Alexander M. Borgen
The community of Lacey, Washington, is grieving the tragic loss of Alexander M. Borgen, 16, of Lacey, and his brother Deven J. Borgen, 17, of Rainier, who were killed in a double homicide early Friday morning. Their deaths have shaken families, friends, and residents throughout the region, leaving many heartbroken by the loss of two young lives taken far too soon.
According to information released by the Lacey Police Department, officers responded at approximately 1:50 a.m. on November 14 to reports of gunfire near 24th Avenue SE and College Street SE. Upon arrival, officers discovered two individuals down in the roadway. The teens were later identified as Alexander and Deven Borgen.
Police have stated that the incident was a drive-by shooting, and a suspect has since been arrested in connection with the case. The investigation remains active, and authorities continue to gather information to fully understand the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The Lacey Police Department is asking the public for assistance. Any additional information—no matter how small—may help provide clarity and support the ongoing investigation. Community cooperation is vital in ensuring justice for Alexander, Deven, and their grieving loved ones.
The deaths of these two brothers have left their family, friends, and the wider community devastated. Alexander and Deven were young men with futures ahead of them, and their loss is deeply felt by everyone who knew them. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Lacey Police Department and help support the effort to bring closure and justice to this heartbreaking case. The community joins together in mourning and in holding the Borgen family in heartfelt thoughts during this unimaginable time.
Condolences
Praying for all families involved. Such a heartbreak. Praying for justice and sending much love to you and Chuck
Love to your entire family. Grateful for the arrest. It’s still so heartbreaking.
Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers, and I’m so glad that they have found the guy that thought he needed to be a bad person.
Thankful for this arrest. Praying continues for everyone.
