Ocean Shores Police Looking For Home Intruder

Wednesday, October 12, 2022 at 10:13 AM

You can see a photo at the Ocean Shores Police Facebook page.

Ocean Shores Police are looking for a home intruder from earlier this week. Police say around 2am
Monday a woman was woken up by her security alarm going off at her home on Copalis Ave. Northeast.
Police say the woman did not see anyone but after checking camera footage found that a person
opened an interior door and then quickly left when the alarm sounded. You can see a photo at the
Ocean Shores Police Facebook page and if you know anything about this incident, you’re asked to call
police.

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