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PENINSULA DAILY NEWS June 21, 2016 | 75¢
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Further begging limits urged
Crash blocks Highway 101
Safety, business focus of concern BY PAUL GOTTLIEB PENINSULA DAILY NEWS
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Clallam Fire District No. 3 responded to this wreck on U.S. Highway 101 near Barker Road east of Sequim on Monday morning. The wreck briefly tied up traffic in both directions.
Poulsbo woman hospitalized after two-vehicle wreck Two cars totaled when one sideswipes another near Sequim PENINSULA DAILY NEWS
SEQUIM –– Three people were transported to Olympic Medical Center after a two-vehicle wreck partially blocked part of U.S. Highway 101 east of Sequim on Monday.
Port Angeles resident Barbara Sadler, 64, crossed the center line and sideswiped an oncoming vehicle one mile east of Sequim, according to the State Patrol. Sadler’s PT Cruiser stopped in the eastbound lane while a Nissan Sentra, driven by 75-year-old Poulsbo resident Janice Counselor, fell 15 feet over the westbound embankment. Julie Delgado, 71, was also in Counselor’s car. Sadler and Delgado were both treated and released from the Port Angeles hos-
pital by Monday afternoon. Counselor remained there in satisfactory condition. Both vehicles were totaled. The wreck was first reported at 9:15 a.m. near Barker Road and initially blocked all lanes of the highway. By 10 a.m., single-lane, alternating traffic was open. The wreck was cleared by 10:20 a.m. Sadler was cited for failure to stay to the right of the center line, according to State Patrol.
PORT ANGELES — The city-sponsored PA Forward Committee, chaired by Mayor Patrick Downie, has recommended that the City Council pass further restrictions on panhandling. Council members will discuss the panel’s recommendation at their regular meeting tonight. The council meeting is at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 321 E. Fifth St. In a separate report by interim Police Chief Brian Smith, council members also will hear an update on Downie the police department’s 9-year-old downtown resource officer program. Staffing challenges include dealing with “aggressive panhandling, trespassing and unlawful camping and property crime,” Smith said in a memo to the council. Under city ordinance, people cannot “aggressively beg . . . with the intent to Kidd intimidate another person into giving money or goods.” It is a Class 2 misdemeanor under which police can issue citations but not make arrests. Council members also will hear an update on issues surrounding two problem areas where panhandling occurs: a vacant building near the busy East Front Street-Lincoln Street intersection and an adjacent, privately owned 208 E. Front St. parcel that was fenced off June 8 to prevent panhandlers from congregating there. TURN
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Family, police seek missing PA teenager Young man fled after argument BY JESSE MAJOR PENINSULA DAILY NEWS
PORT ANGELES –– A Port Angeles mother is looking for her 15-year-old son after he ran away Thursday morning. Sally Baker said her son Tyhler Camby, who she described as mentally unstable, started a fight and stormed out of their home at 11 a.m. Thursday and hasn’t been back since. “I don’t know what he’s doing; I don’t know if he’s OK,” Baker said. “It’s scary that he’s out there God knows where doing who knows what.”
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Camby is about 5-foot-11 and thin. He was last seen wearing blue jeans, a gray Jagermeister shirt and has pink hair. He was last seen at the Safeway on the east side of Port Angeles on Thursday, she said. “By the time [police] got to him, he was gone,” she said.
Heading to Olympia She heard that Camby might have tried going to Olympia over the weekend for Capital City Pride. She received a text message from one of Camby’s friends Mon-
day saying Camby might be heading “south,” though she has no idea where he would be going. She said she has looked everywhere she could think of for her son. Baker has searched through the woods and valleys around Port Angeles, including the old BMX jumps in a gully along Eighth Street. “It’s really important to find him,” she said. “He was threatening to kill himself when he left.” Baker said her son is mentally unstable and was released from Western State Hospital less than two months ago. He was admitted to the hospiSALLY BAKER tal after he attempted suicide, she Fifteen-year-old Tyhler Camby was reported missing from said. his Port Angeles home Thursday. Camby was last seen TURN TO MISSING/A4 with pink hair.
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