Pierce County Sheriff's Office Supports Corrections Staff

Supporting Those Who Serve — Tue, 22 Sep 2026 20:26:34 +0000
The work of a Corrections Deputy can come with challenges and experiences that are difficult to carry alone. That’s why the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office is committed to supporting the health and wellness of our corrections staff through our Peer Support Program. In this video, our team shares how peer support helps our deputies navigate traumatic events, look out for one another, and remember that they don’t have to face the difficult moments alone. Taking care of those who take care of our community matters. #PierceCountySheriffsOffice #PeerSupport #Corrections #HealthAndWellness #WeSupportOurOwn The post Supporting Those Who Serve first appeared on Pierce County Sheriff's Office Blotter . The post Supporting Those Who Serve appeared first on Pierce County Sheriff's Office Blotter .
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Stolen Puppy Reunited with Family After Suspect Arrested — Fri, 18 Sep 2026 22:26:53 +0000
On September 9th around 10 p.m., one of our deputies was dispatched to the Bonney Lake area to take a report of a stolen puppy. The victim owns a licensed, family-run business that breeds Australian Labradoodles and had arranged for one of her puppies named Sherbert to be adopted. The suspect contacted her about purchasing the puppy, but instead of providing payment, he took the puppy and drove away. Thankfully, good photos of the suspect, his clothing, and his vehicle gave our detectives a great starting point for their investigation. Over the following days, detectives and deputies worked diligently to identify the suspect and locate the stolen puppy. On September 16th, their investigation led them to an apartment complex in the 3000 block of Pioneer Way E in Puyallup, where they located the suspect’s vehicle. With a search warrant in hand, deputies made contact with the suspect, a 35-year-old male, who was arrested for felony Theft in the 2nd Degree and felony Possessing Stolen Property in the 2nd Degree. The suspect was also wanted in other states for felony crimes, and he will be extradited at a later time. Investigators also located the same clothing the suspect was wearing when the puppy was stolen inside the bedroom where he was arrested. Sherbert was safely returned to his owner, and it was clear just how happy he was to see them again. We are incredibly proud of the work our deputies and detectives put into this investigation. Their dedication and persistence 
Source: https://blog.piercecountywa.gov/pcsdblotter/2026/09/18/stolen-puppy-reunited-with-family-after-suspect-arrested/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=stolen-puppy-reunited-with-family-after-suspect-arrested

Over the Weekend 9-14-26 — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 21:48:29 +0000
#1 Residential Burglary While Victims Were Home This first call was a residential burglary where a male entered a home while residents were still inside. One of the homeowners was doing yard work outside while his granddaughter was inside the house. The suspect entered the home and went up to the bedrooms where he proceeded to steal jewelry. As he entered the granddaughter’s room, he was scared off and fled on foot. We were able to get a good photo and description of the suspect and multiple residents reported a male matching the description had been jumping fences and running through yards.  Shortly later, a deputy spots the male, and a foot pursuit ensues. The 58-year-old male was captured and arrested for felony residential burglary and resisting arrest. A bag the suspect was carrying contained the jewelry that had been reported stolen from the victim’s home.   #2 Spanaway Loops Rd. S – Fatality Collision On September 12 th around 4:00am, deputies were dispatched to a single-vehicle collision into a tree on Spanaway Loop Rd S. and Fair Oaks Dr. S. A witness