Sheriff’s deputies responded to a call for assistance from Clark County’s most notorious resident early Sunday morning: former Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding.Sgt. Tim Bieber said deputies were called out to the north county area twice on Sunday. The first came at about 5 a.m. from Harding, who was at Yacolt Towing in Yacolt. She said she was being followed by several people and believed someone was trying to hide weapons on her property. A deputy responded and was not able to find any evidence of her claim. Harding told the officer that her medication had been changed. She did not say what condition for which she is being treated, or the medication she was taking.About four hours later a resident, who only identified herself as a friend of Harding’s, called to say Harding was at the friend’s house and was “scaring her kids.” Deputies responded and took Harding home to her trailer on Northeast Sunset Falls Road. The deputy advised Harding to see a doctor. Source -The Columbian.com
She's back.....Wow what a shocker, Tonya Harding is a tweaker and living in a trailor. Never saw it coming.
Sheriff’s deputies responded to a call for assistance from Clark County’s most notorious resident early Sunday morning: former Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding.Sgt. Tim Bieber said deputies were called out to the north county area twice on Sunday. The first came at about 5 a.m. from Harding, who was at Yacolt Towing in Yacolt. She said she was being followed by several people and believed someone was trying to hide weapons on her property. A deputy responded and was not able to find any evidence of her claim. Harding told the officer that her medication had been changed. She did not say what condition for which she is being treated, or the medication she was taking.About four hours later a resident, who only identified herself as a friend of Harding’s, called to say Harding was at the friend’s house and was “scaring her kids.” Deputies responded and took Harding home to her trailer on Northeast Sunset Falls Road. The deputy advised Harding to see a doctor. Source -The Columbian.com 
