A news release from the sheriff's office says the U.S. Marshal’s Service reward for the previous 5 inmates was up to $1,000. They have decided to raise the reward of up to $3,000.
The Yakima County Sheriff's office is investigating and the Yakima County Department of Corrections is conducting an independent internal investigation.
The Yakima Health District's public health partnerships Director Lilian Bravo says they've been able to identify some of the people who may have been exposed. They're offering free vaccine.
Columbia Legal Services and the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP) represented the two people who were unable to post bail or not released after paying bail, because of the immigration hold placed upon them under Yakima County’s former policy.