Female Victim Fights Off Kidnapping Attempt in South Everett

Everett, WALocal News

On March 5, 2025, a female victim successfully thwarted a kidnapping attempt in South Everett, Washington, showcasing her bravery in a frightening situation. The incident occurred at approximately 5:25 PM near 100th Street SW and Montana Road when the victim, possibly 16 years old, reported to 911 that a male suspect had tried to grab her and pull her into his SUV. The suspect is described as an older heavyset white male with a short beard and salt-and-pepper hair, driving a black Chevrolet SUV. Despite the tense circumstances, the victim fought off her attacker, managing to escape unharmed. In response to the incident, numerous Everett Police officers scoured the residential area for the suspect but could not locate him or his vehicle.

This ongoing investigation highlights the critical need for community awareness and safety measures. Authorities are encouraging anyone with relevant information or security footage to reach out to the Everett Police TIP LINE or Crime Stoppers. The swift and decisive action of the victim underscores the importance of vigilance in preventing such incidents.

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