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Repeated Drug Trafficker Receives 15 Years in Prison
Repeated Drug Trafficker Receives 15 Years in Prison
Repeated Drug Trafficker Receives 15 Years in Prison
An Omak woman who pled guilty to distributing meth last year receives 15 years in prison. In April 2024, police arrested 45-year-old Gabriela Abundiz in an apartment in Omak. This came after her 2017 conviction of selling drugs in Montana, when she received nearly six years in prison and supervised release...
Moses Lake Police Make Drug Bust After Theft Arrest
Moses Lake Police Make Drug Bust After Theft Arrest
Moses Lake Police Make Drug Bust After Theft Arrest
A Yakima man is in jail for robbery in Moses Lake. According to Moses Lake Police Captain Jeff Sursely, officers responded to Walmart on Stratford Road for the report of a theft in progress at approximately 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Officers located the suspect's vehicle and observed evidence of drugs in the car...
Federal Drug Investigations Lead to Arrests of Nine People
Federal Drug Investigations Lead to Arrests of Nine People
Federal Drug Investigations Lead to Arrests of Nine People
Two separate drug investigations in the Moses Lake area lead to the indictments of 10 people with nine in federal custody Tuesday.   Moses Lake Police Department (MLPD), along with the DEA, FBI, ATF and other federal enforcement agencies executed a number of search warrants at several locations.   ...
WA DOH Drops Requirement to Report Drug-Exposed Babies
WA DOH Drops Requirement to Report Drug-Exposed Babies
WA DOH Drops Requirement to Report Drug-Exposed Babies
  For years, WA State required all health agencies, including birth hospitals, to report to DOH all babies who were exposed to drug or alcohol use, as the DOH called it, substance-exposed infants. Now that rule has gone away. WA State Department of Children, Youth and Families adopts new procedures The Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) now has issued new guidelines for dealing wit

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