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ABC News’ Seattle affiliate KOMO." data-reactid="18">The incident occurred at approximately 9:15 p.m. at the Ross store in Burien, Washington, when a female was inside the store shoplifting. She then allegedly proceeded to run out of the store with the stolen items and jump into a white van that was waiting to help make her escape, according to Sgt Ryan Abbott with the King County Sheriff’s Office in an interview obtained by ABC News’ Seattle affiliate KOMO.
“[The driver] took off at a pretty high rate of speed. He struck a vehicle directly in front of the Ross that was unoccupied and then went straight through the window and into the store, passing the registers and into the clothes aisle area,” said Abbott. “Inside, he struck a stroller that had a 2-year-old child inside as well as several other people.”The driver was identified as a 51-year-old male and was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and vehicular assault. The woman who got into his vehicle had an unrelated outstanding warrant for her arrest and was arrested at the scene of the crime for shoplifting.
Authorities say the store was very busy at the time of the incident and that people scattered as quickly as possible to get away from the van once it crashed into the store.
“The fire and deputies got here really quickly on scene and were able to start treating victims right away and that is most likely how we didn’t lose anybody,” Abbott said. “So everybody is alive so far and everybody has been transported and being treated at the best hospitals that we have.”
Poster Comment:
Vans be acting all crazy these days, probably need some sort of legislation to get them under control.
#1: BTP Holdings To: Dakmar (#0)
Some nut drove a car into Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg, Illinois about 2 or 3 weeks ago. I do not recall if there were injuries.
I just reviewed that story and there were no injuries.
One time two of us went out there to the mall which was out of our area. They called us to 10-19 (return to yard) since we were being sent home for snow and ice.
So I paged the guy that was in the mall (10-19). When he came out he said, "What's 10-19?"
I said, "10-19 return to the yard. Let's go!" ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2019-12-17 20:39:24 Reply Private Reply