Sept. 14
22000 block Highway 99: A window was broken at a phone store and someone attempted to break in.
23600 block Highway 99: A disturbance between two shoppers was reported at a discount store.
6800 block 220th Street Southwest Warrant: A traffic stop resulted in a warrant arrest.
8400 block 244th Street Southwest: A man was arrested for a warrant.
21200 block 44th Avenue West: Edmonds police assisted another agency with a search of an in-custody suspect.
21900 block Highway 99: A man was arrested for a warrant.
Sept. 15
10500 block Alan A Dale Place: A man was arrested for domestic assault.
7500 block 208th Street Southwest: A stolen motorcycle was recovered.
23600 block Highway 99: Identification documents and a cell phone were stolen.
240th Street Southwest/Highway 99: A business sign was tagged with graffiti.
300 block Main Street: A customer was removed from a restaurant after not being able to pay their bill.
22000 block Highway 99: Two people were removed from a gas station.
1100 block A Avenue South: Edmonds police referred a case to Child Protective Services.
22100 block Highway 99: A woman was cited and released for stealing from a store.
22800 block 76th Avenue West: An unoccupied stolen vehicle was recovered at an apartment complex.
Sept. 16
7800 block 218th Street Southwest: A rear license plate was stolen from a vehicle.
9100 block Bowdoin Way: Edmonds police responded to a theft reported at a garage that was related to another theft in the area.
100 block West Dayton Street: Edmonds police assisted a social worker on a call with a male subject.
22200 block Highway 99: A man purchased a vehicle with a fake bank check.
23600 block Highway 99: A possibly stolen vehicle eluded officers after they initiated a traffic stop.
Sept. 17
8200 block 242nd Street Southwest: An unoccupied stolen vehicle was located and recovered by police.
21600 block 76th Avenue West: A man was arrested after refusing to leave the hospital after being discharged.
8500 block 200th Street Southwest: A student at Maplewood Parent Cooperative School reported being assaulted by staff members.
9800 block Edmonds Way: A transient woman caused a disturbance at a grocery store and was removed.
21900 block Highway 99: A woman was charged with third-degree theft after shoplifting from a store.
100 block 2nd Avenue North: Police responded to a verbal domestic argument.
22200 block Highway 99: A man was removed from a motel after refusing to leave.
8600 block 236th Street Southwest: A resident reported their neighbor pointed a gun at them.
Sept. 18
7300 block 213th Place Southwest: A woman was arrested for assaulting her ex-boyfriend during an argument.
22600 block Highway 99: A delivery driver said a gas station employee made a threat involving a knife.
22100 block Highway 99: A woman suspected of having a warrant was contacted but police were unable to confirm her identity.
16100 block 75th Place West: A resident reported ongoing harassment from a neighbor.
9500 block Firdale Avenue: A boyfriend and girlfriend argued over a TV.
23600 block Highway 99: A man assaulted a passerby after the victim refused to give him money. The subject was arrested and additionally charged with resisting arrest.
23000 block 100th Avenue West: A woman was removed from a store for loitering.
7600 block 173rd Street Southwest: A victim reported being extorted for gift cards after exchanging intimate images.
23600 block Highway 99: A man stole a basket full of groceries from a store.
23600 block Highway 99: A man was captured on video stealing a $100 bill from an open store register.
Sept. 19
3900 block Harbour Pointe Boulevard: Edmonds police assisted another agency in investigating reports of gunfire.
22100 block Highway 99: A suspicious vehicle investigation resulted in a man and woman being arrested for outstanding warrantss
19000 block 88th Avenue West: A locked mailbox was broken into and mail was stolen.
7600 block 230th Street Southwest: A resident discovered their vehicle was vandalized with several scratches while parked along the roadway.
1000 block 5th Avenue South: A resident reported their truck was stolen while visiting family in the area.
Sept. 20
4100 block Alderwood Mall Boulevard: Edmonds police assist the Lynnwood Police Department with searching for two burglary suspects.
9400 block 244th Street Southwest: A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle.
9300 block 244th Street Southwest: A catalytic converter was reported stolen from a vehicle.
9400 block 244th Street Southwest: A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle.
9500 block 244th Street Southwest: A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle.
23000 block Edmonds Way: A catalytic converter was stolen.
22200 block 100th Avenue West: An unknown suspect cut the lock from a parked trailer and stole tools.
1000 block B Avenue South: A catalytic converter was stolen from a a vehicle.
8900 block 238th Street Southwest: A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle overnight.
19100 block Olympic View Drive: A subject requested a welfare check on their ex and kids.
19100 block Olympic View Drive: Police responded to a housing dispute regarding children between family members.
I did wrong yelling inside Winco because my iphone was missing from my belt holder. 2 officers responded when the store called them. I ain’t reliever their names male/female LEO’s but he helped me in getting my iphone 12 pro max back. the female officer was chill too. I did get a criminal trespass for a year from that place ok, I did it, don’t deny what I did. That’s the way I was raised back in SW Georgia. I’m here from Miami by way of Phoenix (32 months working) to work here for a few years. Those 2 officers were very polite and did above and beyond to help me get my iphone back. I could have reported it stolen and the insurance would let me get a new one ($1500.00 cash I paid in Scottsdale AZ@ Apple store because my last one lasted 5 years) but works be a $300 deductible. I said $300 is a payment on my RV or $325 fort my truck. It would be hard to do but if I had to I would. Like I said the male officer worked on it and was able to get my iphone back. I am from the East coast. The police are there to help us. This defund the police crap, I tell people,” when you need help call a crack addict and see how much help you get “. It’s their job to keep us civil in civilization. Thanks
Phil, thank you for telling your story and for supporting the police. We all need help staying civil sometimes, and you are correct – they are here to help us do that. I am so glad you got your phone back! If there were more people like you, who could admit their mistakes, take their punishment and stay positive, we would be having a better time of it now.
Reading September 20th. There certainly is a pattern.
Phil,
Thank you for your positive letter.