“Armed career crime” in Washington. MPs during the persecution

By Ty Vinson
The Olympian (Olympics, Wash.)

Olympia, Washington.The office of the Sheriff of the Thurston County, is after a 27-year-old man who is convicted of several crimes of crimes after firing a rifle in AR-15 style in a deputy during a pursuit during a pursuit during a pursuit.

People are asked not to approach Madison when they are seen and call 911 immediately. It was most recently seen near the Chehais Western Trail near Waldrick and Stedman Roads. It is described as a 5-foot 10, 170 pounds with brown eyes and dark hair. He was last seen how he was wearing a black hat with a red bill, a black T-shirt and sunglasses.

Sheriff Derek Sanders released the incident on Thursday evening. He said: “Due to a great failure in our criminal justice system, a ten -time convicted criminal and armed career criminal is in our community this evening after being shot at one of our MPs.”

Sanders said that TCSO was known on Thursday that a sought -after criminal from Gray Harbor County was driving towards Thurston County. He said Madison had followed a high -speed hunt with the law enforcement authorities three times in Thurston County in six months.

He said a deputy and K9 unit could find Madison in Tenino. At that time he was a passenger in another vehicle. The driver fled and the deputy initiated a persecution for an active arrest warrant because he did not appear in court because of earlier charges.

Sanders reported that Madison began to throw objects on the vehicle of the deputy, then leaned out of the window and fired the deputy with an AR-15 rifle. The deputy and the K9 were intact, but their car was disabled.

Sanders said the driver then left Madison out of the car and he fled on foot. The driver was arrested shortly afterwards because he corresponds and provided criminal help.

According to Sanders, important resources were called to find Madison, but they were not successful on Thursday evening. The citizens should remain “on a high alert”, he wrote.

The Olympian contacted several leaders of the sheriff office on Friday morning to receive updated information, but has not yet heard.

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