Police took a report the afternoon of Nov. 1 about someone walking around the Battersby Avenue area, hitting signs and being confrontational. Officers contacted both the suspect and the reporting party; the suspect was counseled and the matter was settled.
Pierce County News for the week of November 3, 2016.
Part one of the domestic violence series provided an in-depth look at stories from victims who have dealt with domestic violence. The stories had a few things in common, including that the victims stayed with their abuser for years. This raises the questions of how victims can get out of a domestic violence situation.
Oct. 22 activity included a DUI incident at 12:25 a.m. at SR 410 and Mundy Loss Road; a road rage situation shortly before 1 p.m., also at SR 4110 and Mundy Loss Road; a commercial burglary alarm at a Cemetery Road address; and a shoplifting incident at 11:06 p.m. at a highway location.
The incident began when Tobin Hugh Panton witnessed his car being stolen from his driveway.
The Oct. 20 Black Diamond City Council meeting was uncharacteristically restrained, with little in the way of unchecked emotion and even less action and content.
Pooling money from a myriad of sources – from community rummage sales to a state grant – the town of Wilkeson is on track to renovate Roosevelt Park.
Officers were called Oct. 20 to a shoplifting, with one of the items being a small Seahawks refrigerator. Officers obtained a description of the getaway car and found it nearby with the fridge in the back. Officers contacted the male in the drivers seat and arrested him for theft.
Tax rates will drop slightly for Enumclaw property owners next year, assuming the current formula holds true.
Officers were off duty in a gym on Oct. 18 when they overheard other people saying they could see a drug deal going on outside. Officers watched a parked car with a male in the drivers seat and another in the passenger seat exchange what looked like a large amount of marijuana.
Officers were called Oct. 26 to a robbery in progress. Officers arrived on the scene and detained a subject pointed out to them by employees. According to employees, the man was acting strange, walked behind the counter with his hands in his pockets and stared at the clerk, which was when she tripped the emergency robbery button.
A quartet of Enumclaw High golfers are headed to the Class 4A state tournament and five others will have one more opportunity to advance to state play.
The following was written by Lindsay Bosslet for Public Health Insider.
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