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July 12
22600 block 76th Avenue West: Edmonds PD assisted Thurston County Sheriff’s Office with arresting an adult male.
7300 block 213th Place West: An employee’s health care insurance information was compromised and used illegally.
8700 block 192nd Street Southwest: A telephone pole was damaged by an unknown subject at an unknown time.
7400 block 212th Street Southwest: A collision was reported that involved a pedestrian and a city vehicle.
24100 block Highway 99: A subject was cited and released after stealing from a department store.
21800 block 86th Place West: Police responded to an argument between a husband and wife about marital issues.
24100 block Highway 99: A man stole merchandise from a store.
100 block West Dayton Street: A vehicle was broken into and personal items stolen.
100 block Main Street: A vehicle was broken into while the registered owner was working.
800 block Caspers Street: A vehicle was broken into and a window smashed.
July 13
100 block Railroad Avenue: A woman was booked into Snohomish County Jail for DUI.
7900 block 212th Street Southwest: Graffiti tags were applied by multiple subjects, caught on camera.
23800 block Highway 99: A stolen vehicle was located moving in traffic; a traffic stop was not attempted.
23800 block Highway 99: A suspicious vehicle was located in a motel parking lot
24100 block Highway 99: A man was arrested for shoplifting and outstanding warrants.
23500 block Highway 99: A man was detained and released for suspicion of DUI.
July 14
22500 block Highway 99: Two men set off theft sensors when leaving Rite Aid. They made no purchases.
200 block Railroad Avenue: A woman stole two straws from a business and was trespassed from the location.
22500 block Highway 99: A man stole alcohol from a business.
7900 block 228th Street Southwest: Two men broke into an occupied residence and were confronted by the homeowner. The men fled in a vehicle that was possibly being driven by a third subject.
22500 block Highway 99: A dog was left in a vehicle for an extended period of time.
24100 block Highway 99: Multiple people were trespassed from a department store during a retail theft emphasis operation.
24100 block Highway 99: A juvenile male was trespassed from a store after being caught shoplifting. The product was recovered and the juvenile was released from custody.
24100 block Highway 99: A man was arrested for shoplifting after cutting security tags off merchandise.
24111 block Highway 99: A woman was arrested for shoplifting.
July 15
7600 block 230th Street Southwest: Police received a report of an ex-girlfriend locking out her ex-boyfriend. When police arrived, the parties had already separated.
7000 block Meadowdale Beach Road: A homeowner reported juveniles vandalizing mailboxes on the street.
9500 block Bowdoin Way: Officers heard a disturbance in a city park. One subject was detained and another subject was contacted. Both were released.
22500 block Highway 99: A man stole alcohol from a business. He was not located.
22500 block Highway 99: A man was arrested for possessing a stolen vehicle.
8000 block 185th Street Southwest: Bank cards were stolen from a vehicle parked at a park.
21600 block 76th Avenue West: A man who was medically detained by the hospital attempted to flee from security. He was caught, detained and returned to his now-secure room.
21300 block 80th Avenue West: The front door of a residence was damaged.
21900 block Highway 99: A juvenile female trespassed from WinCo after shoplifting.
900 block 5th Avenue South: A collision investigation led to a male being arrested for DUI.
July 16
100 block West Main Street: Police responded to a report of verbal domestic issues involving child custody and personal belongings.
22700 block Highway 99: A license plate stolen in Seattle was located attached to an unsuspecting motorist’s vehicle.
July 17
21600 block 76th Avenue West: A man reported a missing watch.
600 block Main Street: An unknown suspect stole a gas container from a residence.
100 block 3rd Avenue North: A burglary was reported at a condo complex.
8600 block 196th Street Southwest: A subject who was previously trespassed from a location was arrested and booked into jail.
24100 block Highway 99: Retail store reported theft with suspects leaving in a vehicle.
21300 block 80th Avenue West: A man attempted to get into multiple vehicles in a parking lot.
July 18
23600 block Highway 99: Fraud over the phone resulted in $500 lost.
5th Avenue North/Main Street: A report of an assault was taken by Mukilteo Police Department. It will be investigated in Edmonds where the assault was reported to have occured.
9th Avenue South/220th Street Southwest: A hit-and-run collision was reported.
23800 block Highway 99: A stolen vehicle was located moving in traffic; a traffic stop was not attempted.
Ummm, why not?
That one caught my attention too. I’m guessing it was either too big to box in or too sporty to risk lighting up (causing them to run). Either way I would think one could coordinate an effort.
Do you think maybe it’s just possible the police decided to not to risk the possibility of a high speed chase, an expensive police car getting wrecked, or a totally innocent bystander getting injured in such a process? Real police work is different than TV police work. For example, I’d like to see more speeding tickets handed out in town, but I don’t want to see police cars careening dangerously around town chasing someone for speeding or doing a California stop. Police work requires good judgement and I’m thankful virtually all of ours have that.
Yes, more speeding tickets and turn signal violations!!! 40% of drivers refuse to use their blinkers … they will only learn if given a moving violation and fined.
A woman stole two straws…
That one has me scratching my head, too. There must be some context there …
the straw that broke the camels back…I assume there is more that was occurring with that individual and this may have been the only way action was able to take place.
Likely for Fentanyl use.