Deputy Andrew Richmond – Spokane County Sheriff’s Office[3]

Deputy Andrew Richmond reported Sergeant Jeff Thurman’s racist comments to his supervisors. Following his report, Richmond alleged that he faced discrimination and retaliation within the department, leading to a hostile work environment. In July 2019, Richmond resigned from the Sheriff’s Office and filed a lawsuit claiming racial discrimination and retaliation. The lawsuit is ongoing. ## […]

Unnamed Deputy – Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office

In June 2017, Marlon Smith was bitten by a police dog deployed by a Snohomish County Sheriff’s deputy during an arrest. Smith required surgery due to the bite and filed a lawsuit alleging battery and civil rights violations. An internal investigation found that one of the deputies violated department policy, resulting in a letter of […]

Evan Twedt – Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office

In 2017, Deputy Evan Twedt participated in an illegal search of a suspect’s vehicle without a warrant, alongside Deputy Matt Boice. They discovered a shotgun in the trunk, violating department policy. Twedt failed to report the search and attempted to conceal it. In 2019, Sheriff Ty Trenary terminated Twedt for dishonesty and policy violations. ## […]

Ryan Taylor – Skamania County Sheriff’s Office

In 2011, while serving at the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, Taylor was found to have driven his patrol vehicle extensively for personal use, accumulating at least 8,000 unauthorized miles over two years. He also used his work cellphone for personal calls and conducted unauthorized computer checks on his ex-wife’s new boyfriend. These actions led to […]

Joseph Gutierrez – Skagit County Sheriff’s Office

In 2017, Deputy Joseph Gutierrez was accused of falsifying an arrest report and urging a person to lie during a domestic-violence investigation. The lawsuit alleged that Gutierrez conspired with the accuser to falsely charge Gerardo Rodarte, leading to Rodarte’s acquittal. Gutierrez was fired in 2018 over allegations of having sex while on duty and failing […]

Deputy Raymond Harvey – San Juan County Sheriff’s Office

In 2016, Deputy Raymond Harvey was involved in the arrest of Daniel Fowler at Fowler’s Eastsound home regarding a no-contact order violation. Fowler alleged that Harvey forced his way into the residence without a warrant, used excessive force during the arrest, and caused a shoulder injury requiring surgery. Fowler filed a lawsuit in 2019 against […]

Sheriff Ron Krebs – San Juan County Sheriff’s Office

In 2015, Sheriff Ron Krebs was accused by Melonie Terry of conducting an ‘aggressive, unreasonable and violating’ pat-down search during her 2012 arrest. Terry filed a Civil Rights Complaint alleging assault. The case was settled in 2015, with Terry receiving $34,000 from San Juan County. Krebs maintained his innocence, stating the allegations were ‘frivolous and […]

Detective Stephen Parker – San Juan County Sheriff’s Office

In 2016, Detective Stephen Parker engaged in an inappropriate sexual relationship with a victim during the investigation and trial of former Orcas High School teacher Gerald Grellet-Tinner, who was charged with sexual misconduct. Parker’s actions led to the dismissal of Grellet-Tinner’s conviction. Parker resigned and moved to Florida without facing criminal charges. In 2019, the […]

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