend,” said Courtney O’Keefe with the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office.

The victim had no idea the man she was dating was a fraud. "She even had a copy of his driver`s license and his Social Security Card. However, through the investigation detectives found out this was a stolen identity. I believe she truly thought she knew who she was in a relationship with. It was a super-sad situation,” said O’Keefe.

“I think that`s crappy,” said Dubal. “Especially when the gal thinks she`s got someone falling in love with her and then all of a sudden she`s like, `I`m not sure what`s going on.’”

Dubal says he believes his information was stolen in one of the large data breach cases. Before he could freeze his credit, the suspect had tried to open accounts in his name and he got a bill for a $3,000 charge on the Costco membership he shares with his parents. “That`s the part that was confusing to me, because I`m a member on their account, but I don`t have any ownership status, so somehow they used my information and got on. I thought that was kind of weird. I thought you had to hack the owner`s account, so that’s why I get a little confused and I`m feeling around in the dark and like, ‘How’d you do that?’”

When he first got the call from Snohomish County deputies about the domestic violence case, it was frankly kind of scary. "At first it`s like, ‘Oh my God, I hope I`m not in trouble for something I don`t know about,’” said Dubal.

Now, he just wants to make sure his name is cleared. “This is the real Craig Dubal speaking to you. If anyone poses that doesn`t look like this, that`s not Craig Dubal.”

And he hopes nobody else is duped, or hurt by the suspect who stole his identity. “I`d like to see justice done to these people who do this to people like myself and others.”

Snohomish county sheriff's detectives are hoping somebody knows this suspect's real name and where he lives. He's wanted for 1st Degree Burglary-domestic violence, Identify Theft, Malicious Mischief and Interfering with Reporting Domestic Violence.

Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for any information that leads to an arrest in the case. Call 1-800-222-TIPS(8477), or use the P3 Tips App on your phone to send the information anonymously.

CAPTURED — Gustavo Verdusco was booked into the Franklin  County jail on Sept. 26th.

WANTED BY DOC IN TRI-CITIES —
‘Goose’ is the street name for wanted high-violent gang member, Gustavo Verdusco.

Department of Corrections officers say he’s also known as ‘Sandman,’ ‘TM,’ ‘Toker’ and ‘Faith One.’

DOC officers say say he’s breaking probation in Benton County on a drug possession conviction and has a massive rap sheet that started when he was just 12 years old.

A corrections officer assigned to ‘Goose’ has known him all his career and says he’s deep into gang warfare and connected to multiple deadly shootings in the past.

DOC officers say goose is known to be armed.

He’s 38 years old, 5’10”, weighs 190 pounds and has a ton of ink all over, including his street name tattooed across his chest.

If you know where he’s hiding, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS, or use the P3 Tips App to submit your information.

It’s guaranteed to be anonymous — you never have to give your name — and there’s a cash reward of up to $1,000 waiting for you if your tip helps lead to his arrest.

WANTED IN SEATTLE –
A crew of accused street crooks Seattle Police say robbed a man at gunpoint on the street need to be identified.

Detectives say they ganged-up on the victim just before 9pm on September 16^th on Rainier Ave. South, near the Wells Fargo bank that’s just south of Franklin High School.

Two surveillance cameras from nearby businesses captured video of the suspects.

Detectives say the three young men and two young women came up to the victim. The guy with the gun – he’s the one in the purple hoodie — had it tucked in his waistband. He lifted his shirt to show it and said, “I need all of your stuff. I’m not playing with you.” They stole the victim’s gold iPhone XR with a light blue case, iPhone charger, Apple EarPods and its case, keys and cash – and the guy with the gun took almost everything out of the victim’s wallet, before handing it back to him. Detectives say the two women even asked him for the victim’s password to unlock the phone and he made the right decision and gave it to them.

Detectives say the crooks kept walking down Rainier Ave. S.

The victim went to a restaurant to call 911. He tried tracking his iPhone, but it had already been powered-off.

Detectives say both of the women are in their early teens or early 20's. One of them is heavy-set with her hair in braids. The other woman had her hair in a bun that's partially blonde.

If you can identify any of these robbery suspects, Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound will pay you a cash reward of up to $1,000 and you will remain anonymous. Call 1-800-222-TIPS(8477), or download the P3 tips app to your cell phone for free and send the information through the app where you can also send photos. If you can't put apps on your phone, got to http://www.P3Tips.com to submit the information.

SEATTLE — King County Prosecutors have charged Simeneh ‘Joe’ Feleke with Murder in the 1st Degree and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm in the second degree.   He is being held on $2,000,000 bail.

Feleke is accused of shooting 32-year-old Mussa Waqo in the head in a 7-11 parking lot in the Bitter Lake neighborhood at North 125th Street and Greenwood Avenue North on May 5th.   Waqo later died from his injury on May 16th.   Court documents do not detail a motive for the shooting other than to say that the two had been arguing on the phone.

Feleke is scheduled to be formally arraigned on the charges on October 10, 2019.

FUGITIVE CAPTURED September 12, 2019 —
Department of Corrections Northwest Community Response Unit officers and Seattle Police arrested convicted felon, Simeneh Feleke, on Tuesday night at a motel in north Seattle, thanks to an anonymous Washington’s Most Wanted viewer tip to Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound. 

He is WMW Capture #1118. 

FUGITIVE WANTED IN SEATTLE May 24, 2019 —
The Department of Corrections and Seattle Police say convicted felon, Simeneh Feleke, is “armed and dangerous” and has a nationwide felony warrant for his arrest.

Officers think he’s in the north Seattle area.

He’s wanted by the DOC for breaking probation on a drug conviction, but it’s his history with weapons and trying to avoid arrest that has officers on high alert. “He’s already been charged and convicted of possession of a firearm. He’s been convicted of eluding, in other words, running from the cops, so this guy’s not just going to be taken in by anybody, he’s probably going to come hard,” said Ret. Det. Myrle Carner with Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound. “He’s been convicted of drugs, so when you add that combination up, plus we feel he’s armed again, this guy’s really dangerous, that’s why we have a 50 state no-bail warrant on this guy. We really need to get him.”

He’s 29 years old, 5’8”, weighs 165 pounds and is known to use the fake names ‘Joe’ and ‘Ali Mohamed,’ or go by his middle name ‘Hawaz.’

If you know where he’s hiding — call 911 — then contact Crime Stoppers to get the cash reward of up to $1,000 if your tip helps lead to his arrest. Use the P3 Tips App on your smart phone that you can download for free to submit the information to Crime Stoppers, or call the hot line at 1-800-222-TIPS. It’s anonymous, so you never need to give your name.