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WSP believes racing involved in deadly crash near Arlington, witnesses needed
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) is looking for anyone who witnessed a deadly collision near Arlington on Monday. According ...
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What happens to abandoned vehicles that are left on the side of a highway in Washington?
Abandoned vehicles on the side of a freeway are considered to be dangerous, which means WSP Troopers can have them towed.
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Trial of man accused of shooting trooper delayed to May
Brandon O’Neel, the man accused of shooting a Washington State Patrol trooper in Walla Walla in 2022, signed another speedy ...
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Charges will not be brought against WSU officer who shot at armed student
PULLMAN, Wash. - Charges will not be brought up against a Washington State University police officer who shot at an allegedly ...
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Driver hits dirt berm, vaults vehicle into tree, then runs from scene, WA State Patrol says
Troopers say the following happened: the vehicle crossed the southbound lane and entered the dirt shoulder. It then hit a “dirt berm and vaulted into a tree.” The driver fled ...
Native Americans still searched at far higher rates by Washington State Patrol, new data shows
This project, the first in a series of ongoing stories addressing racial disparities in the criminal justice system, was ...
Authorities say a US border patrol agent has been shot and killed in Vermont south of Canadian border
The Department of Homeland Security’s U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a statement that the agent was killed in the ...
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Weekend party at Capitol Forest results in 3 arrests, 2 calls for medical aid, WSP says
About 12:20 a.m. Sunday, five troopers were dispatched to the C-7000 line at Capitol Forest, which is northwest of the Triangle Pit and west of Delphi Road. They arrived to find 20 vehicles and ...
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‘A different standard’: Native Americans still searched at far higher rates by Washington State Patrol, new data shows
Ever since the Washington State Patrol began keeping a database on all its traffic stops, one troubling point has stood out: Troopers search the cars of Native American drivers much more often ...