Police Blotter
April 11, 2012
By Staff
North Bend
Attack of the BBs
A North Bend couple reported they left their 2007 Chevrolet truck in Mount Si Tavern’s parking lot the night of March 16. When they returned the next day to pick it up, they noticed the windshield had been shot with BBs. A bartender at the tavern had also reported the patio area had been sprayed with BBs that night.
Peeing in the bushes
A police officer saw a woman in the bushes on Southeast 140th Street at 9:15 p.m. March 16. He reported she then ran out of the bushes, got into her vehicle and drove away. When he tried to stop her, she pulled into a driveway and then almost backed into his vehicle. The officer asked what Mare Bron, 50, of Snoqualmie, was doing in the bushes. She told him she was urinating and was on her way to visit a friend. Bron failed field sobriety tests and her blood alcohol content readings were .218 percent and .24 percent. The legal limit in Washington is .08 percent. Bron was arrested for DUI and taken to the Issaquah Jail.
Hit and run
An SUV with California license plates collided with the front end of a truck bearing Montana plates late the night of March 17. A witness told police the SUV drove away after the incident, which happened in front of the Pour House in North Bend. Police are investigating.
Breaking up is hard to do
A North Bend man reported to police March 27 that his truck tires have been slashed three times recently. He said he suspects his ex-girlfriend may be responsible.
Three-wheeled car stolen
A North Bend man reported that someone had stolen his 1991 Toyota Celica that was missing a rear wheel. He’d been parking it in a lot near Scott’s Dairy Freeze and noticed it missing March 23.
Auto theft
Someone stole a 1998 Jeep that was parked in its owner’s driveway sometime between 8 p.m. March 18 and 6:30 a.m. March 19. The owner, who lives on Ogle Avenue Northeast, said she left the driver’s door unlocked.
Smashed windows
At 5:30 p.m. March 16, a man parked his Honda Civic along Main Avenue North across the street from his residence. When he went to his car the next day, he discovered the windshield was smashed.
Vehicle break-in
A North Bend woman reported to police that someone entered her unlocked vehicle parked in her driveway March 18 and stole several items.
Snoqualmie
Hey, quiet down out there
At about 1 a.m. March 30, a caller advised that two drunken men were banging on doors and screaming in the 38000 block of Southeast Northern Street. An officer told subjects about the city’s noise ordinance.
Slow down,
ya whippersnapper
At 1:10 p.m. March 30, a person told police a 16-year-old driver sped by the reporting party and passed them in a school zone. The reporting party told police that he/she followed the driver to his home and told him he couldn’t drive 50 mph in a school zone. Police were unable to locate the young driver.
Not the best place to nap
At 8 a.m. April 1, police discovered a vehicle stuck on the railroad tracks just off Stone Quarry Road. An officer called the railroad company to make sure no trains came until a tow company could remove the vehicle. Police then realized two men, a 19-year-old and a 20-year-old, were sleeping in the car.
The officer said it took several tries, but he was finally able to wake the men. He said the men told him that the night before they had lost the front bumper of the car and were driving around trying to find it when they got stuck on the tracks. One of the men admitted they had been drinking vodka while searching for the bumper at 2 a.m.
Both men were arrested for criminal trespass and illegal possession/consumption of alcohol by a minor, and were taken to the Issaquah Jail. It took the tow company a half-hour to remove the vehicle from the railroad tracks.
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