Bothell police arrest driver for gun violence on the road

BOTHELL, Washington. – Police arrested a driver in Bothell on Wednesday after he pulled out a gun during an incident of driving aggression.

According to the Bothell Police Department (BPD), around 4:00 p.m., someone called 911 after seeing the suspect brandish a firearm while driving eastbound on NE Bothell Way.

Minutes later, BPD officers located and arrested the suspect near the Paradise Lake Rd exit.

In a 7:18 p.m. press release, the BPD praised the witness who immediately called 911. The BPD stated that these incidents are taken very seriously.

Further information is currently limited.

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