Aberdeen officers took a subject into custody Thursday night after he was displaying what looked to be a rifle but later turned out to be a pellet gun. Luckily no one was hurt during the incident with a pellet gun that looked like a real rifle.
More from Lt Darst with the Aberdeen Police Department;
Grays Harbor Scanner Volunteer Admins first posted an alert about this incident on their Facebook page as an alert to what was happening in Aberdeen off State Street Early this morning. We now have confirmation that the incident that which took place in an area clearly marked no trespassing resulted in a 43-year-old Hoquiam (last known real address) sustaining severe injuries while crossing a train to get to another part side of the tracks.
Here is the official update from APD, LT Darst
The Montesano Police Department is asking for the publics help in identifying the truck pictured and the person that would have been with the vehicle last night May 16th around 8:00 PM, when an attempt to abduct a 20-year-old female as she was walking in Montesano near Church and McBride.
Here is more from Lt. Jay Staten of the Montesano Police Department.
First posted as an alert to our GHS Facebook page, Aberdeen Police Officers responded to the area of West Curtis Street originally for a possible shooting. The baseball park was evacuated while officers searched for the suspect/ suspects. Now the Aberdeen Police Department is asking for your help if you have any video of the incident possibly for house cameras.
On Thursday afternoon Grays Harbor County Sheriff Rick Scott held a press conference at the McCleary Community Center updating the public on new developments on the missing child case Lindsey Baum that started back on June 26th, 2009 12 years ago.
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