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A flock camera ping late on a Wednesday night set off a chain of events that ended with a stolen truck back home and someone in handcuffs.

Three agencies worked together to build this case, and what they found on social media led to a federal grand jury indictment.

Speed cushions just showed up on a couple of Pasco streets, and they're not your typical speed bumps — there's actually a reason emergency vehicles don't mind them one bit.

The teen she claimed to be looking for was in the car the whole time — and that's just one part of this wild Sunday night chase through south Kitsap County.

When someone skips out on sex offender registration requirements, that's not a paperwork problem — it's a felony, and in this case, it's happened more than once.

Six people ran. Five were found. A gun was recovered. And the Moses Lake Police Department says charges are coming.

Ten thousand dollars in damage, a totaled car, and a driver who thought leaving the scene was his best option. It wasn't.

The car was there. The driver wasn't. What happened next on I-82 south of Kennewick involved K9 teams, drones, and a two-mile run through the fields.

She's 30 years old, five-two, with a tattoo that reads 'Beautiful' above her left eye — and right now, nobody knows where she is.

She said she was forced into it — but the pawn shop records told a very different story.