Lakewood Shooting

Food drive honoring fallen Lakewood officers begins Tuesday

Kim Renninger and the other family members of four Lakewood police officers killed two years ago at a Parkland coffee shop will be accepting canned food and cash Tuesday as part of the second annual Fallen Officers Food Drive.

Police mascot still loved? ROGeR that

ROGeR will spend his days chasing down Frisbees instead of bad guys.

Jurors find Allen guilty in murders of Lakewood officers

Maurice Clemmons’ day of reckoning in the murders of four Lakewood police officers came on a Seattle street nearly 18 months ago. His getaway driver’s came Thursday in a Pierce County courtroom.

Allen jurors hear police interview

A frightened man talks fast.

No extra pay for jurors in Clemmons case

A Pierce County Superior Court judge Tuesday denied a request to increase the amount of compensation paid to jurors who hear the case against cop killer Maurice Clemmons' alleged getaway driver.

Seattle paying $974,000 for police damage to Clemmons' aunt home

The city of Seattle has agreed to pay $974,000 to compensate a family for damage to their home that was hit by dozens of tear gas canisters as police were searching for the man who killed four Lakewood police officers.

Suspect details his defense in officer shootings

Attorneys representing cop killer Maurice Clemmons' suspected getaway driver outline their client's defense in a recently filed court pleading.

A tribute to fallen officers

Jeff Prouty drives the midnight blue 2005 Dodge Magnum to work and back home. He takes it on errands, to the grocery store. And with each trip, the chief of the small Roy Police Department honors five law enforcement officers fatally shot in the line of duty.
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Dorcus Allen faces additional charges

Cop killer Maurice Clem-mons' suspected getaway driver faces additional counts of murder in the deaths of four Lakewood police officers.

Wife said Clemmons wasn't angry

About two months before he walked into a Parkland coffee shop and gunned down four Lakewood police officers, Maurice Clemmons told his wife he planned to "kill every last one of them devils."