The Washington State Department of Corrections and Kenneck Police are on the lookout for a wanted person. 

The Suspect in an assault case now has an Additional Warrant.

In a post on a Kennewick Police Department Social Media page, The Washington State Department of Corrections says they are currently keeping tabs and supervising Juan Pasos-Monge for an Assault 2nd degree. According to the law-enforcement authorities, Pasos-Monge now has an active warrant for failure to comply with supervision.

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If you have any info on the Suspect and his location, call the Kennewick Police Department.

If you have any information on his whereabouts, please call 509-628-0333 or online at www.kpdtips.com

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