Tacoma Arrests for Burglary, Street Racing

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  Tacoma police arrested a 58-year-old man for residential burglaryNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The 58-year-old man stole jewelry from a home while victims were present“The 58-year-old male was captured and arrested for felony residential burglary and resisting arrest. A bag the suspect was carrying contained the jewelry that had been reported stolen from the victim’s home.”
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  The suspect fled on foot during a foot pursuitNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  A witness reported the suspect jumping fences and running through yards“multiple residents reported a male matching the description had been jumping fences and running through yards.”
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  The 58-year-old man was found with the stolen jewelry“A bag the suspect was carrying contained the jewelry that had been reported stolen from the victim’s home.”
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  The 58-year-old man was charged with felony residential burglary“The 58-year-old male was captured and arrested for felony residential burglary and resisting arrest.”
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  The 58-year-old man was charged with resisting arrestNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Two 25-year-old men were arrested for street racing“The two 25-year-old males were arrested for reckless driving and street racing and booked into the Pierce County Jail.”
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  A deputy observed the two 25-year-old men accelerating to 107 mph“The dash cam shows one of the vehicles accelerating up to 107-mph in a 35-mph zone.”
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  The two 25-year-old men were in a 35-mph zone on Bridgeport Way W“The dash cam shows one of the vehicles accelerating up to 107-mph in a 35-mph zone.”
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  Their vehicles were impounded under a 72-hour hold“Both vehicles were later impounded with the 72-hour hold.”
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  A dash cam showed one vehicle reaching 107 mph“The dash cam shows one of the vehicles accelerating up to 107-mph in a 35-mph zone.”
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  Washington state laws enacted in 2024 require impoundment for street racing offenses“Per Washington laws for street racing that were adopted in January of 2024, any vehicle involved in street racing will have a 72-hour impound hold and can be seized for search warrants to gather evidence of street racing.”
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  Washington state laws enacted in 2024 require potential forfeiture for street racing offenses“Per Washington laws for street racing that were adopted in January of 2024, any vehicle involved in street racing will have a 72-hour impound hold and can be seized for search warrants to gather evidence of street racing. On a second offense of street racing, the vehicle is subject to forfeiture.”