Detroit’s most wanted fugitive, Cory Alan Olson, was apprehended in Burien, Washington state, ending a long pursuit by law enforcement. Using various aliases, Olson managed to evade authorities until King County Sheriff’s detectives caught him after a rigorous investigation.
After assuming the identity of a person in Kansas and engaging in identity theft, Olson was finally captured by Detective Riley Myklebust, who described the case as a challenging puzzle. Despite Olson’s attempts to conceal his true identity, fingerprints confirmed his criminal history, including sexual assaults and evading arrest.
Despite facing charges for identity theft, Olson’s attorney managed to protect his identity during the arraignment. Police emphasized the urgency of recognizing Olson due to his repeated sexual offenses towards vulnerable individuals.
Takeaway: The capture of Detroit’s most wanted fugitive highlights the importance of vigilant law enforcement and public cooperation in apprehending dangerous criminals. Olson’s deceptive tactics and criminal history serve as a cautionary tale, urging victims to come forward and seek justice.
Cory Alan Olson has been Detroit’s “most wanted” since 2018. (King County Sheriff’s Office)
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