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A fugitive murder suspect was fatally shot by law enforcement in the Seattle area Wednesday evening while officers were attempting to arrest him, Seattle police said.
The suspect charged at officers with a knife while they were attempting to serve an arrest warrant at his home in Kent, Washington, south of Seattle, after knocking and identifying themselves as law enforcement, police said.
Multiple agencies were involved, including the Seattle Police Department’s Force Investigation Team, Seattle Police Department officers, Snohomish County Sheriff's deputies and U.S. Marshals.
A Seattle Police detective, a Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office detective and a deputy United States Marshal all fired their weapons, the department said.
The suspect charged at officers with a knife while they were attempting to serve an arrest warrant at the suspect's home after knocking and identifying themselves as law enforcement, police said. (Seattle Police Department)
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A fugitive was shot and killed when he charged at officers with a knife during an attempt to serve a search warrant, police said. (KCPQ-TV SEATTLE FOX 13)
VIRGINIA MAN MURDERED AT GAS STATION, SUSPECT IDENTIFIED, POLICE SAY
Multiple agencies were involved, including the Seattle Police Department’s Force Investigation Team, department officers, Snohomish County and U.S. Marshals. (KCPQ-TV FOX13 SEATTLE)
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The suspect has not been identified.
(KCPQ-TV SEATTLE FOX 13)
The investigation is ongoing, police said and the SPD detective who fired has been placed on administrative leave, per policy.
It's unclear if either of the other two officers who fired are being placed on administrative leave.
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