Chief Copeland
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- Jun 25, 1914No More Skinny DippingThe Chief of Police issues a strict mandate to local youth regarding appropriate canal attire.Kennewick, WA
- Jul 16, 1914The Fire Station VigilanteWhen a man was beaten and robbed behind a local bar, a civilian known as 'Red' grabbed the police chief's spare revolver and hunted the suspect down.Kennewick, WA
- Dec 17, 1914The Hungry Teenager Who Could Not ResistAfter a kind Kennewick woman fed a hungry 17-year-old drifter, he stole her silver mesh bag and watch, later telling police he felt a strange compulsion to commit the crime.Kennewick, WA
- Dec 17, 1914Hotel de Copeland Opens Its Doors to Winter DriftersAs temperatures plummeted, Kennewick's city jail became a refuge for seventeen 'blanket boys,' highlighting the city's unofficial policy for managing homelessness during the deep freeze.Kennewick, WA
- Jul 15, 1915Sunday School Collection StolenWhile the Jacot family was at church, intruders broke into their home and made off with junior league funds and children's savings.Kennewick, WA