Police: Transient Prowler Caught Near Fall City; Car Prowler Reported in North Bend

UPDATE |  October 17, 2014, 7:30PM

The King County Sheriff’s Office reported that the prowler suspect police alerted the public to Friday afternoon, was  arrested near Fall City, the evening of October 17, 2014.

Police said a neighbor called 9-1-1 after seeing a male that fit the description. Deputies and a K9 unit responded and found the suspect, Shayne Kennedy, in the woods. He was taken into custody at 5:40PM and was transported to King County Jail on Possession of Stolen Property charges.

According to an online neighborhood group forum, police located the suspect in the vicinity of SE 40th.

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Prowler in Unincorporated King County Area, Near Sammamish

The King County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) is asking for the public’s help to locate a transient man, whom they have probable cause to arrest for possession of stolen property.

Police say to be on the lookout for Shayne C. Kennedy, who is suspected of prowling the unincorporated area of King County near Sammamish.

Shayne C. Kennedy
Shayne C. Kennedy

Kennedy is 41-years old, 6 feet tall, about 190lbs and is described as having long, reddish-blonde hair, often pulled back in a ponytail.

KCSO Sergeant DB Gates said most recently, Kennedy was thought to be around the 30000 block of SE Issaquah-Fall City Road.

His M.O. is to take items from unlocked garages or outbuildings. He was last seen wearing a bulky, water-resistant outfit and backpack.

The Sheriff’s Office is encouraging residents to make sure their homes, garages or outbuildings are kept locked and keep porch or deck lights on during the hours of darkness, as criminals prefer to work under cover of darkness. Lighting a property makes a less favorable target for burglars and prowlers.

Anyone with information on the location of Kennedy is asked to call the KCSO Communications Center at (206) 296.3311

 

North Bend Car Prowls

In a separate incident, overnight, Saturday, October 11, 2014, multiple vehicles were broken into in the 423rd Ave SE area of Maloney’s Grove. One victim had her car stereo stolen and car windows broken.

The King County Sheriff’s Office said they filed five reports of vehicles prowls in the 423rd Ave vicinity. Sergeant DB Gates stated some of the vehicles were not locked and a variety of items were stolen from the cars.

Gates said there is no suspect information, but was aware that fingerprints were taken from at least one of the vehicles as part of the investigation.

 

** It was originally reported that 423rd Ave SE was in the Wilderness Rim area, but it was actually in Maloney’s Grove area. The street number is correct. **

 

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  • Any updates on what charges he was booked on and is he out now? Seems like he isn’t the one that is breaking in to the cars in North-Bend as another neighborhood was hit while he was in jail.

    1. BTW .. Our neighborhood is Maloney’s Grove not Wilderness Rim as you had posted. 423rd ave s.e. Northbend… Brookside acres.

    2. No. It doesn’t appear he was connected to the car prowls. The two cases weren’t connected, but I think by including them in same article I confused some. Sorry about that… added some clarification. Did hear that there was another car prowl in diff. NB area last weekend.

  • I did. We need to get this person! What can we do besides lock our doors? Anybody interested in a meeting to talk? We are on edge now.

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