Police searching for suspect from Bothell Amber Alert car theft
Apr 5, 2022, 6:20 AM | Updated: Apr 6, 2022, 5:38 pm
Doorbell camera footage of the suspect. (Bothell Police)
(Bothell Police)
Bothell police are asking for information on a suspect in an Amber Alert car theft that took place early Tuesday morning.
Initially, an Amber Alert was issued for three-year-old Faith Collins. The alert was cancelled hours later after she was found by Bothell police.
Faith was initially in her mother’s car as it was being stolen outside her apartment in Bothell at 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Her mother had reportedly gone inside her apartment with her older child while Faith was still on the car, before hearing “a screeching sound from tires” as the vehicle was stolen with the younger child still inside.
Police found Faith just after 6:30 a.m., but are still searching for the suspect who stole the vehicle. In doorbell camera footage, the suspect can be seen wearing a beanie with a blue jacket, grey pants, and black tennis shoes.
New video of #AMBERalert suspect. Poor quality, but does reveal more details about clothing, running shoes, and gait of suspect. It also shows he was lurking in area (9834 190th St) for an hour or more. Detectives investigating, seeking tips. https://t.co/kuvjmVgRak pic.twitter.com/0hUoKMv5Ph
— Bothell Police (@BothellPolice) April 7, 2022
Anyone who sees the suspect or knows their location is being urged to call 911. Non-emergency information can be directed to Bothell Police at (425) 486-1254.
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