Car Auction 12/2/2011

 

Abandoned Vehicle Auction #422
Auction: December 2, 2011 11:00AM
Previews: December 2, 2011 8:00AM-11:00AM
801 S 176th St. Burien, WA 98148
#	Year	Make	Model	License	Code	VIN	Misc.
1)	2011	HYUNDAI	TUCSON	AEL3353	POS-G-AB	KM8JT3AB2BU145772
2)	1997	DODGE	RAM		KCS-AB	2B7HB21X4VK535469
3)	1980	TOYOTA	PICKUP	B54358R	POS-G-AB	BN42103185
4)	1994	CHEVROLET	2500	FJW645	KCS-AB	2GCFK29K5R1310134
5)	1992	NISSAN	P/U	B92144N	KCS-AB	1N6SD16Y5NC309045
6)	1990	FORD	RANGER	B53303T	KCS-DWLS/R	1FTCR10T9LUA40495	Key
7)	1983	CADILLAC	DEVILLE	088ZWP	KCS-AB	1G6AD6980D9162719
	1998	MERCURY	GRAND MARQUIS	198ZXA	KCS-DWLS/R	2MEFM75W0WX631232	Key
9)	1991	HONDA	ACCORD	282TGU	WSP-ARREST	JHMCB7662MC020247
10)	1992	BUICK	CENTURY	ACY5934	WSP-ACC	1G4AG54N4N6422307
11)	1990	HONDA	PRELUDE	025TNK	KCS-STOLEN	JHMBA4216LC021584
12)	1992	HONDA	ACCORD	776YEW	KCS-ACC	1HGCB7651NA231656
13)	1993	FORD	E350	A35114T	KCS-AB	1FDKE37H5PHB49065
14)	1999	DODGE	STRATUS	364UBB	POS-ARREST	1B3EJ56H5XN546708	Key
15)	2001	BMW	325i	207UYK	KCS-ACC	WBAAV33441FU89715	Key
16)	1992	SUBARU	LEGACY	ACD1881	POS-G-AB	4S3BJ6330N7913404
17)	2004	FORD	CROWN VICTORIA	648ZIE	PLI-UNAUTH	2FAHP71W14X129923
18)	1998	HONDA	CIVIC	AFT9355	KCS-ARREST	1HGEJ722XWL099154	Key
19)	1995	CHEVROLET	CAMARO	152TTN	PLI-AB	2G1FP32S7S2181372
20)	1996	HONDA	ACCORD	807SEZ	PLI-AB	1HGCD5638TA268004
21)	1980	TOYOTA	COROLLA	453YXW	PLI-AB	TE72502226
22)	1996	SUBARU	IMPREZA		PLI-AB	JF1GF4859TH815765
23)	1999	FORD	TAURUS	755YTO	KCS-DUI	1FAFP53SXXG134506

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Lakewood Officers Remembered

The recent loss of 4 Lakewood police officers has reminded us how suddenly we can lose people who are most important in our lives. Our own recent experiences with loss have triggered a particularly emotional response as we watched the news develop last week informing the world of a terrible ambush that took place in our own back yard against local law enforcement officers as they prepared for duty.

Our loss occurred last year when Airport Towing CEO Mark Storer and son Brian Storer died in an airplane crash, shocking the towing industry. Local friends and family members gathered to show their support. Neighboring police and fire agencies joined in to provide assistance to those who were suffering the most, along with other towing companies. The family at Airport Towing voiced their appreciation of the support received from public safety officers and others offering assistance.

Now it is our turn to pay back the support given to our family last year by assisting other families who have suffered a similar fate. Officers Ronald Owens, Tina Griswold, Greg Richards, and Sgt. Mark Renninger have all left behind children and families, both at home and within the police department. The families have endured terrible suffering as a result of the unexpected void that took them by surprise on a Sunday morning. We have felt a similar pain, and we know there are few, if any, words that will bring comfort to the loved one’s who are grieving.

Airport Towing and local police officers work together on a daily basis. The officers and towers provide a public service, working together at emergency scenes and during non-emergency traffic situations. Our company got it’s first bitter taste of tragedy when King County Sheriff’s Deputy Steve Cox was shot and killed in the line of duty in December of 2006. Officer Cox worked with our Burien Towing drivers on a daily basis during his work week. When he was gunned down on a late winter night. Those who knew him and worked with him were heartbroken. It often seems as though the greatest hero’s of our community are those who suffer the most tragic fate. Two years after Deputy Cox died, Airport Towing lost Mark and Brian. Now, the attention has shifted South, to the families of the fallen Lakewood Officers.

A memorial service was held Tuesday at the Tacoma Dome for all four Lakewood police officers. Prior to the service, a procession of nearly 2,000 emergency vehicles led the ceremony from McChord Air Force Base near where the officers were killed in Parkland, past Lakewood Police Department Headquarters, to the memorial site. More than 20,000 people attended the service, including thousands of police officers and firefighters. The emotion filled service lasted more than 3 hours and featured many stories of the lives of the four slain officers. Family members were surrounded by thousands of attendees, including police officers, firefighters, dignitaries, and others. Governor Christine Gregoire was on hand to speak to the crowd, as was House Representative and former King County Sheriff Dave Reichert. More than 700 Canadians mounted police officers attended, as well as hundreds from Chicago, New York, Boston and other places around the world. The scene was awe-inspiring, with an honor guard of multiple agencies leading the way. For the families, the service was just the beginning of a long road ahead.

Several memorial funds have been set up to support the family of the fallen Lakewood officers. You can donate directly through the Lakewood Police Independent Guild here.