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Melanie Henshaw

Reporter · US

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Aug 12, 2026
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Jul 21, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Melanie Henshaw/InvestigateWest

    A 2021 law expanded Washington’s power to decertify police officers. Records show cops still avoid consequences - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)

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    In 2021, Washington lawmakers expanded the state's power to strip cops of their certification. In an effort to keep officers fired for certain types of misconduct out of law enforcement, they passed a law requiring police agencies across the state to quickly report officer separations and misconduct to the state’s Criminal Justice Training Commission and strengthened the agency’s ability to investigate and revoke certifications. But an InvestigateWest analysis of state employment records since 2

  2. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Melanie Henshaw / InvestigateWest

    Chehalis Tribal Law Enforcement among tribal departments with most previously fired officers - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)

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    Shortly after Kalispel Tribal Police Detective Phineas Haglin arrested a woman at the Northern Quest Resort and Casino outside Spokane, Washington, he found a hotel security guard and asked if video surveillance captured the encounter. Haglin, believing there was no video, then gave a false account in his sworn statement, investigators found. The woman never shoved him hard enough that he staggered back two steps when he approached her at a bar at the casino's concert venue, as he had claimed. V

  3. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Melanie Henshaw / InvestigateWest

    Washington tribal police hire fired officers at outsized rates - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)

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    Shortly after Kalispel Tribal Police Detective Phineas Haglin arrested a woman at the Northern Quest Resort and Casino outside Spokane, Washington, he found a hotel security guard and asked if video surveillance captured the encounter. Haglin, believing there was no video, then gave a false account in his sworn statement, investigators found. The woman never shoved him hard enough that he staggered back two steps when he approached her at a bar at the casino's concert venue, as he had claimed. V

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