Vandalism at 16XX BLOCK OF E OLIVE ST on 06/16/2026 9:10 AM
Type: Vandalism
Date: 06/16/2026 9:10 AM
Description: PROPERTY - DAMAGE. Precinct: EAST. Event #: 26000172108. Disclaimer: This information is from the Seattle Police calls for service log. Information is subject to change.
Address: 16XX BLOCK OF E OLIVE ST, Seattle, WA
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Name
Joshua MiltonMissing Age
36Est. Current Age
46Last Seen
Bothell, WA on 12/11/2015Physical Description
Race: White Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Male Hair: Gray or Partially Gray Eyes: Blue Height: 5'10" Weight: 190 - 210 lbsCase Number
MP32262Area Cold Cases
Name
Daniel MosleyAge
20Cause of Death
ShootingInfo
Pierce County Sheriff’s detectives need your help to identify the suspect(s) responsible for the murder of 20 year-old Daniel Mosley of Parkland. At 9:40 p.M. On Monday March 30th, 2015, victim Daniel Mosley was driving southbound on Ainsworth Ave. Near 112th St. S. In Parkland. An unidentified white car pulled alongside Mosley’s vehicle; an unidentified occupant inside the white car fired multiple shots at Mosley’s vehicle, striking and killing the victim. The suspect(s) vehicle sped away from the scene continuing southbound on Ainsworth Ave. The victim’s vehicle rolled approximately two blocks before crashing into bushes on the side of the road. Witnesses described the suspect(s) vehicle as a late 1990’s or early 2000’s white 4-door car – possibly a Lexus – with tinted windows and large rims. Mosley had no known enemies, no criminal history, and no known involvement in illegal activities. Just prior to the shooting, the victim purchased a small quantity of marijuana at a nearby medical dispensary. Detectives have not determined whether this purchase was related to the shooting.Agency
Tacoma/Pierce County CrimeStoppers