Dangerous suspect sought in Mason County

Staff report • Published January 29, 2013 Modified January 29, 2013

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The Mason County Sheriff’s Office is searching for Tobias Francisco, who is wanted on a high priority bench warrant for his arrest and who is the suspect of multiple burglaries in Mason County, according to a news release.

Francisco fled the scene of a traffic stop by the Shelton Police Department during the early morning hours of Tuesday, January 29, 2013. Francisco is known to be armed with multiple firearms and is considered very dangerous. Francisco is believed to be hiding within the Shelton area of Mason County.

The public is warned to call 911 if they see Francisco, because he is considered armed and dangerous. Use extreme caution when contacting him.

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