Vancouver Police arrest male after two-hour negotiation

The driver of this vehicle attempted to elude Vancouver Police before becoming high-centered on a curb, where he refused to exit the car for over two hours despite efforts of negotiation, de-escalation and offers of medical aid. Photo courtesy Vancouver Police Department
The driver of this vehicle attempted to elude Vancouver Police before becoming high-centered on a curb, where he refused to exit the car for over two hours despite efforts of negotiation, de-escalation and offers of medical aid. Photos courtesy Vancouver Police Department

The subject eventually surrendered without incident and a search warrant for the vehicle resulted in recovery of a stolen firearm

VANCOUVER – Vancouver Police arrested 43-year-old Casey S. Keith Thursday evening after a two-hour negotiation.

On Thursday (May 5) at about 8 p.m., Vancouver Police responded to a business in the 2600 block of Falk Rd. for a male who was passed out in a vehicle parked outside the pharmacy. Prior to calling 9-1-1, an employee attempted to wake up the individual by knocking on the window of his vehicle and saw a loaded firearm magazine on the passenger seat of the vehicle, along with gloves and a mask. 

Due to the likelihood of an involved gun, responding officers attempted a high-risk traffic stop. The male accelerated away and became high-centered on a curb, where he refused to exit the car for over two hours despite efforts of negotiation, de-escalation and offers of medical aid, as it was believed the subject had ingested Fentanyl. The subject eventually surrendered without incident. A search warrant for the vehicle resulted in recovery of a stolen firearm. 

Keith was booked into the Clark County Jail for Unlawful Possession of a Firearm, Possession of a Stolen Firearm and DUI.

Information provided by the Vancouver Police Department.

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