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I'll write my way out // Reporter @thecolumbian // @UOsojc grad 🐥 // formerly @heraldandnews , @dailyemerald and @UO_Snowden intern @BakerCityHerald
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Clark County law enforcement agencies have no plans to use AI to write reports

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By Becca Robbins Verified
| The Columbian Verified
While some law enforcement agencies nationwide have begun using artificial intelligence to make police work more efficient, Clark County agency leaders say they do not use the technology to write reports. Officials from the Vancouver Police Department, Clark County Sheriff’s Office, Camas Police Department, Washougal Police Department and Battle Ground Police Department said they do not use AI in report writing.
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Bellingham man’s vehicular homicide, hit-run trial begins

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By Becca Robbins Verified
| The Columbian Verified
News / Clark County News Defense attorney: ‘I submit to you that they may have a death on video, but what they have is not a homicide’ Published: August 19, 2025, 5:40pm Facebook X (formerly Twitter) Threads Linkedin Pinterest Text message Defense attorneys say their client accidentally ran over a Vancouver man while trying to get away from him and his son. Vancouver defense attorney Jason Bailes said video shows Andrew R.
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Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office ID’s driver in hit-run crash that injured 10 people

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By Becca Robbins Verified
| The Columbian Verified
Officials Wednesday identified a 25-year-old Vancouver man as the driver involved in an Aug. 6 hit-and-run crash in east Vancouver that injured at least 10 people. Matthew Haynes died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his residence after the crash, according to the Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office.
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