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Yahoo
02-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Where is Ze-Qyiah? Search underway for missing Renton teen
The Renton Police Department is asking the public for help finding a missing 14-year-old girl. Her name is Ze-Qyiah Thomas-Carter. She was last seen on 115th Lane Southeast around 12:020 a.m. on Monday. The department says they're worried about her because she doesn't have her required medications with her. Ze-Qyiah was last seen wearing pink and white Snoopy pajama pants, a black shirt, and possibly a black sweater. She had a purple and black backpack with her. If you see her, call 911 right away.
Yahoo
01-06-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Small plane skids off runway and into Lake Washington
The Renton Police Department says a small plane skidded off the runway and into Lake Washington Sunday afternoon. It happened at the north end of the Renton Airport. The pilot and passenger weren't hurt and were able to climb out of the plane. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have been notified of the crash and will investigate the cause.
Yahoo
15-04-2025
- Yahoo
Encampments cleared out along Cedar River Trail in Renton
The Renton Police Department worked with King County Public Works on Tuesday to clear out a series of homeless encampments along the Cedar River Trail. 'Conditions in which these people are living are really not safe, it's not sanitary, and it's almost inhumane to have people existing in that lifestyle,' said Sgt. Denis Moynihan with the Directed Enforcement Team. 'Yes, we are telling people they can't live here, but we also have connections to get them resources if they choose to accept the offer.' The department says it worked with a social service provider last week to alert people living in the encampments that they would be cleared this week. They also left a notice on one vacant encampment so people would know when the sweep would take place. Sgt. Moynihan says three people who were open to the idea of drug treatment last week declined the offer during Tuesday's sweep. 'One of the things we are learning is we have to be very persistent with these offers and continue to reach out, make the contacts, and follow up,' he said. 'That's something we are working on with the Recovery Navigator Program.' The goal of the Recovery Navigator Program is to steer people who are struggling with addiction and living on the streets toward recovery options instead of jail. Sgt. Moynihan hopes that if they continue to bring the same people out, they can establish a relationship with people and get them to accept the resources being offered.
Yahoo
02-04-2025
- Yahoo
Thieves steal credit cards from father watching Kraken game with his son in Seattle
The Brief A Lake Forest Park father says thieves broke into his car and stole his credit cards as he was watching a Kraken game on March 16. That same night, he says he received multiple notifications from his bank alerting him of fraudulent purchases being made in Renton. RENTON, Wash. - A Lake Forest Park father says thieves broke into his car and stole his credit cards as he was watching a Kraken game at Climate Pledge Arena. The backstory Andrey Gulobovich says he was watching the game with his four-year-old son on March 16 when he received multiple notifications from his bank alerting him of fraudulent purchases. When Gulobovich returned to his vehicle parked outside Climate Pledge Arena, he said his window was smashed in and his wallet was gone. Renton Police say two suspects were caught on surveillance cameras at a Fred Meyer in downtown Renton on the same night as the hockey game. "There was an Xbox, Playstation, sound system, and then we also think there were some gift cards," said Meeghan Black, communications manager with the Renton Police Department. Investigators believe the purchases totaled to nearly $4,500. Weeks after the theft, Gulobovich is still dealing with the fallout. "I have multiple businesses, and they got into my debit cards," said Gulobovich. "I just signed some papers today for a bank to say it wasn't my charges." Anyone with more information on these suspects can contact the Renton Police Department, or Detective Willet at bwillet@ (Case # 25-2374). The Source Information in this story is from the Renton Police Department and FOX 13 Seattle reporting. Here's how much you need to be financially happy in Seattle, study finds USPS worker robbed at gunpoint in Pierce County Gov. Ferguson opposed to wealth tax proposals from legislative Democrats Deputy police chief of Tacoma fired after investigation Everything to know about the Washington State Spring Fair To get the best local news, weather and sports in Seattle for free, sign up for the daily FOX Seattle Newsletter. Download the free FOX LOCAL app for mobile in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store for live Seattle news, top stories, weather updates and more local and national coverage, plus 24/7 streaming coverage from across the nation.
Yahoo
11-03-2025
- Yahoo
Police: Two arrested in Kent may be linked to ATM theft ring
The Renton Police Department says they arrested two people who might be connected to an ATM theft ring in King and Pierce counties. Officers say one of them—Diana Hayward— tried to hide in a refrigerator, but they found and arrested her. On Friday, the department arrested Hayward and a 39-year-old man named Sean Coleman in Kent—both have a history of run-ins with the law. The department says Coleman is a known gang member and is considered armed and dangerous. Officers say he has five felony convictions and was arrested on two felony warrants for having a gun illegally. Hayward, according to the department, has 23 felony convictions and was arrested on warrants for breaking into a home and stealing a car. During a search warrant following the arrest, officers found two loaded guns, including a fully automatic Glock and a rifle. Officers also found seven cell phones that were possibly used in the crimes.
