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April 6 — Caller reported his 2020 silver Hyundai Elantra was stolen. The last time he saw the vehicle was at 9 p.m. last night. There’s possibly a broken window, since broken tempered glass was located on the ground by the caller’s father.

An officer spoke with a neighbor across the street about one of their cameras that faces where the vehicle was p...


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April 5 — Transferred to Washington State Patrol: Caller is stuck on the beach, and the water is about 10 to 20 feet from their vehicle, which has been stuck for 4 hours.

Malicious harassment: Caller reported a noise complaint. The neighbors are yelling at the caller, and he is not sure what they were saying. They are posti...


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SOUTH BEND — The following individuals were booked into Pacific County Jail for the charges listed:

Anderson, Dean F. — April 10, Long Beach; fourth-degree assault (domestic violence), third-degree child assault.

Brumfield, Terry A. Sr. — April 3, Long Beach; probation violation.

Kennedy, Daniel L. — April 10, Raymond; third-degree malicious mischief, har...


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SOUTH BEND — Pacific County Prosecutor Michael Rothman won’t seek re-election.

His second-in-command, Chief Criminal Deputy Prosecutor Jennifer Zorn, initiated a campaign for the top job by filing paperwork with the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission on April 5.

The filing is a mandatory move for all political candidates in Washington state. It is how...


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The National Weather Service’s seasonal outlook predicts the Northwest will be hotter and drier than normal for the next three months and probably for the rest of the year.

The outlook, released April 16 by the weather service’s Climate Prediction Service, offers no hope that drought conditions will improve this irrigation season. Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Califor...


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