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Jury finds Vancouver Police officer not guilty
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In May of this year, Officer Andrea Mendoza was placed on leave after an incident with a shoplifter caught the attention of Clark County Prosecuting Attorney Tony Golik a...
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Opinion: Not guilty verdict appropriate resolution in case of VPD officer
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Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers his praise to the jury in the trial of Vancouver Police Officer Andrea Mendoza.
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Letter: Officer Mendoza stood up for public safety
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Clark County Public Safety Alliance Co-Founder Ann Donnelly provides context of support for Officer Andrea Mendoza.
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