Unsolved Homicides and Armed Robbery Investigations in Tacoma/Pierce County

Tacoma, WALocal News

Crime Stoppers of Tacoma/Pierce County is actively seeking public assistance to solve several pressing criminal cases, including unsolved homicides and an armed robbery. The investigation into the murder of 29-year-old Kavonte Crowley, shot in February 2022, and the recent homicide of 47-year-old John Armijo found dead in April 2023, are top priorities. Both cases underscore the urgent need for community members to provide any information that could help identify suspects. Additionally, detectives are looking for tips regarding a fatal hit-and-run incident in Parkland from November 2022, where the driver fled the scene. The recent armed robbery at a Chevron station, where suspects threatened clerks with firearms, adds urgency to public safety concerns in the area.

Crime Stoppers emphasizes the anonymity of tips, encouraging individuals to contribute to these investigations without fear of retribution. The organization aims to foster community engagement in law enforcement efforts, enhancing overall safety and justice for victims and their families.

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