Gorge Amphitheater Death Under Investigation

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  A 27-year-old Olympia man died at the Gorge Amphitheater over the weekend“The 27-year-old victim got sick after consuming the drugs, Foreman said, was taken to the amphitheater’s medical facility and died there.”
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  The man died after consuming drugs sold by Quincy Travers“Travers was identified by witnesses as the man who sold the victim the drugs, Foreman said.”
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  Quincy Travers is a 28-year-old Seattle man“Quincy Travers, 28, was booked into the Grant County Jail on suspicion of one count of delivery of a controlled substance and three counts of possession of controlled substances with intent to distribute, said Kyle Foreman, public information officer for the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, in a media release.”
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  Quincy Travers was arrested on drug distribution charges“Quincy Travers, 28, was booked into the Grant County Jail on suspicion of one count of delivery of a controlled substance and three counts of possession of controlled substances with intent to distribute, said Kyle Foreman, public information officer for the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, in a media release.”
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  Quincy Travers faces one count of delivery of a controlled substance“Quincy Travers, 28, was booked into the Grant County Jail on suspicion of one count of delivery of a controlled substance and three counts of possession of controlled substances with intent to distribute, said Kyle Foreman, public information officer for the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, in a media release.”
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  Quincy Travers faces three counts of possession with intent to distribute“Quincy Travers, 28, was booked into the Grant County Jail on suspicion of one count of delivery of a controlled substance and three counts of possession of controlled substances with intent to distribute, said Kyle Foreman, public information officer for the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, in a media release.”
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  Quincy Travers is accused of possessing cocaine, ketamine, and MDMA“He was charged with separate counts for each of the drugs allegedly in his possession, which included cocaine, ketamine and MDMA, Foreman said.”
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  The victim became ill after using the drugs“The 27-year-old victim got sick after consuming the drugs, Foreman said, was taken to the amphitheater’s medical facility and died there.”
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  The victim was taken to the amphitheater’s medical facility“The 27-year-old victim got sick after consuming the drugs, Foreman said, was taken to the amphitheater’s medical facility and died there.”
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  The victim died at the amphitheater’s medical facility“The 27-year-old victim got sick after consuming the drugs, Foreman said, was taken to the amphitheater’s medical facility and died there.”
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  Grant County Coroner will conduct an autopsy this week“The Grant County Coroner's Office will conduct an autopsy this week.”
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  INET detectives conducted an undercover operation targeting Travers“INET detectives then conducted an undercover operation targeting Travers and purchased suspected illegal drugs from him,”
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  INET detectives purchased drugs from Travers before his arrest“INET detectives then conducted an undercover operation targeting Travers and purchased suspected illegal drugs from him,”
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  At least 10 people were arrested for drug-related offenses as of Saturday“At least 10 people had been arrested on suspicion of possession or intent to deliver controlled substances as of Saturday morning, according to the roster from the Grant County Jail.”
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  Officials stated drug trafficking at concerts is a persistent issue“"There was a lot of drug activity, a lot of drug traffickers, and that’s why INET, at the request of Live Nation, goes to these concerts, to stop the trafficking of illegal drugs," Foreman said.”
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  Law enforcement presence is noted despite drug trafficking at concerts“Even the likelihood of a substantial law enforcement presence at a concert isn’t always a deterrent.”