
April 12
ID
theft 8300 blk 53 Av W
Victim's
debit account was accessed in Tennessee and Arkansas over the weekend. No one had permission to make those
charges. Under investigation.
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Theft of
motor vehicle 5000 blk 84 St SW
Victim's
vehicle, a gold 93 Infinity, G-20, 4-Dr was stolen between 0100 Hrs and 1500
hrs on April 10, from the above address.
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Juvenile
problem 2600 blk SR-525
Officer
responded to above location regarding a group of students in possession of
alcohol on campus. School staff
had discovered a group of students with an alcohol spiked sports drink, passing
it around. The students’ parents
were called and they and the school decided to deal with the situation as a
school matter.
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Traffic
complaint 88 St SW / 53 Av W
Caller
stated that there are frequently cars speeding back and forth on 88 St S W at
53 Av W. The cars are speeding and
making it dangerous for pedestrians.
Extra patrols are requested particularly at the above location at about
1545, when the school bus drops off passengers.
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Vehicle prowl–10500 47th PL W
Subject reported his vehicle was broken into between 04-04-10 to
04-08-10 while he left it parked in the 1600 block of Lumley AV and several
stereo items and a computer monitor were missing. Under investigation.
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Party–11100 blk Chennault Beach RD
Horizon Security reported a loud party with loud rap music at the
above listed apartment and no one would answer the door. No noise was heard upon officer’s
arrival. No one answered the
door. The problem was going to be
handled internally through management.
April 13
ID theft
12500 blk SR-525
One
costly latte
Complainant
left credit card at Starbucks April 11 and received a call from the bank
reporting the card was used in Lynnwood for nearly $900 in charges. Under investigation.
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Suspicious
incident 12600 blk Humming Bird St
Officer
met the complainant at the station regarding a collection agency trying to
collect on an account that the complainant never heard of. The account is a Verizon phone account
that the collection agency indicated they had purchased from Verizon.
The complainant contacted Verizon and
they said that they had no record of any such account. The officer advised the complainant to
send that information to the collections company.
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Animal
problem 4 St / Loveland Av
looking
for a better home?
Officer
found a full grown adult female Black Lab running loose at the above
location. The dog had a red collar
and no tags or I-D Chip. The dog
was impounded to P A W S.
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Suspicious–12300 blk Harbour Pointe BL
R/P reported her neighbor’s van door was open and the neighbor was
not answering their door. The
officer contacted the R/O of the car who was not sure if it had been
accidentally left open or not.
Nothing appeared missing and there was no sign of forced entry.
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Patrol info–13400 blk 42nd AV W
Did you really think they wouldn’t come looking?
Bail bondsman reported he was going to the above address to pick
up a subject who skipped bail.
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DUI–SR525 & 92nd ST SW
If only buses and cabs existed – oh, wait...
The officer stopped a car for a moving violation and subsequently
arrested the driver for DUI.
Results .085, .098. Cited
and released.
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Suspicious–4500 blk Harbour Pointe BL
R/P reported hearing someone in the parking lot say, “He’s pulling
a knife on me.” Two adult males
then left in an unknown type vehicle.
GOA.
April 14
Stalking-arrest
– 10500 47th Pl. W.
R/P reported
that her ex-boyfriend has been following her and leaving various notes and
messages for her this past week.
He contacted the R/P earlier today and left balloons, notes, etc. then followed her to the PD tonight
despite being told on at least two previous occasions by officers that he was
to avoid any contact with her.
The R/P was
extremely frightened and locked herself in the vestibule until officers
arrived. Officers arrested the ex
and also served him with a court order.
He was booked into the Sno. County Jail.
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Suspicious –
4900 blk 81st Pl. SW.
An employee
at the above location reported there was a Nissan in the parking lot all
afternoon that appeared to have been in a collision with airbag
deployment. Officers were unaware
of any collisions in the area and the vehicle was not reported stolen.
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Malicious
mischief – Harbour Pointe
Was there
a moron convention in town?
A resident
on the 10100 block of 48th Street reported that the driver side mirror of their
vehicle was shattered, possibly with a baseball bat. While on the call,
officers found several other vehicles also with their driver’s side mirrors
smashed.
