A violent teen with an extensive criminal history has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping a 14-year-old boy, tying him to a tree, and disembowling him at a park in Everett, WA, a city located just north of Seattle. The suspect was released from custody by a Seattle judge just two weeks prior to the alleged offense despite the prosecutor’s objections.
Millorz Canales, 17, of Snohomish County, has been charged with first-degree assault, first-degree kidnapping, and robbery. He has been accused of luring the victim to Lions Park on December 17, repeatedly stabbing him, cutting out his organs, and leaving the victim to die while hanging from a tree, according to a probable cause affidavit filed by the Snohomish County Prosecutors Office.
Prosecutors also charged his alleged co-accomplice Hayden Lusebrink, 17, of Snohomish County, with the same charges. The 14-year-old victim was able to untie himself and ran to the nearest house, where the homeowner called 911, Komo News reported.
Court records show that Canales was released from custody by King County juvenile court judge Veronica Galvan on December 2, only two weeks before the Everett attack. Canales was being held in juvenile detention on felony charges for a robbery in Seattle that occurred on November 15. Prosecutors asked for him to be held in custody awaiting trial, but Judge Galvan denied the state’s request and released Canales to home monitoring. The defendant allegedly went on to immediately reoffend.
Snohomish County prosecutors urged the judge to hold Canales on $1 million bail. Both Canales and Lusebrink have been charged as adults and are alleged to have gang affiliations. […]
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