According to a Washington State Patrol report a 2 vehicle collision that occurred Friday evening December 4th at 6:08pm on US 101 in Pacific County is still under investigation to determine the cause of the incident. 

A 20-year-old Cosmopolis man was traveling north on US 101 near milepost 62 (towards Aberdeen) driving a blue 2002 Accura hatchback when he crossed the center line and struck a grey 2008 Honda Pilot driven by a 59-year-old Tumwater woman with a 26-year-old male passenger. 

The 20-year old Cosmopolis man and the 59-year-old Tumwater woman was airlifted from the scene due to the severity of their injuries.  The 26-year-old Tumwater man, passenger was transported to Community hospital for his injuries. 

At the time of report, it was not known if drugs and or alcohol were a factor or any other details of what caused the collision.  No charges have been given. 

According to the Shelton Police Department on Monday, November 23, at approximately noon, the Shelton Police Department received information regarding a possible homicide.

In partnership with the Mason County Sheriff's Office, law enforcement teams located the remains of what is believed to be a previously reported missing adult.

Undersheriff Brad Johansson says this morning that on 11-22-20 deputies were dispatched to the 7-11 on Olympic Hwy in Central Park for a possible robbery.

The reporting party advised that a man parked across two parking spaces in front of the store, armed himself with a gun, and entered the store. A deputy arrived on the scene and observed a male matching the suspect’s description inside the store. The deputy did not see a gun in the suspect's hand but detained him to investigate further. When the male was asked if he was armed he admitted that he had a pistol in his waistband. The deputy recovered a loaded 9mm pistol from his waistband.

According to the Grays Harbor County Sheriffs, Office On 11-23-20 deputies were dispatched to a residence in the 200 block of Lund Road.  The reporting party called 911 to report that her 33-year-old son was having mental issues again and was being disorderly and she needed help.  The line disconnected while on the phone with 911. 

Deputies responded to the same address the day prior to assist mental health professionals who were attempting to evaluate the suspect. 

The mental health professionals did not feel safe contacting him without law enforcement being present. 

During the contact, the suspect made threats to kill law enforcement while armed with a metal weapon in his hand. 

The suspect then fled the address on foot and he was not located or evaluated.