Commuters and locals are asked to avoid the area near the 7-Eleven on E. Stewart Ave. in Puyallup as police investigate a deadly shooting. FOX13
Puyallup Police say there is a "significant" police presence in the 100 block of E. Stewart Ave. A police K9 has also been deployed in the area to search for a suspect.The suspect, who ran off, is described as a man, about 5'08" who was wearing black pants, a black jacket and possibly a mask.
Police are asking people who work or live in the area who have security cameras to check them for a person matching the suspect description. If you have video of the suspect, you are asked to call the Puyallup Police Department tip line at 253-770-3343 or emailThe S Line Sounder Train on the Seattle-Lakewood/Tacoma route was shut down for a period of time while police investigated.
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