
*** UPDATE 4:40am - Tristan has returned home. Thank you to all who shared the the post.***
MISSING ENDANGERED JUVENILE
The Yakima Police Department is seeking assistance in locating missing endangered 16-year-old Tristan Xavier Neifert. Tristan is diagnosed with Autism and left his home in the 400 block of S 58th Ave between the 7:00pm and midnight. If seen, please call 911.
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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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Thank you to all Veterans๐บ๐ธ๐บ๐ธ
I'm a veteran and soooooo lonely today. I bought a cherry pie for Mom, she's been with dementia for a couple years. I'm just getting really at the end of my rope..
THANK YOU YPD๐บ๐ธ๐บ๐ธ๐บ๐ธ
Thank You Veterans For Your Service ๐บ๐ธโค๏ธ๐ค๐
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 YPD for all you do๐บ๐ธ๐บ๐ธ
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
Sad!
Yak has a drinking problem.
Got to keep the cameras up in sin city Crakima..protect the law abiding citizen ๐ eliminate crime...
*** UPDATE 4:40am - Tristan has returned home. Thank you to all who shared the the post.***
MISSING ENDANGERED JUVENILE
The Yakima Police Department is seeking assistance in locating missing endangered 16-year-old Tristan Xavier Neifert. Tristan is diagnosed with Autism and left his home in the 400 block of S 58th Ave between the 7:00pm and midnight. If seen, please call 911.
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.
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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