Arrest Made in Federal Way of New Orleans Murder Suspect
Terrance Carter, 31, was taken into custody after a manhunt as investigators tied him to the fatal shooting of Kevionte Davis, 29.
- On September 17, law enforcement arrested Terrance Carter, 31, in Federal Way, Washington, with the U.S. Marshals Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force and Seattle Police Department SWAT apprehending the murder suspect.
- Following the August 23 fatal shooting of Kevionte Davis, the New Orleans Police Department issued a felony warrant for Carter on September 3, tracking him to the greater Seattle area.
- Officers located Carter in the 900 block of SW Campus Drive near the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center; after attempting to flee, the suspect surrendered to SPD SWAT without further incident.
- Carter is currently awaiting extradition back to New Orleans at the Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent, Washington, to face the second-degree murder charge filed by the NOPD.
- Acting U.S. Marshal Donrien Stephens credited the successful operation to strong partnerships between federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, whose Marshals-led task force focuses on apprehending violent fugitives.
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Federal Way Arrest: New Orleans Murder Suspect Caught
A man wanted in New Orleans for second-degree murder was tracked down and arrested in Federal Way on Thursday, after fleeing more than 2,000 miles from Louisiana before being arrested near the Federal Way aquatic center by a federal fugitive task force and Seattle police SWAT officers. Terrance Carter, 31, tried to run when authorities closed in but ultimately surrendered without further incident. According to the Federal Way Mirror, officers wi…
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