Who is Juan Carlos Sanchez? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Incident Detail

Juan Carlos Sanchez Wiki - Juan Carlos Sanchez Biography

For a string of crimes that started with a kidnapping and gunshot in Columbia Park and culminated with a high-speed chase through the Tri-Cities, a 16-year-old will be charged as an adult. A altercation between Juan Carlos Sanchez of Kennewick and his ex-girlfriend and her new partner on May 28 resulted in charges of first-degree assault and first-degree kidnapping.

According to Washington state law, the accusations brought in Benton County Superior Court were automatically transferred to adult court due to their gravity. In lieu of a $250,000 bond, Sanchez is still being held at the Benton-Franklin Juvenile Detention Centre in Kennewick. According to court filings, Sanchez allegedly waited that Sunday evening in the park for both his 23-year-old new boyfriend and his 18-year-old ex-girlfriend.

Juan Carlos Sanchez Age

Juan Carlos Sanchez is 66 years old.

Juan Carlos Sanchez Incident Detail

Sanchez allegedly stepped out of his car and attacked the pair as they were heading from the river towards a parking lot, according to a witness who saw the incident. According to the pair, Sánchez shot at the boyfriend a few times. Sanchez allegedly assaulted the girlfriend with a gun when she attempted to stop him. He allegedly seized her at that point and threw her into her vehicle.

The boyfriend, who was not critically hurt but might have been struck by some bullet pieces or debris, according to the records, was shot again after she went in and out of the car, according to witnesses. Witnesses claimed that when Sanchez got back in the car, he repeatedly assaulted her ex-girlfriend.

Sanchez was told to stop at the intersection of Hartford Drive and West Columbia Drive when an officer discovered his vehicle on Paul Parish Drive. Sanchez sped away from the leading officers on Highway 395, heading north towards Pasco. According to court records, he turned around and drove west after continuing east on Interstate 182 towards Richland.

He reached speeds of 100 to 120 mph after re-entering the motorway, according to the police. He also manoeuvred through traffic and used a number of exits throughout the pursuit in an effort to confuse the following officers. Finally, a deputy from the Benton County Sheriff's Office had Sanchez's car come to a stop on Jadwin Avenue. Authorities said Sanchez exited the vehicle and attempted to scale a fence, but they were able to stop him before he could do so.

According to the records, the ex-girlfriend stepped out of the car and started crying uncontrollably. She informed the police that despite her repeated requests for Sanchez to stop, he refused. She seized the revolver and stowed it beneath the passenger seat after the authorities forced the car to halt. Sanchez's automobile contained a 9mm Glock handgun, and multiple 9mm round casings were discovered at the shooting location.