Police Beat, week of April 7
Published on Wed, Apr 7, 2010Read More Police
March 29
Traffic hazard
Dispatch received six
calls regarding trees leaning over phone lines and cable transmitters. Verizon was called and responded to
take care of the problem.
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Suspicious incident –
5800 block Chennault Beach Road
Homeowner found three
workers in her fenced back yard with strange tools. Officer discovered that the tenant had scheduled the workers
to pressure wash the roof. There was no problem at the location.
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Public assist
What a waste
Officer met with two
women who each needed information on how to stop the other from e-mailing
and/or making contact with them after a 20-plus year friendship ended. They were advised to obtain no contact
orders.
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Vehicle recovery 3300
blk Paine Av, Everett
Dispatch advised that
Everett P D had recovered a Mukilteo stolen vehicle at Intercounty Towing at
the above location. The owner of
the car was notified and the vehicle was removed from WACIC Stolen Vehicle
File.
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Suspicious-10500 47th
PL W
R/P reported that his
neighbor (unknown name) in his neighborhood is dealing narcotics. R/P said there is lots of vehicle
traffic at all hours and he has witnessed exchanges.
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Malicious
mischief-900 blk 1st ST
R/P reported the back
window of his vehicle broke when he got in and closed the door and suspected it
had been damaged prior by someone trying to break into it. Nothing was missing.
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Hang up-1700 blk
Washington Ave
The officer responded
to an open cell phone 911 call from the above area with talking and laughter in
the background. The officer
determined it came from the 700 blk 16th PL and contacted the dialer who said
it was accidental.
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Party- 7700 blk 46th PL W
R/P reported a large
party with more than 50 people attending and 40 cars on the road. The partygoers left without
incident. The resident was cited
for furnishing liquor to minors.
March 30
Malicious mischief
5400 blk Har Pt Blvd
Victim's car was
keyed in front of the above residence overnight. Victim's son is suspected. Under investigation.
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Request extra patrol
400 blk Lamar Dr
Doesn’t sound good
to us
R/P reported
receiving four rapid succession phone calls at 12:15 a.m. The caller said his name and claimed he
was calling from Goodwill. The caller
asked for clothing donations to be left out on the curb. Due to the lateness of the call and the
fact that it is an unlisted/unpublished number, the R/P requested extra patrol
in the area.
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Civil problem 5800 blk 86 Pl SW
Complainant said his
neighbor was trimming his trees.
Officer found that the neighbor had taken down a large tree limb that
had grown over his property. The
complainant has allowed the neighbor to trim limbs over his property in the
past. He was told that such
disagreements needed to be dealt with through a civil court.
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Parking complaint
4700 blk Wilmington Way
Officer responded to
the above location regarding a vehicle parked on the wrong side of the
road. A trailer was reported to be
parked with a pressure washer chained to a tree. Officer issued a parking ticket and marked the vehicle for
impound.
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Accident–84th
ST SW & Paine Field BL
The
lines are our friends!
R/P
reported that a vehicle hit the median and knocked over a sign (Public Works
service request completed) and finally stopped at 8200 blk 44th AV W. The driver was cited for reckless driving.
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Suspicious–600
Front ST
R/P
reported a dark blue small SUV type vehicle (unknown license) was last seen
turning west onto Front ST from SR525 and a woman in the backseat was yelling,
“stop.” GOA.
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Malicious
Mischief II–7900
blk SR525
An
employee from the above business reported a male had vandalized vehicles in the
parking lot. The subject was last
seen southbound SR525 on foot.
Officers located the subject at the post office. Subsequent investigation revealed the
subject had kicked and punched a vehicle causing $1000-plus in damage. He was booked and lodged at the
Snohomish County Jail.
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Alarm–400
blk Lincoln AV
Alarm
Concept reported an audible commercial burglary alarm covering central motion
at the above location. The
subscriber was already inside the business when the officer arrived. The subscriber said both doors were
secure
and
the business appeared okay. A
yellow card was left.
March
31
Animal Complaint 1500
blk Goat Trail Rd
The officer responded to
the above area for a report of a golden retriever running in the roadway. It was not located.
Criminal Traffic 4500
84th St SW
Yeah, we can count
on that…
The officer stopped a
vehicle for a traffic offense and found the driver’s license to be
suspended. He was cited and
released with a promise not to drive.
Suspicious 7000
blk 44th Place West
What color was the
meat?
The officer responded to
the above area for a report of two males selling meat out of the back of a
burgundy pickup truck. They were
not located.
Order Violation 10700
blk SR 525
Oh, is that frowned
upon?
R/P reported that her
husband called Compass Health twice, claiming to be an Everett police officer
and inquiring if she was there.
