Second murder suspect arrested in connection to string of armed pot shop robberies

Apr 19, 2022, 4:02 PM | Updated: 4:21 pm

Marshon Jones and Montrell Hatfield in security camera footage during a fatal pot shop robbery on March 19. (Tacoma Police Department)

(Tacoma Police Department)

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成人X站 Newsradio staff

A second teen suspect in a fatal marijuana store robbery in Tacoma is now under arrest.

An employee at World of Weed, 29-year-old Jordan Brown, was shot to death one month ago.

Tacoma police say 16-year-old Montrell Hatfield was arrested in Kent Tuesday.

His suspected accomplice, 15-year-old Marshon Jones, was arrested in Kent last week.

Police tell 成人X站 Newsradio the boys are suspects in numerous other violent robberies in King and Pierce Counties.

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