Jessica Prokop is an Assistant Metro Editor at The Chronicle. She specializes in covering crime, murder, and traffic issues, with a particular focus on stories from Oregon and Portland. Jessica's work has been featured in notable publications including The Seattle Times, The Columbian, and Yakima Herald-Republic, as well as in BOND, CLIVE L, and Nelly Broadcasting.
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Jessica Prokop's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and safety in the Washington and Vancouver area. She frequently reports on breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime.
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Attempt to sell stolen firearms led to 2021 fatal shooting of Clark County sheriff’s Detective Jeremy Brown
By: Becca Robbins
The off-duty police officer was stabbed by Segura before being shot by a Clark County sheriff's deputy
By: Jessica Prokop
May 24—A Clark County Superior Court jury Friday convicted a Yakima man of murdering off-duty Vancouver police Officer Donald Sahota.
Critics argue expanding law further criminalizes substance use disorders
By: Jessica Prokop
Carissa Larkin feared for her life after obtaining a civil domestic violence protection order in April against her former fiance.
Kirkland Warren's trial was scheduled to begin Monday in Clark County Superior Court.
By: Jessica Prokop
A reestablished team of Clark County cold-case investigators is hoping to link trace evidence to one of serial killer Warren Forrest’s suspected victims from 50 years ago.
CLARK COUNTY - A reestablished team of Clark County cold-case investigators is hoping to link trace evidence to one of serial killer Warren Forrest's suspected victims from 50 years ago.
By: Jessica Prokop
An 85-year-old man is accused of hitting two people with his car on Sunday in Washougal as they were helping him to park, killing one.
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