VANCOUVER POLICE INVESTIGATE A STABBING (UPDATE 1: SUSPECT INFO AND PHOTO) (PHOTO)
News Release from Vancouver Police Dept.
Posted on FlashAlert: September 25th, 2014 11:33 AM
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Detectives have identified Jack R. Yancy as a suspect in the homicide investigation. Yancy is not in custody and police are attempting to locate him. Police are currently in the area of W Fourth Plain Blvd./Kauffman Ave. related to a possible sighting of Yancy. Schools in the area are on lockdown due to the police activity, which includes a K9 track.
Yancy is considered dangerous and should not be approached. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Jack R. Yancy should call 911.
No further information is available.
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On 09-24-14, at approximately 10:00 pm, multiple Vancouver Police units were dispatched to a radio call of "Assault With a Weapon" at 900 block of W 16th St.
At time of this report, VPD Detectives are on scene and investigating a homicide. Victim was an adult male and resident of Vancouver.
Investigation of this incident is currently active and no further details are available at this point in time.
Detectives have identified Jack R. Yancy as a suspect in the homicide investigation. Yancy is not in custody and police are attempting to locate him. Police are currently in the area of W Fourth Plain Blvd./Kauffman Ave. related to a possible sighting of Yancy. Schools in the area are on lockdown due to the police activity, which includes a K9 track.
Yancy is considered dangerous and should not be approached. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Jack R. Yancy should call 911.
No further information is available.
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On 09-24-14, at approximately 10:00 pm, multiple Vancouver Police units were dispatched to a radio call of "Assault With a Weapon" at 900 block of W 16th St.
At time of this report, VPD Detectives are on scene and investigating a homicide. Victim was an adult male and resident of Vancouver.
Investigation of this incident is currently active and no further details are available at this point in time.
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