**Three Suspects, Including an 11-Year-Old, Apprehended After Seattle Police Chase**

Three individuals, among them an 11-year-old, are now in custody following a police chase that concluded in Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood on Friday night. The suspects are believed to be involved in a series of armed robberies targeting convenience stores in the Seattle area.

The Tukwila Police Department reported that officers identified a stolen vehicle linked to several armed robberies. During these incidents, the suspects allegedly entered the stores wielding firearms, making off with merchandise and cash, and then escaping in stolen vehicles.

Authorities found the vehicle parked with its lights off outside a convenience store located on the 5800 block of Southcenter Boulevard. It is believed the suspects were gearing up to rob this store when officers approached. The vehicle swiftly fled northbound on Interstate 5, prompting a police pursuit.

The King County Guardian One helicopter provided aerial tracking as the suspects made their way to Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood, where they abandoned the vehicle and attempted to escape on foot. A coordinated effort by multiple law enforcement agencies resulted in the apprehension of the suspects, aged 21, 19, and 11.

This incident underlines the collaborative efforts of law enforcement in tackling organized criminal activities and ensuring public safety in the community.