Retail theft crackdown uncovers warrants and narcotics in Lynnwood

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Lynnwood police arrested 15 suspects during a targeted retail theft operation at Fred Meyer, where all individuals received citations for theft and were trespassed from the store. Several suspects were found with outstanding warrants, including a felony warrant for second-degree burglary and a Department of Corrections escape warrant. Officers also seized narcotics, including methamphetamine and fentanyl. The Lynnwood Police Department reaffirmed their commitment to combatting retail theft, warning that offenders could face jail time. These operations aim to ensure a safe shopping environment for residents.

The department's ongoing efforts reflect a broader initiative to reduce crime in the area. Such actions are crucial for maintaining public safety and community trust. Retail theft continues to be a significant issue affecting local businesses and consumers alike.

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