Suspect In Redmond 'Crime Spree' Arrested

REDMOND, WA — Redmond police have arrested a Tacoma man who they say went on a crime spree at the end of March, carrying out burglaries and car thefts in the Willows industrial area.

The suspect, Logan Malcom, 21, was arrested because of "excellent" security footage of his crimes. Police were also able to use the King County Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) to identify Malcom.

The crime spree in Redmond began on March 25 and lasted into the next day. In one incident, a couple woke up in their apartment to see Malcom walking out the door with their stuff, police said. In another incident, police tried to stop Malcom while driving a stolen vehicle. He was able to dodge stop-sticks they placed on the roadway.

All told, Malcom is facing charges of burglary, car theft, possession of a stolen car, eluding, second-degree theft, and criminal attempt. He is being held in the King County Jail on $45,075 bail.

Police say that Malcom didn't stop his crime spree after leaving Redmond. Malcom was arrested in Sumner on April 3 for possession of a stolen car. He is also suspected of crimes in Woodinville and Mercer Island.

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