Lakewood 4 getaway driver released, former prosecutor disturbed
Darcus Allen, the man convicted of murder in the deaths of four Lakewood police officers in 2011, reached a plea deal April 12.
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Darcus Allen, the man convicted of murder in the deaths of four Lakewood police officers in 2011, reached a plea deal April 12.
The accused getaway driver in the killings of four Lakewood Police officers will face a fourth trial after a third ended in a hung jury.
Lawyers make their case to a Pierce County jury, now deciding the fate of the alleged getaway driver after the murders of four Lakewood police officers more than a decade ago.
Clemmons' death made accused getaway driver Darcus Allen the main target for any accountability for such a shocking attack on law enforcement.
In 2015, the State Supreme Court vacated the convictions, citing prosecutor misconduct because of language the prosecutor used during closing arguments.