Police blotter
February 20, 2013
By Staff
North Bend
Ex with issues
An ex-girlfriend of a man who works in North Bend tried at 8:10 p.m. Jan. 6 to ram his new girlfriend’s vehicle, and did get out of her vehicle to punch the man in the face. He suffered a bloody nose but did not want to assist the police in prosecuting her for assault.
Watching clothes dry
An officer was responding to a vehicle break-in in progress call at 5 p.m. Jan. 25 at a North Bend laundry mat. When the officer got there, he noticed six juveniles sitting on the roof. The laundry mat owner gave police permission to ban the kids from the business.
Hubby with issues
Police were called to the Chevron gas station at 10 p.m. Jan. 26 for a domestic violence report. Witnesses say a man got angry with his wife and threw her phone across the parking lot, and then tried dragging her back to the vehicle when she tried to retrieve the phone. The wife ran into the gas station and multiple people prevented the man from getting inside the gas station. The 30-year-old man from Des Moines was arrested for assault and was transported to the Issaquah Jail.
Shoe shopping larceny
A woman trying on shoes at Stride Rite called police at 2 p.m. Jan. 26 when she noticed her purse was missing. She suspected another female who’d been at the store at the same time, but then left.
Drug deal goin’ down
A librarian at the North Bend Library reported to police Jan. 28 that she’d overheard a man trying to sell prescription drugs over his cellphone. The man left and returned a bit later with a woman, who was described as staggering and under the influence of narcotics. The man had two pill containers on him that contained diabetes test strips, but library staff still wanted the two banned from the library.
Father needs assistance
The father of a 15-year-old boy returned four bottles of Fireball and a 12-pack of beer his son had stolen from Safeway early Feb. 4. The father asked that his son be arrested so he could get drug and alcohol abuse treatment. The case has been forwarded to the juvenile prosecutor for filing of charges.
Not thrilled with camping ban
An employee of Friends of the Trail reported to police Feb. 6 that he was cleaning up a homeless camp under a bridge when he found the following note. It’s unknown if the note was directed to the Friends group, city workers or the sheriff’s office.
“Dear victimizer’s of the less fortunate,
Here’s a little tip that may help your Karma out in the future. When you tell a person they have till Monday to get everything important out, usually you actually wait till Monday. Ho do you punk #@%*’s sleep at night? Oh and by the way, I like how the only shoe’s missing are my slip on size 11 red wind romeo work boot’s. I’d bet anything next time I see your little bank of theive’s, one of the underling’s will be wearing them. You know, work trucks have been just randomly bursting into flame’s recently? Better be careful, those thing’s happen all of the time usually to people that take advantage of those less fortunate than themselve’s. Just some friendly advise there pal. Well, Im sure you have a busy day of #%&*@%# disadvantaged people I the %$#, so I’ll keep it short. SLEEP TIGHT FRIEND!! Your’s truly, Your Worst Nightmare.”
Snoqualmie
Real funny, friend
A man reported at 12:48 a.m. Feb. 9 that someone stole his $600 bike. He later learned a friend was playing a trick on him.
BOOM!
A caller reported hearing a loud boom at 3:11 a.m. Feb. 9 near Baker Avenue Southeast and Douglas Avenue Southeast.
Theft
A woman reported at 2:26 p.m. Feb. 9 that someone stole a Coach purse, cellphone and wallet from her vehicle while she was at Snoqualmie Falls taking pictures.
Late night revelers
A caller reported at 9:36 p.m. Feb. 11 that a silver Isuzu Trooper was speeding on Silent Creek Avenue Southeast, and subjects were honking and yelling out the window. The caller has reported the same incidents three times in the past week.
Not whacky tobacco
A caller reported at 3:15 p.m. Feb. 13 that people were inside a vehicle on Center Boulevard Southeast possibly smoking pot. Police found three people smoking regular tobacco.
North Bend fire calls
One fire engine responded to an unauthorized burning call at 4:32 p.m. Feb. 8 in the 43000 block of Southeast Mount Si Road.
Two fire engines responded to a vehicle accident with injuries at 3:10 a.m. Feb. 12 in the 47000 block of Southeast Mount Si Road.
Nine fire engines responded to a structure fire at 2:48 p.m. Feb. 14 in the 600 block of East North Bend Way.
Snoqualmie fire calls
Firefighters responded Feb. 7 to a fire alarm at the Taco Del Mar in Snoqualmie Ridge. A microwave had malfunctioned causing smoke to set off the alarm. The microwave was unplugged and firefighters assisted with smoke removal.
Snoqualmie and Eastside Fire & Rescue firefighters were dispatched Feb. 8 to the Echo Glen Children’s Center for a smell of natural gas in a structure. After investigation, a gas leak was located between the gas meter and the building. The gas was shut off. There were no injuries or property damage.
The Star publishes names of those arrested for DUI and those charged with felony crimes. Information comes directly from local police reports.
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