DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

• Police were notified May 14 at 11:04 p.m. of a domestic incident occurring in the 21500 block of 102nd Street. The responding officer arrived and heard a man and a woman yelling at each other and glass breaking outside a house. The officer advised other Bonney Lake units. When he approached the location with a sergeant he observed a 30-year-old male with no shirt on going toward the back door of the house and yelling, “Bonney Lake’s here!” The man did not respond to police officers’ order to freeze and ran inside the home, locking the door. Police observed some blood smeared on the back door. After knocking on the door with no answer, an officer threatened to kick the door down if it was not opened. A 29-year-old female opened the door. The 30-year-old male was contacted in the bathroom while he was washing the blood off. He admitted to drinking beer and became upset when asked to leave by the 29-year-old female, who was upset with him for going out and drinking. He cut his fingers on some of the glass from his vehicle when he began to deliberately damage it. East Pierce Fire and Rescue came to bandage his fingers.

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF

• Police were dispatched to a residence at 10:09 p.m. May 16 because a 9-1-1 hang-up call originated there. Upon arrival at the location at 195th Avenue, the police contacted a 38-year-old male who had a small drop of blood on his nose and was carrying two home phones. The man stated he did not know who dialed 9-1-1 and said he and his 46-year-old wife had an argument earlier outside on the home’s deck. The wife allegedly threw a glass against the side of the home. The woman stated she did not intend to hurt her husband and he was cut by a piece of glass when the item shattered. The woman admitted to drinking alcohol prior to the incident and according to police was intoxicated. The couple was provided with a domestic violence referral card.

DUI

• An officer was notified by dispatchers May 15 at 2:05 a.m. of a vehicle possibly being driven by a person under the influence traveling toward Bonney Lake. The 45-year-old reporting party was following the vehicle as it traveled east on state Route 410. The officer observed the suspect vehicle drift toward the fog line of the roadway and cross over the line. The vehicle traveled at a speed of 40 mph in a 25 mph zone. The officer activated the police vehicle’s lights and pulled the suspect vehicle over. The 26-year-old, female driver of the vehicle smelled of intoxicants and had difficulty retrieving documentation requested by the officer. The woman stated she had been drinking, but only a little. The woman did not submit to voluntary sobriety tests and was placed under arrest for DUI. The woman’s vehicle was impounded and towed and the woman was transported to the Bonney Lake Police Station for DUI processing. The responding officer took two breath samples from the woman. The first sample registered .179 and the second was .174. The woman became agitated at times and made an obscene gesture to one of the officers. Her license was rendered invalid and the woman was transported to Buckley City Jail to be held on the charge of DUI.