A homicide suspect needed in reference to a deadly stabbing in Washington state may very well be hiding in Southern California, authorities stated.
Officers on Monday reported {that a} black BMW linked to Alexander Lee Rogers, 51, was present in Calabasas. Rogers was recognized final week because the suspect in an Aug. 5 stabbing that killed one and critically wounded one other in Cowlitz County, Wash. He’s now been eluding authorities for every week.
His automobile was discovered unoccupied within the 23000 block of Calabasas Highway, and deputies warned that Rogers might nonetheless be within the space. Police in Longview, Wash., stated that there’s additionally video proof of Rogers within the higher Los Angeles space.
The Longview Police Division in Cowlitz County, Wash., stated Rogers is needed within the Aug. 5 stabbing of two individuals — Daybreak Peters, 64, and Andrew Peters, 73. Daybreak Peters died from her wounds and Andrew Peters was critically injured however survived, in keeping with Longview Police Capt. Branden McNew. Rogers is needed on suspicion of homicide and tried homicide.
Officers had requested assist finding Rogers, however warned residents he was thought of armed and harmful.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division shared photographs of the suspect and requested that anybody who spots him to “not strategy or try to contact” him, however name 911.
