A teen accused of murdering a Tacoma pot shop worker and committing multiple marijuana dispensary robberies around Puget Sound, faced a judge Wednesday.
KIRO 7 obtained exclusive video of the moment a Seattle SWAT team arrested 16-year-old Montrell D. Hatfield on Tuesday.
Hatfield is being charged as an adult for the fatal killing of Jordan Brown, an employee at World of Weed, last month. He is also being charged for a string of other robberies that occurred in King and Pierce counties.armed pot shop robbery that just occurred Monday night at Forbidden CannabisPolice said Hatfield’s unique movements helped to identify him as he has a prosthetic leg and walks with a limp.After the robbery, police had warned the public that Hatfield was a risk to public safety.
There is still another suspect whom Lacey police are looking for in connection with Monday night’s robbery.Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call Lacey police at 360-459-4333 or Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS and reference case 22-1966.
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