Father wanted in 5-year-old son's fentanyl overdose death

We begin with a plea from the aunt of a five-year-old who died from fentanyl exposure last year. Tonight, the Pierce County Sheriff's Office is searching for his father, who was wanted in connection to the child's death. Brentley was an innocent five-year-old boy who did not deserve what happened to him. So please do the right thing. Call 911. Tyler deserves to be held accountable. This is who she's talking about, Kyler Lawrence, who prosecutors believe was dealing and using drugs inside the home where his five-year-old died. Now a new warrant is out for his arrest. It stems from 2025 when deputies were called to a home in Puyallup for an unresponsive child. The boy, Brentley Lawrence, did not survive and his death was attributed to acute fentanyl toxicity. In May of 2025, the boy's mother, Jordan Shanks, was arrested and charged. According to court documents, she admitted to using fentanyl with Kyler in the days leading up to Brentley's death. Now, new details are coming to light about Kyler. According to court documents, Kyler was at the home when first responders arrived that fateful day in March. But when law enforcement got there, he wasn't found. Court documents say Kyler was hiding in the attic and that Shanks concealed where he was to law enforcement until this summer where she began telling detectives more about that day. We've all known that Kyler has been guilty from day one. We were under the impression that he fled the scene and that they could not establish probable cause. But the warrant affidavit is saying that he was in the attic the entire time that they were trying to save his son. So he sat up there listening to them do CPR and start an IV and everything else they did at the scene to try to revive him. Tonight, detectives have a warrant for first-degree manslaughter to arrest Kyler. and court documents indicate they may know where he is. If you see Kyler, you're asked to call 911 immediately.