All suspects in the police blotter are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

WARRANT: At 7:12 a.m. Nov. 13, an officer was dispatched to a warrant with the King County Sheriff Department at the Peasley Canyon Park and Ride. The officer picked up the prisoner and transported him to Buckley Jail, where he was booked for Driving While License Suspended in the third degree.

THEFT FROM LOCKER: At 10 a.m. Nov. 13, an officer was contacted by phone about a theft. The caller said that on Nov. 11, she was at Prime Fitness to work out from 8 to 11 a.m. She had placed her things in an unsecured locker while she was exercising. She said she normally kept her wallet with her, but had left it in the locker that day. When she finished with her workout, she found that someone had gone through her things and her wallet was missing. She told the officer she had contacted her financial institutions to cancel the cards. There were no suspects or leads at the time of the report.

WEIRD: At 7:04 a.m. Nov. 15, an officer was dispatched to 208th Avenue East on a report of suspicious circumstances. A homeowner on the street reported a suspicious vehicle parked up the street. Two people left an air-sealed tote on the sidewalk and drove away quickly. The officer located the container, with the lid off and in the grass nearby. The container contained phone connection supplies, and no ownership information. The original caller was unable to provide physical descriptions of the two people who had driven away. The container was placed into evidence.

VEHICLE PROWL: At 7:59 a.m. Nov. 15, an officer spoke to a citizen about a vehicle prowl that had occurred at her residence the night before. She said she had parked her car in her driveway at 10 p.m. the night before, unlocked. When she returned to her car in the morning, she noticed the car had been entered and several items removed. The missing items were shoes, two wallets, and a day planner. The wallets and planner contained personal items and paperwork, including social security cards. The officer advised her to contact the Social Security Administration, her bank and employers to notify them her personal information had been stolen. The officer also advised her to conduct frequent credit checks on herself to make sure no one was using her identity or opening new accounts. There was no suspect information at the time of the report.

SHOPLIFT: At 2:10 p.m. Nov. 15, an officer was dispatched to Target to assist in trespassing a man who had previously shoplifted from the store. The officer was notified en route that there was probable cause to arrest the man for a previous case. He contacted the suspect man as he was leaving the store, told him why he was stopping him, and put him in handcuffs for a search. The officer found a pair of pants, tags attached, under the front of the man’s coat. The man said he was returning the pants, and forgot the receipt. The store loss prevention officer reviewed surveillance footage and found the man had taken the pants. The man was arrested for theft. He was being interviewed by detectives at the time of the police report.

VEHICLE PROWL: At 5:50 p.m. Nov. 16, an officer responded to Kinder Care regarding a theft from a vehicle. The vehicle owner said she went in to the business to pick up her child, and when she came back she saw her driver side rear window had been broken out. Her purse and its contents were missing from the car. The officer’s patrol of the immediate area turned up nothing. Photos of the vehicle were taken to be placed into evidence. There was no suspect information at the time of the report.

FOUND MACHETE: At 10:35 p.m. Nov. 16, an officer conducting a security check of Rite-Aid was given a backpack by the manager. The manager said she found a bicycle and backpack behind the store. The bicycle had been there most of the day, but she had just noticed the backpack, which was particularly conspicuous for a machete protruding from it. The manager said she would store the bicycle, but was uncomfortable having the machete around. The backpack contained the machete, three bicycle lights, two packs of flea and tick medication for cats, cortisone ointment, a hat, ear swabs, hydrogen peroxide and two bottles of makeup. The backpack and contents were placed into evidence. Nothing further at the time of the report.