The officer called the husband and he admitted to making the calls. (He was calling from Lincoln,
Nebraska.) The case will be sent
to the prosecutor for charging.
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Traffic Collision 10600
blk 47th Place West
The officers responded
to the above location for a vehicle vs. building collision. The driver said that she hit the
accelerator instead of the brake.
She was not injured.
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Animal Complaint 9500
blk 49th Pl W
Forget somebody?
The officers responded
to the above apartment for a report that a dog had been left inside for several
days. The officer spoke to the
dog’s owner by phone who gave permission to enter the apartment and remove the
dog. The dog was taken to PAWS
pending the owner’s return.
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Welfare Check
R/P reported that his
friend was suicidal and was trying to kill herself by starvation. The officers determined that the friend
was not suicidal and was not a threat to herself.
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Traffic Complaint
– 8800 blk 56th Pl. W.
Walking is healthy and
quiet
The officer was
dispatched to a report of an ongoing problem with a juvenile male driving
around with a loud exhaust. The
officer contacted the subject and he agreed to repair the exhaust system.
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Juvenile Problem
– 4900 blk 101st Pl. SW.
R/P reported that
neighborhood kids have been playing with his cat and he wanted them to
stop. The officer gave him some
suggestions on how to resolve the matter.
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Suspicious – 1100 Blk 2nd St.
An anonymous complainant
reported that a female might be driving through the area intoxicated in a
silver Pontiac around 8 p.m. The
vehicle was GOA.
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Confined Stray Dog
– 8900 blk 45th Pl. W. The homeowner reported
finding a small Pomeranian type dog that she was unable to keep overnight. The dog did not have any tags or chip
and was transported to the PD for the night.
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Warrant/criminal
trespass/obstructing – 84th/SR
525.
The officer contacted a
subject at the 7-Eleven and determined he had a warrant. He fled on foot and later attempted to
hide in a backyard etc. A K-9
track was conducted but he was not found.
April 1
Found child 10500
blk Harbour Pt Blvd
The officer responded to
above location for a 7-year-old child that had been dropped off for
school. The school was closed for
spring break. The officer
contacted the child’s mother who responded and picked him up.
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Civil 11200
blk 47th Ave West
The officer was dispatched
to the above business for harassment compliant. The complainant reported that their business phone line had
been jammed due to a lot of calls from a location in Hawaii. The business agreed to try to block the
number. It was also possibly a glitch
in the phone system.
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Found Property 5300
blk 104th Street SW
R/P reported that about
7 juveniles jumped a fence and were in the greenbelt behind his residence. He said one of them had a leaf blower
with him and left it behind when they left. The officers did not locate the juveniles or any evidence of
a burglary in the neighborhood.
The leaf blower was booked into evidence as found property.
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Assist Law – 600 blk Front St.
Island County requested
that the officer check the inbound ferry for a tan 96’ Windstar. The female driver was reportedly
involved in a domestic dispute earlier.
The vehicle was GOA.
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Assist Law/Civil
Problem – 10500 47th
Pl. W.
R/P came to the PD to
report that she was being harassed by a relative. It was determined that the relative had sent a process
server to the R/P’s residence to serve her with court papers. The incident all took place in the
unincorporated county. The officer
assisted the subjects in coordinating a time to exchange the papers.
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Suspicious – 8800 Blk 48th Pl. W.
The officer was
dispatched to an area check for two juveniles in the area possibly trying to
open car doors. The subjects were
GOA and there were no obvious signs of any vehicle prowls.
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Suspicious – 7800 Blk 44th Ave. W.
Officers were dispatched
to an area check for two subjects associated with a tan car possibly looking
through mailboxes in the area. The
subjects were GOA and there were no signs that any mailboxes had been tampered
with.
April 2
Non-report accident
4600 Blk Chennault Bch Rd
Officer responded to
a two vehicle collision at the above location. A semi tractor trainer backed into an F-250 pickup. There was non-reportable damage and the
Officer assisted the parties with exchange of information.
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Public Assist 1100
Block Mukilteo Blvd
Officer responded to
the area regarding a report of an elderly man walking in the roadway. Officer contacted a male walking with a
walker, who waved the officer over at the above location. The man was a stroke recovery patient
at a family nursing home in the area.
He had become turned around walking from the bus to his new residence. Officer gave him a ride to the nursing
home.
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Veh Prowl/ Theft 2
6200 Blk St Andrews Dr
Victim vehicle parked
at the above location was broken in to overnight. A laptop computer and two i-Pods were taken. Under investigation.
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Hit
& Run–700 Blk Front ST
A WSP Trooper was on
scene with a victim of a vehicle prowl that occurred overnight. The officer determined it to be a hit
and run collision. No suspects.
