According to a Washington State Patrol report a 25-year-old Montesano woman fell asleep while driving her black 2007 Volkswagen beetle convertible Saturday morning September 7th just before 10:00am on State Route 8 3 miles east of Elma.  

The woman had been driving in the eastbound direction when the vehicle left the roadway to the right, and struck bushes and saplings.  

She was transported to Summit Pacific for her injuries and is being charged with negligent driving 1. 

Four people were arrested Tuesday morning when Aberdeen Police, assisted by two Hoquiam Police officers, served a search warrant at a residence in the 1000 block of E. Market St.  

An Aberdeen patrol officer became aware of information connecting stolen property from recent commercial burglaries to the residence. 

The officer secured a search warrant, and just before 11:00 AM a team of officers responded to the residence to serve the warrant. 

Officers and detectives located a few items of suspected stolen property from the recent burglary at the south Aberdeen Dennis Company. 

The search also turned up small quantities of controlled substances (elicit street drugs) and associated paraphernalia throughout the residence. 

A 26 and 27-year-old Hoquiam male, 46-year-old Aberdeen male, and 54-year-old Aberdeen female were taken into custody on charges that include VUCSA, Possession of Stolen Property, and outstanding arrest warrants. 

The investigations continue into the burglaries.  Anybody with information is encouraged to call the Aberdeen Police Investigations Section at 360-533-3180.

The Aberdeen Police Department is looking for Emery W Parks as a missing person.  Parks is a 48-year-old transient diagnosed with Schizophrenia and last seen in the Olympia area in June.  No other details were said in the agencies request just that he is listed as a missing person and that they would like the publics help in locating. 

Any Information, please contact the Aberdeen Police Department (360) 533-8765
APD CASE #19-A22205

According to the Washington State Patrol, the driver of a vehicle that struck a horse with a rider on it in just outside of Ocean Shores Tuesday afternoon says that he couldn't see the horse and rider due to sun being in his eyes.