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Camas burglary suspects include 11-year-old boy

Police identify four individuals accused of burglarizing downtown Camas businesses, Washougal Food Mart

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Camas police say two juveniles — including an 11-year-old boy — are among four suspects connected to a string of burglaries that damaged five Camas-Washougal businesses early Halloween morning. 

Police said this morning they intend to forward burglary and theft charges to the Clark County Prosecutor’s Office against Oregon residents Arnes Johnmark, 23; Zachary Retonong, 19, and two juvenile males, ages 11 and 14. 

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