Richard Sherman Fan Wanted by Pasco Police

While talk circulates that Richard Sherman is entertaining thoughts of returning to the Seahawks, someone who hasn't retired his #25 Seahawks shirt is now wanted by Pasco Police.

This dude is accused of stealing from Home Depot in Pasco. I wonder what he supposedly stole? I don't imagine he made it out the door with 10 sheets of plywood and a load of 2x4's. If he tried that, I'm sure people in the parking lot would've tackled him long before security could. Lumber prices are crazy right now. Maybe he just took some Gorilla Glue, enough to fix and patch his deck or whatever. It's nice to save money by doing-it-yourself, but saving extra money by simply skipping the check-out process is not cool!

Officer Lundquist is asking for your assistance to identify the individual and vehicle shown, associated with a theft from Home Depot. If you have any information, please call 509-628-0333.
Case 21-10203
Posted by Richland WA Police Department on Tuesday, May 11, 2021

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