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The Arrest Report is now available for Saturday, September 26th, 2020. Agencies in Thurston County made 2 felony arrests, 6 misdemeanor arrests, and 2 warrant arrest (1 felony, 1 misdemeanor) – for a total of 10. Felonies Anglin, M. – Residential Burglary Domestic Viol, 1400 blk. Magnolia St NE. Arrested by Lacey PD, held inContinue reading “Arrest Report for Saturday, Sept. 26”

The Arrest Report is now available for Friday, September 25th, 2020. Agencies in Thurston County made 5 felony arrests, 10 misdemeanor arrests, and 4 warrant arrest (0 felony, 4 misdemeanor) – for a total of 19. *Being arrested does not mean that a person is guilty of the charge(s) listed and all persons are presumedContinue reading “Arrest Report for Friday, Sept. 25”

Thurston County was hit with another fall storm Friday morning, which resulted in several power outages, particularly in the southwest section of the county, and several accidents, including two rollovers on the freeway. The first of the two rollovers occurred around 9:15 am on I-5 north near MP 93, just before the Maytown exit. OneContinue reading “Rainy, windy day results in scattered power outages, and more accidents”

The Arrest Report is now available for Thursday, September 24th, 2020. Agencies in Thurston County made 2 felony arrests, 4 misdemeanor arrests, and 2 warrant arrest (2 felony, 0 misdemeanor) – for a total of 8. *Being arrested does not mean that a person is guilty of the charge(s) listed and all persons are presumedContinue reading “Arrest Report for Thursday, Sept. 24”

The Olympia Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying the pictured individuals who were involved in a riot outside of Olympia City Hall on Wednesday evening. Anyone who has information on the identity of these individuals should contact OPD at 360-753-8300, reference case #20-5635.

Lacey Police detectives are asking for the public’s help in locating a suspect in a forgery/mail theft case. The man pictured above allegedly cashed stolen checks at an ATM. The checks were believed to be stolen from the victim’s mailbox. If you know him, contact the Lacey Police Department at 360-459-4333, reference case #20-3065.

The National Weather Service says that another “vigorous frontal system” will push through our area on Friday, dumping plenty of rain and possibly causing more wind damage than the storm we had on Wednesday. Meteorologists wrote in this morning’s forecast discussion that they expected tomorrow’s storm to be “at least as windy as the systemContinue reading “Another stormy day is on tap for Friday”

WSDOT says I-5 northbound will be closed at Maytown Rd (MP 95) through the afternoon and possibly into the evening commute. Fire crews and WSP were dispatched earlier this afternoon to a report of a jackknifed semi which had caused several secondary collisions. Fire originally reported they had eight patients, but only one or twoContinue reading “WSDOT: I-5 north to remain closed at Maytown through the afternoon”

The Olympia Police Department arrested 13 individuals on charges of Disorderly Conduct and Failure to Disperse, which are both violations of the Olympia Municipal Code, at a demonstration turned riot on Wednesday evening downtown. Around 8:45 pm, two demonstration groups joined together in front of City Hall and began smashing windows and tagging buildings withContinue reading “Police arrest 13 at Olympia riot, all have been released”

The Arrest Report is now available for Wednesday, September 23rd, 2020. Agencies in Thurston County made 6 felony arrests, 14 misdemeanor arrests, and 1 warrant arrest (0 felony, 1 misdemeanor) – for a total of 21. *Being arrested does not mean that a person is guilty of the charge(s) listed and all persons are presumedContinue reading “Arrest Report for Wednesday, Sept. 23”