Second suspect arrested in Craigslist robbery




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ELLENSBURG, Wash. — A second man is under arrest for an early January attempted robbery of a woman and her son who were lured here by car-sale ad on Craigslist Internet site, police said.

A news release the department issued this morning said Federal Way, Wash. Police arrested the 21-year-old suspect Tuesday.

The man is now jailed in Kittitas County for attempted armed robbery.

Federal Way police arrested the first suspect, age 21,  about a month ago.

The incident occurred Jan. 3 in the parking lot of the I-90 Inn when two men tried to rob a mother and son at gunpoint. The pair had been tricked through a Craig's list ad into coming to Ellensburg to purchase a vehicle.

The victims, who were not identified, were able to escape.

 



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