Gig Harbor Police Blotter | Remains found at Purdy Park and Ride a year ago identified
Jun 19, 2025 | By: Gig Harbor Now StaffThe skeletal remains were those of a man who previously had been reported missing in the same area.
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The skeletal remains were those of a man who previously had been reported missing in the same area.
Read MoreLongtime Chief Kelly Busey retires on Monday, June 23. Lt. Tray Federici will be the interim chief, the city announced.
Read MoreTwo employees who shut off the gas to prevent further damage were badly burned and flown to the hospital.
Read MoreA driver experiencing a medical emergency may have contributed to the collision.
Read MoreAlso: A convenience store customer who doesn’t take rejection well and disruptions caused by someone huffing aerosol cans.
Read MoreIt is the first time Gig Harbor Police Department sought accreditation, a process that took some two years.
Read MorePierce County Sheriff’s Office detectives identified Luis Miguel Huitron Campos, 25, as a suspect in the April 8 murders of his father and brother, thanks to cell phone records and ballistics tests. Pierce County prosecutors charged Huitron Campos, of Lakewood, with two counts of first-degree murder and one count of arson on Wednesday, May 21,
Read MoreThe 25-year-old suspect is the son and brother of the victims, the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office said.
Read MoreGig Harbor police and firefighters competed to see who would give the most blood during the annual Battle of the Badges on Monday.
Read MoreGuy Edward Bartkus called Sophie Tinney, who was killed on Fox Island last month, a close friend. Her death may have contributed to his decision to bomb the clinic.
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