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VETERANS DAY

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VETERANS DAY

Today we thank and honor Veterans for their service to our country. There are many veterans who serve as Yakima Police officers, we proudly thank you for your service and protecting our community.
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TRAFFIC TUESDAY

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TRAFFIC TUESDAY

As we look at our year-to-date traffic statistics, we want to remind the community of the dangers on the roadway.
Please do your part: slow down, drive sober, stay focused and make responsible decisions behind the wheel.
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Thank you for sharing.

554 DUI’s? That’s a shocking high number. Thank you for intercepting them.

it seems like it’s always one right after another.. so scary these days

Yak has a drinking problem.

Got to keep the cameras up in sin city Crakima..protect the law abiding citizen ๐Ÿ‘Œ eliminate crime...

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๐Ÿพ CSO WEEKLY - AN

๐Ÿพ CSO WEEKLY - ANIMAL ABANDONMENT

Yakima Police Community Services Officers have responded to several animal abandonment calls over the past week. Abandoning an animal is both cruel and illegal. Responsible pet ownership means ensuring your pet has a safe home and proper care, not leaving it behind to fend for itself.

Our CSOs would also like to remind the community about the importance of spaying and neutering pets. This simple step helps prevent unwanted litters, reduces the number of stray animals in our neighborhoods, and promotes a healthier and safer community for both people and pets.

If you need assistance or are considering rehoming a pet, please reach out to the Yakima Humane Society or one of our many dedicated local rescue organizations to learn about available resources and services.

Animal welfare is a shared responsibility. If you see someone abandoning an animal, please report it.
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And so what's the crime that they're going to be charged with and how long is there jail time and are you going to do anything about it

PSA's in English and Spanish may help....thanks for helping getting the word out!

Poor baby's. It's cheaper to get them.

It's the follow up from the law/legal system that is the fail. People do report, even with significant evidence, and that's as far as it goes.

Here's the deal though. Officers can arrest confiscate the animals take videos pictures etc if the prosecuting attorneys don't nail them to the wall these people this going to keep on keeping on.

We all know who does the largest percentage of this.

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