West Seattle Crime Watch: Police search, after theft on Metro bus

If you noticed the police presence in North Delridge this afternoon – here’s what happened, according to WSB’s Christopher Boffoli, who went to the scene, and according to police we talked with at West Seattle Summer Fest:

(WSB photos by Christopher Boffoli)
What was first reported as a strong-arm robbery, but was later determined to have been a theft, happened just after 1:30 pm on a Route 120 bus en route to Westwood Village. Metro Transit Police weren’t available in the area so Seattle Police responded; the bus was stopped on southbound Delridge at Andover. Three suspects were reported to have gotten off the bus; a woman reported her bag and wallet were taken. Christopher says, “They had a good description. A patrol officer had coincidentally seen people matching the description on Adams at 26th Ave SW so units converged on that location and detained the suspects. One was determined not to have committed a crime and two others, a man and a woman, were taken into custody. The victim was transported by SPD to the station for identification.”

A K-9 team helped search. The victim’s bag was recovered but her wallet is still missing – if you happen to find one in the area, let police know.

3 Replies to "West Seattle Crime Watch: Police search, after theft on Metro bus"

  • Eric1 July 10, 2015 (3:45 pm)

    What a surprise! Metro police not available for a response on their bus. More crime associated with a bus bringing criminals to the Westwood transit hub.
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    Kudos to SPD for doing somebody else’s job for them. Hopefully the perps were transported in the K9 vehicle. She looks like a friendly pup and I bet she could get them to give up the missing wallet.

  • R0b0 July 11, 2015 (4:47 am)

    Wonder if these were the same Bonnie& Clyde kiddos that robbed the couple at 17th& myrtle?

  • Silly Goose July 11, 2015 (1:16 pm)

    YES YES YES

    Losers

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