
HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION
On October 31st , 2026, at approximately 12:49A.M., Yakima Police officers responded to the 5700 block of Woolsey Rd. to a report of gunshots in the area. Upon arrival, officers located a 20-year-old male gunshot victim in the street. Officers requested medical personnel and attempted lifesaving measures, however the male succumbed to his wounds.
Detectives from the Major Crimes Unit, the Gang Unit, and the General Investigations Unit responded to the scene and are investigating. The initial investigation showed that there had been a large gathering nearby prior to the shooting, with at least some of the attendees appearing to have gang affiliation. Evidence showed that there may have been an exchange of gunfire between multiple persons. Detectives are currently attempting to identify anyone involved in this incident. There is no available suspect information at this time.
The Yakima Police Department is asking anyone with information about this incident to please contact Detective Isaac Ayon at (509) 576-6752 or Crime Stoppers Yakima Valley.
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RUNAWAY JUVENILE
The Yakima Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating 15-year-old runaway Syndi Perez-Castro. Anyone with information about Syndi’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Yakima Police Department at 509-575-6200.
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Muchas garsias todos los que compartieron pero ya ka encontre eso fue are dos semanas que la reporte pero ya grasias adios esta bien
Lord keep her safe 🙏
Missing date please
Please help this family
Prayers 🙏
Praying safety 🙏
Prayers out that she is found soon. 🙏
Praying and sharing from Arkansas. 🙏
Shared
Praying that Christ will keep her safe
Prayers for a safe return 🙏
Prays prays prays prays, please take yourself home ❤️
COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER QUESTION - CAN YOU ID?
On 10/28/26 around 11:10am, a border collie mix type dog was left abandoned at the Randall Dog Park in Yakima. There was two notes left with him and a container of food and water. The person that left the dog was described as a larger stature white male, driving a white voltzgaon. The dogs name is “Cody”. Anyone with any information that might lead to the finding Cody’s previous owner please call 509-575-6038.
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why try to contact the owner? he couldn't keep the dog but obviously cared enough to not just dump him. He left notes ( who knows what they said) food and water and somewhere he would be found
I’m thankful the owners didn’t abandon the dog in an orchard and did their best to find him help. Having our humane society full all the time does not give desperate people options.
Is there a flock camera pointed that way that could be used 🫣
This sweet boy was so scared. He just wanted in a car & to go home. All of the dogs tried to engage him but he was overwhelmed & wanted gone. This was heartbreaking. He is not aggressive at all
Is the dog with someone now? Please 🙏
We will take him
NEVER OK to leave an animal. Also a good reminder to support a local shelter or rescue group any way you can ❤️🐾
Cody is now at the Yakima Humane Society. Animal control was there within minutes after I called once we realized the owner was driving away. He is a very calm & sweet boy & according to the notes the owner left, he cannot bark due to a previous injury. He does not like chickens though
Well even though you can't do that at least he left him in a area to be found with food and water. Sad for the dog im sure he's confused
Please keep bringing up this animal crisis! We need more done about these situations! 🗣
Where is the dog now
If your local humane society has very little funds,very little love, very little care for your local residents. You'll see very little success 🙌 prayers for change.
Anyone upset with this can encourage friends and family to apply to be a foster/hosts at Northwest Rescue Collective we will pay for all support including spay and neuter. With more fosters we can say YES to people when they can no longer keep a dog. But until we have room, this will continue to happen. There IS something that can be done about this crisis and we’re trying!!!! We just need YOU! Since January we’ve adopted more than 250 dogs out of Yakima. Help us double this by becoming a host to a dog so we can find more homes.
Poor guy. Sometimes I really hate humans.
looks like says I am sick and cannot care for...? Please he needs... this is one of the saddest things I've seen this month.
looks like says I am sick and cannot care for...? Please he needs... this is one of the saddest things I've seen this month.
This is very sad. I am glad that even though it is illegal to do this that the owner cared enough not to dump him where he could be killed or injured. All rescues are overflowing and there are few safe options for owners who can't keep their pets.
You'd think by now they have cameras knowing dog park + yakima + ignorant people who dont care for animals this is sad!
How sad 😢
HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION
On October 31st , 2026, at approximately 12:49A.M., Yakima Police officers responded to the 5700 block of Woolsey Rd. to a report of gunshots in the area. Upon arrival, officers located a 20-year-old male gunshot victim in the street. Officers requested medical personnel and attempted lifesaving measures, however the male succumbed to his wounds.
Detectives from the Major Crimes Unit, the Gang Unit, and the General Investigations Unit responded to the scene and are investigating. The initial investigation showed that there had been a large gathering nearby prior to the shooting, with at least some of the attendees appearing to have gang affiliation. Evidence showed that there may have been an exchange of gunfire between multiple persons. Detectives are currently attempting to identify anyone involved in this incident. There is no available suspect information at this time.
The Yakima Police Department is asking anyone with information about this incident to please contact Detective Isaac Ayon at (509) 576-6752 or Crime Stoppers Yakima Valley.
RUNAWAY JUVENILE
The Yakima Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating 15-year-old runaway Syndi Perez-Castro. Anyone with information about Syndi’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Yakima Police Department at 509-575-6200.
COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER QUESTION - CAN YOU ID?
On 10/28/26 around 11:10am, a border collie mix type dog was left abandoned at the Randall Dog Park in Yakima. There was two notes left with him and a container of food and water. The person that left the dog was described as a larger stature white male, driving a white voltzgaon. The dogs name is “Cody”. Anyone with any information that might lead to the finding Cody’s previous owner please call 509-575-6038.
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I wonder if there is any connection to the shootings in Pasco about an hour later??
I pray they catch who did this, he was a good man and an amazing father.
Shouldn't be hard to find the person with a house full of witnesses unless they are afraid to come forward
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Prayers for the victim's family and the officers that took the call. 🙏 💙
This is the actual video recording of the incident that's been getting a lot of attention. Instead of listening to rumors, it's better we see the facts for ourselves in this video. It's short, but it's important so we don't get the wrong idea...🙏 www.facebook.com/61594858572896/posts/122106056397495285/?app=fbl
Probably ICE. Am I right? 🤣 Oh, no? Carry on. Nothing to protest about.
We all know what damn breed this shit is. Call ICE. If we got rid of all that crap, Yakima would be much better.
Prayer me the lord protect the children and the evil people go to jail . Amen
Gangland
187 in the house😮
This town is getting worse and worse.
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