3 boys arrested in strong-arm robbery in Issaquah, WA

Issaquah, WALocal News

Three boys, aged 13 to 16, were arrested in Issaquah, Washington, after a strong-arm robbery that occurred on Tuesday night. According to the Issaquah Police Department, officers were dispatched to investigate a report of an assault and robbery. The victim recounted a harrowing experience, stating he was jumped by two young men while a third suspect recorded the attack on his cell phone. During the violent altercation, the two assailants stole the victim’s phone. A swift investigation by the police led to the identification of the suspects, who were arrested on Wednesday afternoon near S Third St and Rainier Ave S.

They have been booked into juvenile detention and face charges of second-degree robbery. This incident raises important questions about youth crime in the area and the safety of residents. Community members are urged to remain vigilant as authorities continue to address such issues.

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