A man suspected of driving a stolen vehicle and slamming it into another car, killing one man and seriously hurting a child in SeaTac, is now in custody.
The King County Sheriff's Office says deputies spotted a stolen Dodge Ram in SeaTac around 11:30 a.m. Sunday.They say after deputies started following the driver, he sped away, and KCSO says deputies decided not to pursue the vehicle.Three minutes later, investigators say a 911 caller reported the stolen vehicle crashed into a Jeep at South 128th Street and 22nd Avenue South in SeaTac.
A man and child inside the Jeep were taken to a hospital but KCSO says the man did not survive, and the child is in serious condition at Harborview Medical Center. The driver of the stolen Ram also escaped this crime scene on foot and KCSO says it has received at least one report of this suspect running through someone's home or yard.On Monday morning, deputies said Washington State Patrol troopers were tracking the suspect in Thurston County along I-5 in Tumwater.
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