Teenagers Arrested In Bellevue, Accused In Statewide Crime Spree

BELLEVUE, WA — Bellevue police arrested three teenage girls this week following a crime spree that started across the state, investigators said. The Spokesman-Review reported the girls, 16 and 17 years old, carjacked a vehicle in Spokane and fled the area on Friday, Jan. 24.

According to the Associated Press, the trio arrived in Seattle the next day and were suspects in a theft, robbery, assault and hit-and-run case. On Sunday, the girls are accused of leading police on a high-speed chase over Interstate 90 before robbing a woman in a parking lot and running over her arm.

KING 5 reported the girls used the woman's stolen credit card for gas, then paid for a manicure with it before getting arrested by Bellevue officers near the salon.