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So far no arrests and no charges have been filed in any of the three cases but charges are possible depending on the decisions made by Yakima County Prosecutor Joe Brusic.

Hours after the first shooting another shooting was reported at the Randall dog park.

Now both are set to be resentenced early next year after a 2012 decision by the US Supreme Court found unconstitutional mandatory life sentences without the possibility of parole for juveniles.

Prosecutors say on the morning of June 12 Vargas, driving a GMC Denali pickup struck Baker as she was riding along the side of the road.

Yakima County Prosecutor Joe Brusic says the only eyewitness to the crime isn't available.

The investigation centers around the June 12 fatal hit and run crash that killed 66-year-old Wendy Baker of Yakima

The former teacher at Toppenish High School, arrested in Orange County California last weekend on a warrant from Yakima County did not waive extradition during her court hearing on Tuesday.

Baker was killed June 12 while riding a bike along Summitview Avenue.

A witness did follow the suspect vehicle and was able to get a license plate but wasn't able to identify the driver.

Police say drivers are increasingly refusing to stop for law enforcement.

"On March 7, 2022, here in the City of Yakima, a tragic homicide took place at Eisenhower High School.

Antoinette Miller continues to be held in the Yakima County jail on charges of Second Degree Murder, Second Degree Assault of a Child and Fourth Degree Domestic Violence Assault.