K9 Coda Receives Ballistic Vest Donation

A Gift of Protection for K9 Coda — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 22:13:31 +0000
Our K9s put themselves in harm’s way right alongside our deputies, and we’re incredibly grateful for the people in our community who help make sure they’re protected. Pierce County Sheriff’s Office would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Doug Koch and Catherine Larson for their generous donation of a ballistic-resistant vest for K9 Coda. This specialized vest will provide Coda with an added layer of protection while he works alongside his handler and our deputies to keep our community safe. Your generosity is more than a donation, it’s an investment in the safety of one of our four-legged members of the PCSO family. We are truly grateful for your support of our K9 team and the work they do every day. We are incredibly grateful since all our K9 dogs have now been outfitted with ballistic-resistant vests. T hank you, Doug and Catherine, for helping protect Coda while he protects others!  #PCSO #K9Coda #K9Unit #CommunitySupport #ThankYou #PierceCounty The post A Gift of Protection for K9 Coda first appeared on Pierce County Sheriff's Office Blotter . The post A Gift of Protection for K9 Coda appeared first on Pierce County Sheriff's Office Blotter .
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Fatality Collision – Canyon Rd. E and 200th St. E — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 21:52:56 +0000
On September 28, around 11:30 a.m., Pierce County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the intersection of Canyon Road E and 200th Street E for a two-vehicle collision. The preliminary investigation determined that a smaller sedan was traveling behind a semi-truck that was attempting to make a left turn from Canyon Road E onto eastbound 200th Street E. The semi-truck was turning on a yellow left-turn arrow when a vehicle traveling northbound through the intersection on a green light collided with the smaller sedan following behind the semi-truck. Sadly, the driver of the sedan, an 84-year-old woman, sustained life-threatening injuries and died while being transported to the hospital. The post Fatality Collision – Canyon Rd. E and 200th St. E first appeared on Pierce County Sheriff's Office Blotter . The post Fatality Collision – Canyon Rd. E and 200th St. E appeared first on Pierce County Sheriff's Office Blotter .
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Over the Weekend 9-28-26 — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 22:19:35 +0000
#1 Pursuit of Theft Suspect On September 25, 2026, around 10:45 pm, a Key Peninsula deputy spotted a black pickup truck with no license plates that matched the description of a truck reportedly involved in three other recent thefts in the area. An attempted traffic stop led to a very short pursuit. The vehicle traveled southbound on Purdy Dr. NW at a high rate of speed for a short distance before it lost control, taking out two power poles and crashing in the15300 block of Goodrich Dr. NW. The 28-year-old male was compliant and taken into custody for Eluding. He was medically cleared by Fire and later booked into the Pierce County Jail. The pickup truck was taken for a search warrant, due to deputies observing stolen mail and several other items inside the truck that matched listed stolen items from previous calls. Additional charges will be added based on the results of the search warrant. #2 Suspect Trafficking Stolen Excavator Arrested This last call originally occurred on September 19th when an excavator was reported stolen from a construction site off Mountain Hwy E. Six days later, on September 25, 2026, the owner found his stolen excavator listed on Facebook Marketplace, and deputies were able to verify the information and location. Deputies arrived just in time to make co