Two teens were arrested in downtown Seattle, caught carrying guns and $4,000 in cash. FOX13
A Seattle Police officer on patrol spotted a car speeding througharound 1 a.m. Authorities say the car was speeding from an area where there were reports of a suspicious vehicle.
The officer stopped the car near Denny Way and Stewart St and spoke to the driver, a 16-year-old boy. He did not have a valid driver’s license.The officer arrested the boy for unlawful possession of a firearm, then asked the passenger to step out for a search. A loaded handgun was found tucked in that 15-year-old boy’s waistband.Both teenagers were booked into the King County Child & Family Justice Center.
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