November Calls From Sheriff's Department

Monday, December 4, 2023 at 6:44 AM

The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Department averaged just over 56 calls for service per day in November.

The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Department averaged just over 56 calls for service per day in November. That included 24 theft calls, 12 burglary calls and 450 traffic stops. In the monthly report, Undersheriff Kevin Schrader gave an update on what law enforcement called a local notorious thief who was arrested in August. Schrader said last week that the man pleaded guilty to several charges in Grays Harbor Superior Court including Residential Burglary, and Unlawful Possession of Fentanyl with intent to deliver. Sentencing is scheduled for January and prosecutors say they will be asking for an 84 month sentence.

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