Olympia/Thurston County Crime Stoppers

On Friday, December 28th at about 7:30 p.m., the Lacey Fuel located at 4533 Lacey Boulevard was robbed by a lone gunman. He then ran westbound on 13th Avenue from College Street.

This suspect is also suspected in several other robberies in the Pierce County area. He is described as a white or light skinned black male, wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt with the hood over a gray stocking cap, dark glasses, gray face cover. The suspect is medium build, about 5-9 to 6-foot.

The suspect displays a black automatic handgun with laser pointer.

On Wednesday, October 26th, just after 2 p.m., the Native New Yorker Restaurant on Lacey Boulevard was robbed. The suspect told an employee he had a gun and demanded money.

The suspect is a white male wearing a red ball cap and beige hoodie, and he had brown hair and goatee.

In the early morning hours of Wednesday, July 13th, a white male entered the Park Place Market/Shell located at 608 Yelm Avenue West. The suspect confronted the store clerk with a silver color semi-automatic handgun and demanded money and cigarettes, which he placed in a light blue pillow case.

The suspect is a white male, approximately 5-10, 160 lbs, brown hair, in his early to mid 20’s. He wore a ball cap and gray hoodie with the hood up, baggy dark blue jeans, carpenter style, dark tennis shoes, black gloves, and a blue bandana over his face.

On February 22nd, just after 8 p.m., a robbery was reported at Prairie Court SE. The victim reported that 5 to 6 males robbed him at knife point, taking his cell phone and money.

The victim stated he was on his porch when the suspects came around the corner on foot and held a knife to his face demanding money. The suspects began dragging the victim away from his house while they went through his pockets.

The suspects were described as Hispanic males, possibly driving a light colored four-door 70’s vehicle. The suspect with the knife had a possible first name of Dylan.

Tumwater Police responded to a bank robbery at the Ken Bank at 5400 Capitol Boulevard on January 5 at 1105 hours. The suspect implied she had a weapon and demanded money.

The suspect is a white female, 5-5 to 5-07, stocky build, fair to medium complexion with freckles, and blond hair. She wore a pink baseball cap, light color sunglasses, black zip up jacket with white fleece underneath. She closely matches the description of a bank robbery suspect in two incidents in the Tacoma area.

On Monday, June 28th, at approximately 8:25, two females approached a female victim while she was sitting in her car in the back parking lot of SPSCC.  One female asked the victim for directions, and then both females pointed what appeared to be handguns at her, demanding money. When the victim refused, the second female suspect shot the victim in the head with a pepperball.  Both suspects got into a bronze two-door car similar to a Chevy Cavalier and fled on Firland St.

Both females were in their mid to late twenties.  One was approximately 5’8 to 5’10, slender to average build.  She was light skinned, possibly mixed race, brown hair in a ponytail, greenish eyes.  The second suspect was Caucasian, about 5’5, heavier set build, and also brown hair in a ponytail, possibly wearing glasses.