Tacoma Sees Motorcycle Fatality, Domestic Violence Arrest

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  A motorcycle collision occurred on August 21“On August 21 st around 5:00 pm, deputies were dispatched to a fatal collision involving a motorcycle at 176 th St. E and Waller Rd E.”
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  The motorcycle collision was at 176th St. E and Waller Rd E“On August 21 st around 5:00 pm, deputies were dispatched to a fatal collision involving a motorcycle at 176 th St. E and Waller Rd E.”
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  The motorcycle collision resulted in a fatality“On August 21 st around 5:00 pm, deputies were dispatched to a fatal collision involving a motorcycle at 176 th St. E and Waller Rd E.”
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  Deputies noted high speed as a factor in the motorcycle collision“Preliminary investigation shows high speed from the motorcycle was a factor in the collision, as a large pickup truck was making a left-hand turn onto Waller Rd E and never saw the motorist.”
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  A pickup truck turning left failed to see the motorcyclist“Preliminary investigation shows high speed from the motorcycle was a factor in the collision, as a large pickup truck was making a left-hand turn onto Waller Rd E and never saw the motorist.”
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  Deputies arrested a 44-year-old man on a domestic violence warrant“The 44-year-old mal”
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  The arrest occurred at a Pacific Ave. S business complexNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The arrest happened on August 23No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The man refused to exit his vehicle despite being told he was under arrest“The man stated he was out of gas and would be able to leave the following day, but things changed direction when the deputy learned the male had a warrant for a domestic violence order protection. Deputies went to make the arrest, and the man claimed the deputies did not know who he was, stated they couldn’t prove he had a warrant, and refused to step out of the vehicle.”
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  The man claimed deputies could not prove the warrant existed“The man stated he was out of gas and would be able to leave the following day, but things changed direction when the deputy learned the male had a warrant for a domestic violence order protection. Deputies went to make the arrest, and the man claimed the deputies did not know who he was, stated they couldn’t prove he had a warrant, and refused to step out of the vehicle.”
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  The investigation into the motorcycle collision remains active“No arrest was made, and this remains an active investigation.”
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  The domestic violence arrest followed a warrant for an order of protection“The man stated he was out of gas and would be able to leave the following day, but things changed direction when the deputy learned the male had a warrant for a domestic violence order protection.”