Crime report

The shooting remains under investigation by the Yakima Police Department.

Pacific Power officials say they never operate that way and would never threaten to cut off service or ask people for payments in person. They warn to watch for these types of scams.

Earlier this year Yakima County Prosecutor Joe Brusic announced Cole wouldn't face any charges because of his actions.

Lt. Mike Pollard says officers were called to the home at about 12:20 a.m. where they found 34-year-old Tiffany Roberts had been shot.

According to the cashier, one suspect pointed a gun at the cashier and demanded money while the other suspect grabbed merchandise. Both suspects left the store on foot.

Sgt. Nate Boyer was investigating a nearby home invasion robbery when he drove into the field while searching for suspects and struck the teenager.

The class is called "Outsmarting Scammers” and it's set for 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, October 24. The center is located at 101North 65th Avenue.

Every fall and winter the theft rates shoot up dramatically because of what police call warm up auto thefts.

Brusic says he and other prosecutors around the state knew this would happen once the death penalty was struck down in Washington.

Authorities say they received a call from a person who found the man on the side of the road.