Several arrests and a fire in today's emergency services report.
The spaniel and his handler checked more than 20 storage units in College Place facility before K-9 Watts detected a drug odor at one unit. Officers found a gun, some documents and 1¼ pounds of meth — enough for about 1,200 doses.
Thefts, car crash and more reported in today's emergency services log.
Williams pleaded guilty to charges of first-degree malicious mischief, meth possession and DUI in exchange for having the charge of second-degree assault dropped.
A recovered stolen vehicle highlights today's Emergency Services report.
In today's Emergency Services report, College Place police officers arrested two men as suspected fugitives from justice.
The prosecuting attorney's office said Ramsey has a history of violence toward the alleged victim of Friday's crime in Walla Walla.
Numerous thefts, burglaries and vehicle prowls are listed in Monday's emergency services report.
Bail set at $750,000 for Walla Walla man arrested in connection with a shooting Friday that left one family member dead at the scene and another injured.
Thefts, harassment and arrests are in today's emergency services report.
The dog from the Walla Walla Police Department was called out to Waitsburg around 7 p.m. Thursday after the man, Joseph A. Abbott, 25, fled from law enforcement in a car and then on foot, police reported.
Law enforcement officers were very busy this weekend, including multiple arrests noted in today's Emergency Services report.
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Craig Harman Ramsey, 47, of Walla Walla was arrested early Friday after allegedly pointing a shotgun at woman and her adult son, according to police.
A second victim, wounded by gunshot, is the suspect's 43-year-old brother, according to police.
The Walla Walla man is being held at the Walla Walla County Jail for investigation of second-degree murder and two counts of first-degree assault, according to the online jail roster.
Traffic in the area, including on Sumach Street, is being rerouted. The U-B is following this breaking story.
A Pasco man's apparent plan to sell stolen cigars went up in smoke this week after he was duped by College Place Police Department officers.
