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Caught on Camera, Confessed in Public — And Still No Charges
They filmed themselves committing the act. They admitted it. The damage was real. And yet—no charges. A new memo reveals why prosecutors walked away, raising deeper questions about accountability, politics, and a growing double standard in Clallam County.
It’s hard to imagine a more straightforward case.
A group of self-described activists—calling themselves the “Troublemakers”—walked onto Department of Natural Resources (DNR) land in Clallam County, tore down boundary markers, filmed themselves doing it, identified themselves on camera, and then hand-delivered the evidence to the state.
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