March 9

Suspicious behavior: Officers responded to a SR 410 store to the report of a male acting suspicious and possibly on drugs. He told officers he was waiting for his wife and would have left the store if asked. He left the scene and officers cleared it. Less than 20 minutes later, officers were asked to return to the store because the male had downloaded Facebook messenger on a display phone and was contacting people about purchasing heroin.

March 7

Found property, warrant: Officers traveling in the 4900 block of South Island Drive were flagged down by a male subject reporting a set of keys he had found on March 4. While conducting a records check of the subject, officers were told he had four warrants for his arrest and one from the Sumner Police Department. Officers transported him to Sumner where he was released into their care.

Suspended license: Officers traveling on the Sumner-Buckley Highway noticed a vehicle without a license plate driving east bound. The vehicle appeared to have a trip permit in the back window but was altered. Officers contacted the driver, a man, who was unable to provide identification. The passenger told officers it was her vehicle and she was the one who tampered with the trip permit. The man’s Florida driver’s license was suspended and had expired in April 2008. The driver was issued a criminal citation for third-degree driving with a suspended license and an infraction for having no driver’s license with him. The passenger was also issued a criminal citation for altering the trip permit.