The
following day, another motorist reported a smashed driver’s side mirror.
Harassment –
11500 blk SR 525
R/P reported
receiving threatening texts and calls from a subcontractor affiliated with his
autobody shop. The case is under
investigation.
March 15
Luring 2600
blk SR 525
The officer
responded to above location for a report of possible luring. The R/P reported that on April 14 two
males in a blue sedan asked her if she wanted a ride. They were described as white males, about 19 to 21 years
old. She said that she walked away
and heard them continue to make comments but could not hear specifically what
was said. She described the
vehicle as possibly a Volvo.
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Theft 13000
blk 47th Pl West
R/P reported
a check for $885 was taken from his home the previous day. He suspected his daughter who had been
at his house at the time. The
officer was unable to contact the suspect. The case is under investigation.
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Disturbance 4600
blk Harbour Pt Blvd
The officers
responded to the above location for an assault that just occurred. The R/P reported that a subject punched
him after the R/P made an inappropriate comment about the subjects
physique. The suspect approached
the R/P and challenged him to repeat the comment then he inadvertently “belly
bumped” the R/P but did not punch him.
There was no evidence of a crime.
The subject was warned about making contact and the R/P was warned for
Provoking an Assault.
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Suspicious –
3900 blk H.P. Blvd. SW. (
Officers
were dispatched to a possible vehicle theft in progress at the above
location. A male was seen tampering
with the steering column of a truck.
Contact was made with the subject and two companions and it was
determined that he was the owner of the truck. The subjects had likely been involved in some type of drug
transaction and were all told to leave the area.
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Public
assist – 8400 blk SR 525
R/P reported
that he inadvertently put his credit card in the wrong slot while paying for
gas at the above location and was now concerned that the cashier might take his
card. The officer assisted the R/P
in getting the card back.
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Suspicious/welfare
check – Chennault Beach/H.P. Blvd.
Officers
were dispatched to an area check for a juvenile female wearing a red dress and
ballet shoes. The female was
reportedly pulling a suitcase and trying to flag down a vehicle. The R/P reported that the female then
hid the suitcase and a handbag in the bushes. The female and items were GOA.
April 16
Animal
problem 9000 Blk 4 St
Officer
met with a dog owner who had found their small dog deceased in an area back
behind their back yard. It
appeared that the dog had been killed by a raccoon or a coyote. NFA.
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Blocking
accident SR-525/Chennault Bch Rd
How much
time did you save, genius?
Veh 1 was
following Veh 2 N/B on SR-525 approaching Chennault Bch Rd. The traffic signal turned to amber and
Veh 2 stopped. Veh 1 struck Veh 2
from behind pushing it through the intersection. Veh 2 blocked one lane in each
direction for 30 minutes until towed away.
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Assault
1/eluding 5000 Blk 81 Pl SW
Officers
responded to the above address regarding a disturbance involving a gun being
brandished. Two suspects had just left the scene in a maroon SUV. While
responding to the call officers located the suspect vehicle.
After a
brief pursuit the vehicle was stopped and the two occupants detained. It was determined that the occupants of
the vehicle had previously argued with another person, who confronted them at
the door with a semi auto pistol. That subject was taken into custody.
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Res burg
9100 Blk 53 Av W
Victim
residence was burgled sometime between 0830 and 1254 hrs. The victim returned home and found one
of his computers sitting outside his back door. The residence was searched and no one was found inside. There were three handguns stolen. Under investigation.
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Harassment –
5400 Blk Harbour Pt. Blvd
R/P said
that an unwanted female phoned him three times today. R/P does not want to get an order against her or take steps
to prevent her from calling because it would “inconvenience him”. The officer phoned the female and asked
her to stop calling the R/P. She
said that the R/P is going through a difficult time and she wanted to be part
of his support group, but agreed to stop calling.
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Fish/Wildlife
Violation – 700 Blk Front Street
Next time,
go to Arnie’s - they even clean if
for you!
The officers
responded to the pier for four men illegally crabbing. The officers located the men who were
crabbing with one license. They
dumped their crab and the officers warned them.
