Fugitive Turns Self In After Chaperoning School Field Trip
SEATTLE — The Seattle School District has launched an investigation after a fugitive ended up on a school field trip with 20 Lowell Elementary students on Dec. 14.
A parent on the trip recognized Donald Vasser from the TV show “Washington’s Most Wanted,” MSNBC reports. Vasser, who was a chaperone on the field trip, fled. Later, he turned himself in to police.
Vasser’s daughter is a student at the school and wanted her father to go on the trip, her mother said.
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