Law enforcement in Edmonds and Shoreline are on the hunt for a suspect involved in a hit-and-run incident that unfolded on Saturday night. The perpetrator is also wanted for eluding capture and a firearm offense, as indicated by reports from local authorities. The individual has been described as an African American male, approximately 5'11" in height and 150 pounds, clad in a green camouflage jacket or sweatshirt coupled with blue jeans.

Two vehicles were struck and two residents were left injured. A 63-year-old woman required medical attention at Swedish Edmonds for minor injuries following the collision, as My Edmonds News reported. On the other hand, a 62-year-old man who also suffered injuries opted not to seek immediate aid.

The Edmonds Police Department has raised an alarm considering the suspect might be armed. The call for increased caution surfaces amid the ongoing search for the individual responsible for the weekend’s chaos. Community members have been urged to stay vigilant and contact authorities by dialing 911 should they encounter the suspect. Details have been sparse, but authorities continue investigations into the hit-and-run. Law enforcement is piecing together the events that transpired. The suspect's demeanor, potentially armed and elusive, only heightens the urgency of his capture, according to a statement obtained by KIRO 7 from officers.

Updates on the search and investigation are anticipated, with local news agencies like KOMO News committed to delivering the latest information.