On April 5, 2021, Aberdeen Police Officers received information about drug dealing out of a
residence in the West End of Aberdeen from a concerned citizen. Aberdeen Police Detectives
were assigned the case and began investigating the report, resulting in the issuance of a search
warrant for the residence for the delivery of narcotics.

The warrant was executed yesterday afternoon by Aberdeen Police Officers & Detectives along with the Hoquiam Police Department and the Washington State Patrol. Detectives located numerous counterfeit prescription pills believed to contain fentanyl. Detectives also seized a loaded .380 handgun in the residence along with cash and items consistent with the distribution and delivery of narcotics.

One of the occupants was arrested for the delivery of narcotics and weapons violations. The
owner of the residence was served notice of the suspected criminal behavior occurring in the
rental.

Multiple lanes were blocked and closed for a collision investigation Wednesday morning east of Montesano.

According to a Washington State Patrol report the collision occurred on Wednesday, April 7th at 1:41 am on eastbound State Route 12 at the west end of Monte Brady Road.  The intersection near the Brady Fire Station.  

The report says that a red 2011 Ford F150 driven by a 41-year-old Montesano man was northbound on Monte Brady Road turning onto State Route 12 to go Westbound when he turned into the path of a red 2018 Honda motorcycle ridden by a 42-year-old Orting man who was in the eastbound lanes of 12. 

The Montesano man continued down the road later parking to the side (later located by a Montesa no Officer according to radio traffic) and evaluated for minor injuries. 

The Motorcyclist having severe injuries was airlifted from the scene where the helicopter landed on the highway taking him to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. 

The report does indicate that the driver of the F150 was Driving Under The Influence and according to county booking records has been booked for DUI and Hit and Run resulting in injuries. 

On 04-03-21 the Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Office received information that volunteer searchers located what they believed to be a car in the Chehalis River. 

The searchers were looking for 45 year old Oakville resident Sabrina Cole.  Cole was reported missing and endangered to the Chehalis Tribal Police Department.  She had been last seen on March 20^th. The car was located down river from the Elma Gate Road West boat launch in Oakville.  

Grays Harbor Scanner has an update on the incident that took place Wednesday, March 31st at the Mobile Gas Station and Walmart parking area on E Heron and Hornsby Way where the Grays Harbor County Drug Task for says that they acted on a lengthy investigation into heroin, meth, and pills being delivered into Grays Harbor.