RECOVERED AUTO: Police recovered a stolen automobile July 5 and had it impounded. A phone message was left with the registered owner and the Stanwood (Wash.) Police Department was notified.
FOUR LOCO: Police were notified July 5 by staff at a Griffin Avenue business, who reported a known female had just stolen four cans of Four Loco. The suspect was contacted at her home and was arrested for shoplifting. She also was ordered to stay away from the business.
NEIGHBOR TROUBLE: A Cole Street resident asked police for advice July 5 in dealing with harassment by a neighbor. An original incident had been reported a day earlier.
FIREWORKS CALLS: Police responded to 20 fireworks complaints between 4 p.m. and midnight on the Fourth of July. In some cases, the fireworks were legal; in other instances, police confiscated illegal fireworks (bottle rockets). In one case, a parent was notified after a sparkler bomb was confiscated.
CYCLE DUI: A McHugh Avenue resident told police at 12:36 a.m. July 4 someone had just ridden a dirt bike through his yard. Police contacted the rider, who was arrested for driving under the influence.
ARREST WARRANT: Police responded at 2 a.m. July 3 to a report of a vehicle full of people appeared to be partying. One occupant was taken into custody on an arrest warrant issued by the Kent Police Department. All others were released.
ROLLOVER: City police responded at 4:30 p.m. July 3 to assist King County authorities with a rollover automobile accident at 284th Avenue Southeast and Southeast 480th Street.
SPRINKLER DAMAGED: Three juveniles damaged a sprinkler head outside a Roosevent Avenue business July 3. All were arrested and transported to the city jail for booking. The fire alarm system was shut down and a fire watch was initiated.
SCHOOL TARGETED: Police were told July 2 of malicious mischief the prior weekend at Kibler Elementary School. Graffiti was found, along with damage to an outdoor outlet. There were no suspects.
HIT AND RUN: A report was filed the afternoon of July 2 regarding a hit-and-run incident occurring during the past 24 hours. A Lowell Avenue resident reported damage to the front, driver-side fender and bumper of a vehicle.
CAR VS. POLE: Police responded the afternoon of July 2 to a one-car, noninjury accident. A vehicle hit a power pole on Griffin Avenue. Puget Sound Energy responded to deal with the pole and the vehicle was privately impounded.
TWO ASSAULTED: A complainant told police July 1 that a suspect assaulted both her and her brother at a Lafromboise Street residence. An officer responded and arrested a subject on assault charges. The report came at 10:19 p.m. July 1.
TENANT DISPUTE: A citizen requested police assistance June 30 regarding issues with a landlord who was attempting to change locks. An officer responded and settled the issue. The Scandia Avenue landlord was to leave the locks as they were and go through proper channels to begin eviction proceedings.
TEXT TROUBLES: Police were told June 30 of illegal activity and inappropriate texting. An officer provided information to all the involved parties about the consequences of such activity. No further action was taken.
VEHICLE STOLEN: An employee arrived for work the morning of June 30 and parked on Cole Street. When she looked for her car at noon, it was missing. It was later located in the parking lot of the Enumclaw library. All appeared OK and the owner took her vehicle home.
PROWLERS NABBED: Police took a report shortly after 2 a.m. June 29 of two males prowling a vehicle in the QFC parking lot. The reporting party detained the two until officers arrived. The pair were booked for vehicle prowl and possession of drug paraphernalia.
SPARKLER BOMB: An officer on patrol at 11:30 p.m. June 29 observed a possible sparkler bomb in the vicinity of Kibler Avenue and Division Street. The officer contacted two subjects who denied having anything to do with the matter.
