People who live or own cabins in remote areas of several Washington state counties have been urged to lock their doors — including locking up sheds — while a search for a dad accused of murdering his three daughters continues in the area. The Chelan County Sheriff's Office wants residents in Chelan, Kittitas, King, Snohomish and Okanagan counties to be aware that Travis Decker, 32, remains missing.
Main Idea: Authorities in Washington state are urging remote-area residents to secure their homes as the search continues for Travis Decker, who is accused of killing his three daughters.
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The manhunt and closed trails can disrupt travel, tourism, and daily life in parts of Washington, while residents near remote areas face added safety worries and security costs.
The sheriff’s warnings may help households and cabin owners avoid danger by locking doors, using lights, and staying alert.
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Decker is described as a former Army soldier, giving limited background context.
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