Bail Set at $100,000 Each for Two Men Accused of Robbing Olympia Target Sunday Night chronline.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from chronline.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Bail set at $100,000 each for 2 men accused of robbing Olympia Target Sunday night
The Olympian 12/31/2020 Martín Bilbao, The Olympian (Olympia, Wash.)
Dec. 30 A Thurston County Superior Court judge set bail Tuesday at $100,000 each for two men accused of robbing the Olympia Target with a gun Sunday night.
Trenale L. Belton, 44, and Mowlid Abdi Hersi, 31, are accused of first-degree robbery while armed with a deadly weapon. Hersi also is accused of second-degree kidnapping and first-degree theft.
Judge John Skinder set the bail amount citing a risk to the community. He also barred the two men from contacting each other, Target stores or the Target employee they allegedly threatened.
Protesters stage rally to support restaurants not following COVID-19 restrictions Keith Eldridge, KOMO News reporter
Protesters stage rally to support eatery not adhering to COVID-19 restriction
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Nearly 200 people gathered Tuesday in Lewis County to rally on behalf of local restaurant owners who are facing steep fines because the establishments are still allowing indoor dining, which has been suspended by the state as Washington tries to tamp down on a surging COVID-19 virus.
The demonstrators held their rally outside the Lewis County Courthouse to call attention to their support for restaurant owners and their decision to defy Gov. Jay Inslee s order that prohibits indoor dining.
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Alexis Krell: Lawsuits allege records of Michael Reinoehl s death were improperly withheld
News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. 12/30/2020 Alexis Krell, The News Tribune (Tacoma, Wash.)
Dec. 29 A public records activist s lawsuits allege records about the death of a man fatally shot by a U.S. Marshals task force earlier this year in Lacey were improperly withheld.
Arthur West has sued Lakewood, Thurston County and the state Department of Corrections for records about the death of Michael Reinoehl.
Reinoehl was the suspect in a shooting that killed a right-wing activist at a Portland rally Aug. 29. The task force killed him Sept. 3 outside an apartment complex near Lacey, in the Tanglewilde neighborhood.