Beloved Seattle dog walker, 80, killed
in broad-daylight carjacking before eight-time
felon fatally stabbed her pooch: police
Posted By: Ida Lou Pino, 8/22/2024 11:19:10 AM
An eight-time Seattle felon allegedly carjacked and killed a beloved 80-year-old dog walker in broad daylight Tuesday before he fatally stabbed her precious pup. Jahmed Haynes, 48, is suspected of carjacking Ruth Dalton, 80, near the intersection of Martin Luther King Junior Way East and East Harrison Street in the Madison Valley neighborhood, 2.8 miles northeast of downtown Seattle, just before 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Seattle police. SPD Deputy Chief Eric Barden says Haynes had gotten into the passenger side of Dalton’s blue Subaru SUV and attempted to push her out the driver’s door while at least two dogs were inside the vehicle.
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The murder happened on Martin Luther King Jr. Way. As Chris Rock famously said - - "If you find your self on Martin Luther King Blvd. - - you're in the wrong part of town." But don't worry about Jahmed. KamaLOL will have him bailed out in no time.