Joshua Solorzano

6 days ago | federalwaymirror.com | Joshua Solorzano

A man who beat a 61-year-old Federal Way resident in 2020, causing his death, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison. Francis Kamu Mackenzie, 33, was sentenced June 13 to 204 months in prison for second-degree murder stemming from a Feb. 3, 2020, incident in the parking lot of Arbor Woods Apartments, 1800 S. 330th St., where he assaulted a 61-year-old man, Jong Hwa Hyun, causing injuries that led to his death five months later.

1 week ago | federalwaymirror.com | Joshua Solorzano

A 21-year-old man was sentenced to nine years in prison for manslaughter after his second-degree murder charge for shooting a Decatur High School graduate in the abdomen was reduced as part of a plea agreement. On June 13, Kajali Camara, 21, was sentenced to 108 months — nine years — in prison for first-degree manslaughter.

1 week ago | kentreporter.com | Joshua Solorzano

A Kent man with several bank robberies on his record has been charged with armed robbery following an alleged Auburn bank robbery he committed while unmasked and wearing an orange traffic safety vest. On June 16, the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office charged Michael Peter Esposito, 63, whose last known address was in Kent, with first-degree robbery, stemming from an alleged May 13 incident where he robbed Umpqua Bank, 4191 A St. SE., Auburn, at gunpoint.

1 week ago | kentreporter.com | Joshua Solorzano

The Auburn School District placed a Chinook Elementary School librarian on administrative leave after she was charged with second-degree rape of a child stemming from an alleged incident with a 13-year-old boy. On June 10, the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office charged former Chinook Elementary School librarian Shayla Schwoch, 37, with second-degree rape of a child. According to charging documents, Schwoch went to the Auburn Police Department on June 5 to report a sexual assault.

1 week ago | auburn-reporter.com | Joshua Solorzano

A man with several bank robberies on his record has been charged with armed robbery following an alleged Auburn bank robbery he committed while unmasked and wearing an orange traffic safety vest. On June 16, the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office (KCPAO) charged Michael Peter Esposito, 63, whose last known address was in Kent, with first-degree robbery, stemming from an alleged May 13 incident where he robbed Umpqua Bank, 4191 A St. SE., Auburn, at gunpoint.