A woman pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that she stole and deposited checks from a deceased 97-year-old woman.
A woman pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that she stole and deposited checks from a deceased 97-year-old woman.
Christa Nelson, 21, allegedly saw the fire department respond to the woman’s home Oct. 28, and took the checks from the unlocked house the next day.
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A woman pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that she stole and deposited checks from a deceased 97-year-old woman.
Pierce County prosecutors have charged a 63-year-old woman with first-degree theft for allegedly stealing more than $90,000 from a Tacoma-based animal hospital.
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DEMING - A Deming woman was taken to St. Joseph hospital after nearly getting run over by her own car Friday, Dec. 28.
The 52-year-old woman had parked a '69 Ford Mustang beside a row of mailboxes on the shoulder of Mount Baker Highway, near the end of Markel Road, said Washington State Patrol Trooper Mark Francis. She was checking her mail at 1:20 p.m. when the Mustang - parked on a shallow slope - started rolling forward at her. It turned out that she had left the stick shift out of gear.
The woman ran toward the front seat to slam on the brakes, but as she was getting in, the car door hit the street sign for Markel Road, pinning her between the door and the car frame, Francis said. She was dragged with the car into a shallow road ditch.
A 35-year-old Steilacoom woman was charged with first-degree animal cruelty for so badly neglecting one of her dogs that every bone in his body protruded.
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