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Community Shaken as 13-Year-Old Boy Stabbed in North Everett, Police Seek Suspect

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Published on January 17, 2025
Community Shaken as 13-Year-Old Boy Stabbed in North Everett, Police Seek SuspectSource: Everett Police Department

A stabbing occurred on Thursday near the 2500 block of Broadway in North Everett, involving a 13-year-old boy. The attack took place around 8:00 am, and the Everett Police responded promptly. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek help to locate a person of interest, according to the Everett Police Department.

A 13-year-old boy was attacked in Everett by a 6-foot-tall black male wearing a grey sweatshirt and yellow beanie. Despite a police search with a K9 and drone, the suspect remains at large. Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin said, "I am absolutely heartbroken about the 13-year-old who was attacked this morning. As a mom who walked her daughter to school along the exact same route every day, I’m horrified by this violent act," and assured the public that the police are working to restore safety, as reported by the Everett Police Department.

Investigators with the Major Crimes Unit were dispatched to the incident location to begin the extensive process of their investigation, gathering evidence and statements. In a bid for collective vigilance, the police department has shared a photograph of the person of interest. Still under investigation, the circumstances that precipitated the incident remain as yet unclear. "Our department is committed to locating the person responsible for this attack and we ask the community to please reach out if you know anything at all that will help us apprehend this individual," Everett Police Chief John DeRousse implored. The young victim, whose identity has been withheld, was transported in stable condition to Providence Regional Medical Center by the Everett Fire Department. The community is urged to contact the Everett Police Department with any information that may lead to the apprehension of the suspect.