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Jeff Clemens focuses on local news, particularly crime and law enforcement in the Washington area. His articles often cover evolving or breaking stories related to county news, local government, emergency services, and crime.
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For seven months, warning signs outside a residence on Armstrong Street near Old Willapa accumulated in plain view of responding deputies. The home's water was disconnected, the power was shut off and mail piled up, including certified past-due notices.
For seven months, warning signs outside a residence on Armstrong Street near Old Willapa accumulated in plain view of responding deputies. The home’s water was disconnected, the power was shut […]
For seven months, warning signs outside a residence on Armstrong Street near Old Willapa accumulated in plain view of responding deputies. The home’s water was disconnected, the power was shut […]
By: Jeff Clemens
It is a teenage love story: “I am breaking up with you, this just isn’t working out.” “No you’re not, I am breaking up with you! Get back here!,” says […]
An image of the WSP Interagency bomb patrol vehicle. (File photo: KCSO via KOMO News)
By: Jeff Clemens
LONG BEACH — It is a call that has left law enforcement scratching their heads over how it could have happened: a vehicle sitting at the Long Beach Towing and […]
By: Jeff Clemens
An already fierce battle for Pacific County sheriff has now spilled over into formal ethics challenges filed with the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission, with incumbent Daniel C. Garcia and […]
A man “…blocked her vehicle with his motorcycle and got off,” Pacific County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Dustin Eaton said in court documents.
OCEAN PARK — “My radar displayed an increasing reading up to 71 mph,” Washington State Patrol Trooper Lucas Getman said in court documents. Moments later, he was in hot pursuit with speeds reaching an estimated 90 mph.
By: Jeff Clemens
Questions have arisen about the sudden and quiet decision by the Pacific County Prosecutor’s Office to rescind a potential impeachment letter, commonly known as a Brady letter, that had stood against Pacific County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Kyle Pettit since Feb. 17, 2019.
