A lawsuit alleges the Clark County deputy "acted rashly and negligently" when he mistakenly shot and killed Vancouver police Officer Donald Sahota.
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office arrested a suspect in Battle Ground for unlawful possession of firearms and ... Clark County Sheriff’s Office arrested a suspect in Battle Ground for unlawful possession ...
Clark County Sheriff’s Office recognizes heroism and exceptional service at annual awards ceremony
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office honored the outstanding service and dedication of its deputies, civilian employees and community members at its annual awards ceremony Jan. 23 at Clark ...
We reached out to the Clark County Sheriff's Department, who confirmed they received complaints about a man going door to door presenting himself as an ADT salesman. The complaints about the man's ...
Dawnese Sahota filed the lawsuit last month alleging negligence from the county and deputy in the 2022 shooting that killed ...
The suit filed by Dawnese Sahota accuses the Clark County Sheriff’s Office of negligence and excessive force used by an ...
The court is still tying up some loose ends in that case and still has work to do in the cases his estranged wife and their daughter.
The widow of Vancouver police officer Donald Sahota has sued a deputy for wrongful death, citing rash and negligent actions ...
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