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On March 14, Moses Lake Police Department, Grant County Sheriff’s Office and Washington Fish and Wildlife deputies responded to a shooting at Hiawatha Lake. After the suspect was captured, the weapon turned out to be a BB rifle. Jonathan Pray, 25, was lodged into Grant County Jail for investigation of first-degree assault and investigation of second-degree attempted murder. GCSO Public Information Officer Kyle Foreman said the case is now with the prosecutor’s office.

On March 14, Moses Lake Police Department, Grant County Sheriff’s Office and Washington Fish and Wildlife deputies responded to a shooting at Hiawatha Lake. After the suspect was captured, the weapon turned out to be a BB rifle. Jonathan Pray, 25, was lodged into Grant County Jail for investigation of first-degree assault and investigation of second-degree attempted murder. GCSO Public Information Officer Kyle Foreman said the case is now with the prosecutor’s office.

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March 2025 a busy month for Basin law enforcement
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March 2025 a busy month for Basin law enforcement

MOSES LAKE — March was a busy month for law enforcement with the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, Moses Lake Police Department and Adams County Sheriff’s Office all involved in investigations. The month had high speed chases, drive-by shootings and suspects fleeing from law enforcement, along with some other cases. Here is a recap of the cases that occurred in March.