ONE CAR THEFT SUSPECT IN CUSTODY OTHER STILL OUTSTANDING (PHOTO)
News Release from Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office
Posted on FlashAlert: August 6th, 2014 9:23 AM
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A residence in 16800 SE Blanton St called 911 this morning to report their car stolen after seeing the car drive away from their house. Deputies started searching the area for the car and found it about 20 minutes later at 7:05am. After following the car it pulled into an apartment complex at 2800 SE Lake Rd. The car had two occupant's one male and one female. The Male driver ran from the car, the female stayed in the car and was taken into custody without incident. The female arrested was identified as Jaime Susan Parker, 37 years old, of Milwaukie.
Deputies and Officer with Milwaukie PD set up containment around the stolen vehicle and used K9's to search for the male suspect. He was reported as a white male in his 30's wearing a red shirt and blue shorts. Witnesses in the area reported seeing a male matching the description running through yards but had removed the red shirt and was wearing a white tank top.
Deputies and Officers searched the area for over an hour but were unable to locate the male. Deputies are working with Jaime Parker and other evidence to identify the male. Jaime Parker was transported to the Clackamas County Jail.
The car was drivable and the owner was able to come to the scene and take their car home.
Deputies and Officer with Milwaukie PD set up containment around the stolen vehicle and used K9's to search for the male suspect. He was reported as a white male in his 30's wearing a red shirt and blue shorts. Witnesses in the area reported seeing a male matching the description running through yards but had removed the red shirt and was wearing a white tank top.
Deputies and Officers searched the area for over an hour but were unable to locate the male. Deputies are working with Jaime Parker and other evidence to identify the male. Jaime Parker was transported to the Clackamas County Jail.
The car was drivable and the owner was able to come to the scene and take their car home.
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