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Harassment –
5400 Blk Harbour Pt. Blvd
R/P again
called and said that the female was continuing to call him. He said that he is moving out of the
state tomorrow and hoped that would take care of the problem.
April 17
Suspicious
vehicle 800 Blk 2 St
Officer
responded to a report of a vehicle abandoned in the alley blocking the driveway
to the business at the above location.
Officer found the vehicle parked in the private parking area of the
business.
The
business owner was advised that they could have the vehicle towed off the
property if it was there without authorization. The vehicle was impounded privately to Mary's Towing.
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Suspicious
incident 5000 Block 81 Pl SW
Neighbors
of the apartment searched on the previous day reported a lot of people in and
out of the apartment. It appeared
that they were moving out after being served eviction papers by the landlord
on.
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Malicious mischief–900 Blk 1st ST
Stay classy there, folks!
R/P requested an area check for three males and three females
throwing rocks at trains. Patrol
info.
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Missing person–6700 Blk Waterton CI
R/P reported his sister packed her belongings, apologized for
prior behavior, said she wanted a fresh start and left the residence.
April 18
Malicious
mischief Lighthouse Park
Loser
was here
Officer
responded to an anonymous complaint of tagging at the park. Officer found some tables, signs and a
log on the beach had been tagged with spray paint.
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Suspicious
incident 4600 Blk Har Pt Blvd
Perhaps
keep better track?
Caller
lost or misplaced a flash drive while using a computer at the library. He accused a juvenile at the library of
taking the drive. He did not have
it. The complainant said he has
lost three flash drives in the past.
He did not want any report.
Public
nuisance Lighthouse Park
A whole
different flash drive
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Officer
making a park check was advised by several park goers that a woman was walking
on the beach with no clothes on playing air bongos and talking loudly to
herself.
Officers
contacted s female who was angry and hostile towards officers. She was told that she was being
inappropriate at the beach and she had to leave. She left without further incident.
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Assault 4 DV
–
R/P reported
that her son pushed her to the ground and then kicked and punched her while she
was in the fetal position. He then
broke a flowerpot and left on foot with his girlfriend. Officers located the
two in the woods. (S-1) was
ultimately booked into the Denny Youth Center on assault 4DV, malicious
mischief 3DV, obstructing, and a malicious mischief 3 warrant.
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Burglary
2/theft of a motor vehicle – 10800 Blk Harbour Pt. Blvd
Too dumb to
pass the driver’s test
The officers
responded to the location for two juveniles that stole a golf cart from a
storage area and drove it toward the ball fields. The cart was located a short distance away by the ball
fields, but the juveniles were not located.
Suspicious
person – 13200 Blk Beverly Park Road
Escape –
you’re doing it wrong
R/P reported
that a male associated with a blue Chevy Silverado was standing in his driveway
when he got home. The male told
the R/P that he was trying to get away from the cops and he thought a cop was
behind him. The male left in his
vehicle and was not located.
Officers also passed the information on to SCSO in case they were
looking for him.
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Malicious
mischief 3DV/theft –
While on the
above assault 4DV call, R/P reported that her son damaged some walls in the
house while they were arguing and stole $150 and a ring from her. Case sent to the juvenile prosecutor
for review.
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Attempted
vehicle theft – 4900 Blk 81st Place SW
R/P reported
that he just saw someone run off after being in his neighbor’s car. Officers stopped a vehicle leaving the
area and identified the occupants.
They denied the theft. K9
also searched the area while officers spoke with the above subjects with negative
results. The owner of the vehicle
gave consent to search the passenger’s compartment, but would not allow
officers to search the trunk. The
officers did not locate anything illegal.
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Warrant
service/VUCSA – 4600 Blk Chennault Beach Road
The officers
responded to the location for two males stealing metal out of the recycle bin. Upon arrival, officers located one male
in a vehicle and the other lying down behind a nearby recycle bin.
A check on
the first male revealed an outstanding warrant for DWLS-3rd
degree. During the search incident
to arrest, the officer located methamphetamines on him and ultimately booked
into the county jail on the warrant and the drugs.