fraud

Two suspects linked to other crimes as well.

If last Wednesday's march in Kennewick is any indication, this one Friday in Richland could be large.

The incident in question occurred Sept. 21 in Richland, Police now looking for tips to identify suspect. This person allegedly passed a counterfeit $50 bill at one of the Walgreen's in Richland.  Police say anyone with any information as to their identity should call (509)-628-0333...

Nothing ticks me off more than taking something that doesn't belong to you.  I'm a firm believer in living by the golden rule.  Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.  Treat others as you would want to be treated. Would you want something taken away from you...

Walla Walla Police searching for female suspect. Also, it appears bank worker did NOT follow what is considered standard safety/security procedures concerning the wearing of a mask when entering the bank.

The Kennewick Police Department is warning citizens of a new scam involving unemployment benefits.

Scammers have built websites for unemployment claimers to log on and give up their personal information like social security numbers outside of a safe and secure internet website.

Officials say a lot of area folks are getting texts, claiming someone they know or a family member has been exposed to COVID.

Richland police looking to ID this person. Or, see if she will bake them some cookies...

Police are warning that abbreviating 2020 could cost you big when it comes to fraud.

Gas stations and pumps are especially favorite targets of scammers, because people come and go so often, and their distance from buildings allows installation to be easier (Especially at night)

This suspect wanted in connection with a number of allegedly stolen checks in Walla Walla area.