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I-5 in Marysville reopens after police activity

Dec 4, 2021, 12:18 PM | Updated: 6:32 pm

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Police activity on NB I-5 in Marysville. (Trooper Jacob Kennett)

(Trooper Jacob Kennett)

Traffic was backed up for miles on northbound I-5 through Marysville for police activity Saturday morning. All lanes were blocked at milepost 200 for a short time.

“Officers attempted to make a traffic stop about 10 a.m. this morning on a vehicle that we had previously received a watch for,” said Officer Greg Bartell with Marysville Police. “It was believed the male driver was involved in a domestic dispute in Everett.”

As officers attempted to stop him, the suspect got out and shot himself, Bartell said. He is deceased.

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