Auburn Police arrest Burien man on felony sex crime charges involving minor

Auburn, WALocal News

Auburn Police have arrested a 64-year-old Burien man on multiple felony charges related to sexual crimes against a 14-year-old juvenile. The arrest, made on April 15, 2025, was the culmination of an 11-day investigation that started after detectives received alerts on April 4. The suspect faces three serious charges: communicating with a minor for immoral purposes, possession of depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, and viewing such depictions. According to the police, the case developed quickly due to the evidence collected during the investigation. The Auburn Police Department praised the investigation's promptness and thoroughness, emphasizing the importance of protecting the victim's privacy by withholding further details.

As of now, the investigation remains active, suggesting that additional information may emerge as the case proceeds. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safety of minors and the responsibilities of law enforcement in addressing such serious offenses. Community awareness and vigilance are critical in preventing similar cases from occurring in the future.

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