U.S. Marshal round-up nets 13 felons
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EPHRATA - A U.S. Marshals task force, which includes Grant County law enforcement officers, rounded up 13 wanted felons across Grant County on Wednesday, April 4.
Twelve members of the U.S. Marshals Joint Task Force spent the day in Grant County finding and arresting felons wanted on a variety of outstanding warrants.
The task force includes officers from the Grant County Sheriff's Office, Moses Lake Police Dept., Kennewick Police Dept., Benton County Sheriff's Office, Deputy United States Marshals from Tri-Cities and Spokane, and agents from the Washington Department of Corrections.
The following felons were caught by the task force and jailed:
- Tabitha A. Sanchez, 40, Moses Lake
- Danny R. Homer, 44, Moses Lake
- Dennis D. Camden, 48, Moses Lake
- Forest T. Lybbert, 25, Moses Lake
- Joseph A. Achten, 19, Soap Lake
- Corinne A. Fischer, 52, Moses Lake
- Richard N. Collins, 43, Moses Lake
- Glen D. Collins, 49, Moses Lake
- Shawndrae D. Huff, 33, Moses Lake
- Matthew A. Fredley, 34, Moses Lake
- Robert Hernandez, 21, Mattawa
- Longino Martinez Espindola, 27, Mattawa
- Shawn R. McLanahan, 41, Moses Lake
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