The suspect, 35-year-old Dylan J. Anderson was booked on an outstanding misdemeanor arrest warrant and other charges
A 35-year-old man was arrested earlier this week and during the investigation deputies recovered firearms and drugs from a storage unit in Clark County.
At about 1 a.m. on Monday (Nov. 28), a Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputy was conducting a patrol around the U-Haul located at 82nd Street and NE Highway 99 in Clark County. The deputy noticed a vehicle parked out front of the storage building occupied by a male and female.
The deputy recognized the male in the driver’s seat as a suspect in a previous incident where the suspect eluded law enforcement in a vehicle. Upon seeing the deputy, the suspect quickly entered the large storage building. Responding deputies contained the building.
The suspect tried to escape through a rear exit but was discouraged when he saw deputies. He went back inside the storage unit and was ultimately arrested for an outstanding arrest warrant and a previous charge of attempting to elude law enforcement.
The deputy continued his investigation with assistance from a Clark County Sheriff’s detective from the Drug Task Force and a Vancouver Police K9 Unit. The K9 alerted the deputies to a storage unit believed to be associated with the suspect.
After additional investigation, a search warrant was obtained and executed on the storage unit. Deputies recovered firearms, four of which were stolen, as well as ammunition and ballistic-style body armor. Nearly a quarter pound of suspected Methamphetamine and over 2,500 suspected Fentanyl pills were also uncovered.
The suspect, 35-year-old Dylan J. Anderson, was booked on an outstanding misdemeanor arrest warrant, attempt to elude, six counts of unlawful possession of a firearm, four counts of possessing a stolen firearm, and possession with intent to distribute controlled substances.
Information provided by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
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Great Police work!
Great work, hot damn this guy had a lot of stuff on him!