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Page A-12 Shelton-Mason County Journal Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020 & ACCIDENT nrpanrs Shelton slaying Victim identified The homicide victim found by Shel- ton Police and the Sheriff’s Office on Nov. 23 has been identified by the Coroner’s Office as 27-year-old Derrick Wily, a resident of Shelton. Wily’s remains were found in the 700 block of Golden Pheasant Road, an area of Mason County just outside Shelton’s city limits, about noon on Nov. 23. Investigators say they believe Wily was killed within city limits, then placed in the area where he was found. Police officers and sheriffs deputies arrested two suspects at a residence in Shelton about 7 pm. that same day. County Coroner Wesley Stockwell told the Shelton-Mason County Jour— nal that an autopsy revealed the cause of death as trauma to the body caused by another person, but declined to re- lease further details as of press time. A news release by Shelton Police on Nov. 25 stated, “This does not appear to be a random act, [as] the victim and- suspect knew each other.” Shelton man dies from car crash injuries in Sequim Shelton resident Justin J. Thomp- son—Petersen, 23, died of injuries suf- fered in a car crash near Sequim on Nov. 13, according to the Washington State Patrol. Thompson-Petersen was driving a 2002 Mazda Protege westbound on US. Highway 101, near theintersec- tion with Carlsborg Road, around 3 pm. when he failed to stop at a red light, striking a GMC. His car spun into the back of a westbound Chevy, injuring three other people in the col- lision. ‘ The cause of the crash remains un- der investigation, but the WSP report stated speed might have been a con— tributing factor. Pedestrian survives hit by downtown driver A man wearing dark clothing cross- ing in a crosswalk at the intersection of South 5th Street and West Railroad Avenue in Shelton escaped serious injury Nov. 24 when he was struck by a silver sedan in the early evening hours, according to law enforcement. Shelton Police the sedan failed to yield to the pedestrian. After striking the man, the driver pulled over and called 91 1. j The victim, a Shelton resident in his 508, had nonlife-threatezi’ing in- juries'and was transported to Mason General Hospital'by ambulance, ac- cording to Fiola. The driver of the silver sedan was found at fault, but Fiola added there BIRTH Alexander Edward Ramos, a boy, was born November 19, 2020, to Lina Diana Ramos and Christopher Thomas Ramos at Capital Medical Center in Olympia, WA. He was 8 pounds and 9! oz. was no indication the driver was un— der the influence or distracted. “It was the hours of darkness,” Fiola said. “The driver said she’d not seen the man in the crosswalk. This is a good reminder for folks that it’s getting dark earlier, so you should be extra alert for pedestrians.” Four injured in 2—car collision in Hoodsport A two-vehicle, head-on collision near the Hoodsport Winery on US. High- way 101 on Nov. 29 sent four people to Providence St. Peter Hospital in Olym- pia with injuries. The collision blocked traffic for two hours. According to the Washington State Patrol, a southbound 1997 Honda Ac- cord, driven by 45-year-old‘Brinnon resident Joshua C. Johansen, drifted into the northbound lane of US. 101 at 11:33 am. before swerving into the northbound shoulder to miss an oncom- ing vehicle. The driver swerved back toward the southbound lane, where his car struck a northbound 2019 * , dlE . .1 ,y . Dreaming up the Ideal S Retirement Is Your Job. 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T ~ Drugs or alcohol were involved in the MAKlNG SENSE OF "WES me i for car crash, and Johansen faces DUI L the charges, according to the WSP. fig .. , Homeowner Application . hou ' ' to r PVEtrlal hear! “9 Open Through February of, 0 con held over "'11:" The homeowner application for the next vita after New Year Habitat House is currently open until the end of the l l l l Murder suspects Mathew Cone“, February. Applications are available In both the W and Kylie; iiadeen Cfig. 28, had Belfalr and Shelton Stores. Or you can VISIt our on t eir pretria earings t at were She scheduled for Nov. 30 pushed into the webSIte to f, the app t, on ere' ofE dc .- ' me" o e an raig are suspec s in Offi the kidnapping and slaying of Rachel] ca t, on sen1 Rene Roberts, the 31-year—old Lacey a Deadline is the resident whose body was found in the recs ,Lake Cushman area on Oct. 2. Their February 281' , felk trial dates had been set to run from tryr. Dec. 15 to Jan. 4, but effective Nov. M MM at m' had 25, the Mason County Superior Court . coat Suspended all Ofits criminal trials 1m- For more information on how you can volunteer or support ing “1 after Jan- 11- Habitat for Humanity of Mason County call the office at lat? Mason County Prosecuting Attor- ney Michael K. Dorcy noted that Col- lett’s clock toward a speedy trial can’t start until he receives a competency hearing, and even if both suspects’ pretrial hearings are able to‘ be sched- uled promptly in January, Dorcy is anticipating the likelihood of continu- ance motions, given the number of con- tinuance motions he’s expecting, since “this case has a lot of moving parts.” 360-426-8134 or visit the website at www.habitatmasonwa.org. ' LUBRICANTS COMPANY EATING OIL COMPARE OUR [OW PRICES! We carry kerosene. Sons DIST. CO Oil. t I Compiled by Kirk Boxleitner located at Sanderson PR’O’ m; Industrial Park - BOT'leESi : sweaty-8084 ( him we m.’