13-year-old driver, other teens caught in stolen car in Enumclaw, WA

A vehicle that was reportedly seen driving erratically in the Enumclaw area on Friday turned out to be stolen, and troopers said a group of kids were behind the wheel.

Washington State Patrol received a report about the car as it traveled down State Route 164.

According to WSP Trooper Rick Johnson, the car was eventually located at a Texaco gas station, and it turned out to be stolen.

Teens found in stolen car Enumclaw

via WSP Trooper Rick Johnson

Troopers then contacted four teens and an 11-year-old. Johnson said a 13-year-old was driving the vehicle.

The 13-year-old driver was allegedly pumping gas, and an 11-year-old, 14-year-old, and two other 13-year-old passengers were buying candy inside the gas station when they were caught.

Troopers said they contacted the teens, however there was no word on arrests.

The Source: Information in this story is from the Washington State Patrol.

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