Police looking for man they say shot at car in Sunnyside


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SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Police say they are seeking a man suspected of shooting at an occupied car on Wednesday night.

The victim was driving in the area of  North Avenue and Victory Way when his black BMW was struck by two bullets, according to a news release from the Sunnyside Police Department. No injuries were reported.

The investigation identified Ramon Verduzco, 20, as the suspect, police say. He has ties to the Sunnyside and Moxee areas and remains at large.

Anyone with information about his whereabouts may call police at 509-836-6200.

-- Mark Morey



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