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Pullman, WALocal News

Latah County registered multiple marriage licenses on Monday and Tuesday, primarily for couples from Moscow. Among those who obtained licenses were Travis Brackney, 44, and Marisa Gibler, 43, on Monday. Local law enforcement agencies reported various incidents including hit-and-run crashes and thefts. In Pullman, a gun was brandished at an individual, while a sex offense was reported early Thursday morning. Additionally, Moscow police responded to a report of an intoxicated person, with one individual transported to Gritman Medical Center following a car crash.

The volume of hit-and-run incidents raises concerns about road safety in the area. Local authorities continue to address issues of public safety amid ongoing incidents. These developments highlight the need for community awareness and responsive policing in Latah County.

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