Two people were shot in a meth deal gone bad this morning in Parkland, Pierce County Sheriff's Department spokesman Ed Troyer said.
Two individuals were shot in a meth deal gone bad this morning in Parkland at 6 a.m.
Three suspects showed up to an apartment in the 100 block of 138th Street South around 6 a.m., where they had a prearranged meeting to make a deal for methamphetamine, Troyer said.
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With their open sores, sunken cheeks, glazed-over eyes and decaying teeth, the faces of meth addicts bear a striking resemblance to ones in a popular TV series – “The Walking Dead.”
A copy machine is all that stood between a shootout involving teenage gang members and potential tragedy in Parkland on Monday.
Two men dressed as soldiers – one carrying a gun, one wearing a mask - robbed a custom jewelry store in Parkland Tuesday.
A 20-month-old child brought to the emergency room at Kennewick General Hospital tested positive for meth Monday, according to Kennewick police.
Christopher D. Jackson, 21, the child's uncle, was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of possessing methamphetamine and endangerment of a child with illegal drugs, according to Kennewick police. He also had two felony warrants for his arrest.
The child's grandmother has custody of the child, but left the child with Jackson, her son, at his home. Jackson called his mother to tell her the child appeared to be sick, and she took the child to the hospital, according to the police report.
A 17-year-old boy allegedly involved in a gang-related shooting outside a Parkland fast-food restaurant has been charged as an adult with three felonies.
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