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Custody–
R/P
reported her ex hadn’t brought their two children back in violation of their
parenting plan. R/P has not seen
the children in a year. Marysville
PD was already investigating this incident and were going to document it. Both parties were referred to the court
to update the parenting plan.
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Unwanted
Subject–600 Blk Front ST
R/P
reported a male and two females were cut off from drinking, asked to leave and
refused. The subjects left prior
to the officers arrival. NFA.
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Residential
Burglary–12300 Blk Harbour Pointe BL
R/P
reported his condo was broken into.
Golf clubs, watches and jewelry were missing. No sign of forced entry.
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Suspicious–12300
Blk Harbour Pointe BL
R/P
reported someone was pounding on her front door. It turned out to be the victim from the above call. NFA.
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Stolen
Vehicle Recovery–8300 Blk 53rd AV W
R/P
reported an occupied suspicious pickup parked in front of the location for over
an hour. Upon arrival (before
vehicle was located) a male was seen walking into the complex. Officers located a vehicle reported
stolen by CHP Sacramento, CA. A K9
track was conducted with negative results. Several GPS units and tools were in the vehicle. Impounded by Shannon Towing.
April 3
Check Welfare 3800
Blk Har Pt Blvd SW
Talk about prompt
Officers checked on a driver who had been parked in the parking lot for the past 6 hours. Officers contacted a subject who said that he was from New York and was here to go to work at Boeing.
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Check area / DUI
Hwy-99 / SR-525
Officers checked
SR-525 for a white mini-van driven in an irratic manner from HWY-99. The van was not located.
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Animal complaint 4400
Blk 75 St SW
Sniff and make up?
Officer checked the
area for two neighbors' dogs fighting.
Nothing was located.
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Theft 3
R/P reported theft of
$300.00 cash from her purse over night.
The suspect is known to the R/P.
Under investigation.
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Traffic Complaint –
4500 Blk Harbour Pt. Blvd
Unclear on the
concept
R/P was upset because a
car almost hit him while he was jaywalking in his area. He wanted another crosswalk put in at
the location, but the officer told him that he should use one of the two
existing crosswalks (47th/Harbour Pt. or Harbour Pt./SR 525) and
that it would likely be his fault if he were struck by a car while
jaywalking. R/P said that he was
going to write a letter to the city and ask that another crosswalk be installed.
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Traffic Problem –
7600 Blk SR 525
We’d hate to see
intoxicated!
The officers responded
to the location for a silver Mazda truck that was unable to stay in his lane
and was stopping in the middle of the road. The officer located the vehicle and stopped it for a traffic
infraction. The driver was not
intoxicated, just lost.
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Burglary – 12300 Blk
Harbour Pt. Blvd
The officers responded
to a silent commercial alarm at the location. While checking the perimeter, the officers found a TV lying
outside of the back door.
Containment was set and Edmonds K9 tracked the suspect(s) south from the
location, but the suspect(s) was not located.
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Loud Party Complaint
– 9500 Blk 49th Place W
The
officers responded to a loud party at the above location. They found several people playing Rock
Band there. The gamers agreed to
keep the noise down.
and
to keep their day jobs…
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Suspicious Vehicle –
4800 Blk Harbour Heights DR
R/P reported a male in a
silver Hyundia was possibly doing drugs.
The officer contacted a female delivering newspapers in such a vehicle
and she was not doing drugs.
April 4
Suspicious incident
2100 Blk Clover Ct
Officers responded to
the above address regarding a vehicle prowl that had just happened. The caller said a strange woman had
been at the residence just prior to discovery of the prowl. The woman was described as wearing a
flower printed skirt a tan skirt and a strange hat. She had left on foot towards the school. Officers contacted a subject and found
that nothing had been taken and that no one had seen the woman in the vehicle.
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Attempted I-D theft
4700 Blk Pointes Dr
R/P reported that an
unknown actor had attempted to use his social security number to open a new
phone service with ATT. The credit
bureau alerted ATT and the R/P of the fraud and the account was denied by
ATT. Under investigation.
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Suspicious incident
600 Blk Front St
Officer responded to
Lighthouse Park regarding a report of a subject loading the parking payment
station into a pickup. Officer
found that the Diamond Parking Company was moving the pay stations at the
request of the city.
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Open
Door–1500 Blk W Horizon DR
R/P
reported a multi-million dollar house under construction with an open door. He saw a white Chevrolet truck in front
of the house earlier. Officers
found a home unsecured and no sign of forced entry. The residence checked okay. The front door was secured. The rear of the residence is under construction and open. There had been an open house at the
residence earlier in the day.
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Assault
IV DV–
R/P
reported that her husband hit her and grabbed her around the neck causing minor
injury. The male subject was
arrested and booked and lodged at the Snohomish County Jail.