UPDATE: Subject in Manhunt Turns Himself In; No Injury

UPDATE, 7 p.m., May 10: Kirkland Police arrested a juvenile male in Houghton for trespassing Thursday evening after a brief search involving a K9 unit. Lt. Mike Murray said the youth, 16 or 17, turned himself in after apparently being confronted by a resident in a backyard.

Initial reports said the resident described the suspect as a bloody man.

"There was no blood on him or anything. It turned out to be a kid," Murray said. "If he didn't break into a house, he was probably looking to. But we haven't had any reports of a break-in."

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UPDATE, 5:50 p.m. May 10: Kirkland Police say the subject in the manhunt has turned himself in and they are sorting out the situation. He apparently does not have any injuries. There is still no indication of any crime. Patch will update this story when more details become available.

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Original story:

Kirkland Police are looking for a man apparently seen running through back yards in the Houghton area who might have had blood on him, according to Lt. Mike Murray, KPD spokesman.

A police K9 unit was tracking the person, but it was not known Thursday evening at 5 p.m. if any crime had been committed, said Murray.

KIRO television had a helicopter in the air and first reported the incident. See KIRO's brief report here.

Kirkland Patch will update this story as details become available.