George W. Trabing, a 53-year-old White male, met an untimely and tragic end on August 19, 1931, near Seattle, Washington. His death came not at the hands of a criminal, but as a result of a workplace accident while in the line of duty as a Prohibition Agent. The events leading to the fatal incident began when fellow agents F. M. Taylor and H. E. Daggett conducted a raid on a large distillery operating in Kitsap County. After successfully seizing the still and apprehending several individuals, th ...
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