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Washington Man Guilty Of Horrifically Abusing Multiple Children
It was 15 years of hell for three children who suffered sexual abuse at the hands of their attacker. Those three children came forward, and were instrumental in putting their abuser behind bars. Acting U.S Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington, Richard Barker, announced earlier today that a guilty verdict was rendered in the emotional trial.
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Man faces 20 years for $7.8M ecstasy bust near Fourth of July Creek
SPOKANE, Wash. – A man was found guilty of possession with intent to distribute ecstasy after he was caught with an estimated $7.8 million in goods near Fourth of July Creek Road. Jaskaran Singh, 31, who is a native of Gujarat, India, was tried under United States District Judge...
MyNorthwest.com
Gee Scott: ‘This is a black mark’ on Gov. Inslee’s clemency program
A 54-year-old Everett man who was granted clemency by Governor Jay Inslee in 2019 is back behind bars, accused of possessing enough drugs to kill hundreds of thousands of people potentially. “He’s doing illegal stuff. Throw him in jail,” Gee Scott, co-host of “The Gee and Ursula Show” on KIRO...
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Washington Bride’s Dream Wedding Turns into Total NIGHTMARE—What Would You Do?!?
SEATTLE, WA — What started as a picture-perfect wedding day here in Washington state for Janai and her groom spiraled into an avalanche of mishaps that would make wedding planners everywhere break out in cold sweats. Nature Shows No Mercy. Dark clouds loomed ominously over the outdoor venue, forcing...
The Center Square
Spokane may put Aquifer Protection Area on August ballot with $15 residential fees
(The Center Square) – Despite cutting ties more than two decades ago, Spokane may ask voters in August to rejoin an Aquifer Protection Area to preserve the city’s sole water source. State law allows municipalities to authorize Aquifer Protection Areas, or APAs, with fees for pulling water and/or sewage disposal. Spokane County formed an APA in 1985 , but the city of Spokane withdrew before voters could renew the agreement for another 20 years in 2004. If Spokane rejoined, the associated fees could generate roughly $1.8 million annually, which it could then spend on projects to protect the aquifer....