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EPIC EARLY LEARNING

EPIC EARLY LEARNING RESOURCE FAIR

A big thank you to EPIC - Early Learning Programs for inviting us out to your family resource fair!

Our officers loved interacting with the youngest members of our community and their families, and being a part of such a fun and welcoming event.
Some of our officers are now sporting some cool friendship bracelets they made at the event!
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Thank you so much for coming, our kiddos were still talking about it! It's so important for them to see you in their environment as the good guys. You're most appreciated!

Thank you so much Yakima Police Department for coming the families really enjoyed it!!!!!!

NEWS RELEASE
Serious

NEWS RELEASE
Serious Injury Single Vehicle Collision
South 36th Ave and Sorenson Road, Yakima WA

On May 1st, 2026, at approximately 1:00 a.m., Yakima Police and Yakima Fire responded to a single-vehicle serious injury collision at the intersection of South 36th Avenue and Sorenson Road. When officers arrived, they found the vehicle had left the roadway and collided with a large concrete barrier.

Two adult occupants were located inside. The Yakima Police Department Traffic Unit responded to investigate. Based on the investigation, it was determined that the 24-year-old male driver was traveling at a high rate of speed while impaired by alcohol and drugs. The 19-year-old female passenger was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash and suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries. She was transported to MultiCare
Memorial Hospital for treatment.

The Yakima Police Department Traffic Unit is handling the investigation. Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Traffic Investigator Jared Wilske at 509-571-0600.
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Maybe doing something they should not have been doing....

Kristi Trayan this is what you saw this AM 😑

Well they are both old enough to know better

Seems to be the normal way for that age group to drive, actually even through their 30's...speeding, road rage..running stop signs.. mom's in a rush to get the kids to school, that they run stop signs.. all the normal stuff...

Shame!

Where is that? I've never heard of Sorensen

I don’t understand this town. How are people some reckless especially the young people have they learned to absolutely nothing from this. Sure hope everybody is going to be OK

someone cavght the whole thing',"this one". Police Scene Report

someone cavght the whole thing',"this one". Police Scene Report

Stupid is as stupid does.

Just let natural selection cull out the dumb ones.

That's for sure. At tax payer expense no doubt.

If this isn't a result of an health care issue , charge them both with everything that can be found to charge them with and hold THEM ACCOUNTABLE .....NO MORE EXCUSES FOR STUPID BEHAVIOR

This speeding is happening all the time AM or PM I saw a car driven by 18 to 24 years old on Thursday going around 70 miles an hour on Mead going west. They hit the track so hard dust flew up. This is beyond rediculess.

I don't know white people got to be so stupid if you want to drink stay home remember speed kills looks like they wouldn't have put on their brakes they would have probably died maybe this will teach him a lesson or not

Dang! Who is not in the habit of wearing seat belts these days! Even if impaired it should be a habit. Splitting the face open will be punishment enough no need to talk about prison geez!!

Another DUI... take their license for 5 years while they are in prison.

Quit. Driving. Impaired. 💯 preventable. If our courts could start taking this crime seriously & holding offenders accountable, that would be great too!

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