Mooring, Agent Harold V.

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End of Watch April 1, 1925

Agency United States Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms

County Grays Harbor County

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On September 21, 1923, Agent Harold Mooring of the United States Prohibition Unit was shot while investigating and collecting evidence in a bootlegging case. The incident occurred while he and other agents were investigating the owner of a cigar store in Cosmopolis.

The Seattle-based agent survived the shooting and testified against the defendants in court. However, on April 1, 1925, Agent Mooring died of pneumonia, a complication from his gunshot wound

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