Sammamish

Stolen plate: A Sammamish resident called police on April 6 reporting his license plate had been stolen within the last week. The victim said that he saw his license plate on his car when he washed it on March 27, and only drove his car on April 3 when he went to dinner at Chuckaways in Bellevue. He said that everywhere he parked was either in a covered spot or close to entrances, and doesn’t know his license plate was stolen. No suspect has been located at this time.

Dog fight: At approximately 2:20 p.m on April 9., an officer was dispatched to the Knolls Apartments on Inglewood Hill Road due to a pit bull fight occurring in the parking lot. Three dogs were involved in the brawl. The owners were attempting to break it up and were covered in blood. When the officer arrived, there was only one dog on scene. One of the dogs was inside the owner’s home, with the owner refusing to cooperate, and the other had run off during the fight. The cooperative owner was treated for her bite wounds on the scene, after which the officers helped her look for her dog, a pit bull mix named Doodle. The dog was seen by another officer on NE Inglewood Hill Road, but when the Deputy attempted to get the dog to come to him, it ran into the woods. It is unknown whether the dog has been found.

Act your age: A Sammamish citizen reported that a home on 229th Ave N.E. has been the source of a lot of house parties when the parents are away. The weekend of April 12 was no exception, with the neighbor finding beer cans in his yard. An officer arrived on scene, knocked on the door, was rejected by a young man refusing to talk. The other occupants put the blinds down and refused to answer the door. The officer recorded the plates that were at the home and saw a lengthy history with the two young men associated with the home. He attempted to reach the parents, but could not get ahold of them. The officer told the neighbor to call the homeowner’s association to see what action could be taken to reach the parents and let them know about the parties. He also advised the neighbor to call 9-1-1 any time his peace was disturbed. The officer said he will be forwarding the report on to administration to see if follow-up can be done to “prevent the peace from being disturbed and from tying up police personnel by dealing with young men that act the part of young teens.”

Suicide attempt: On April 11 an officer was dispatched to a Sammamish home due to a suicide attempt. The resident claimed she had taken 100 Trazadone pills in an attempt to take her life, but had thrown them up. She was weak and lethargic and unable to leave the bed without assistance. She was involunarily commited to the hospital for a mental health evaluation.

Issaquah

Freeway louder than music: A noise complaint was reported April 11 at a party in the 2400 Block of Newport Way NW. A neighbor said the music was loud. The host was advised of the complaint and said he’d turn the music down. The police report said the music wasn’t as loud as the freeway noise.

Oops: A caller to IPD reported that someone threw a bottle and some rocks at him and his brother on April 12 while they were in the parking lot adjacent to the Brewhouse and the old Issaquah Press building in the 100 Block of Sunset Way. The subject who threw the bottle wasn’t found, but it turned out the brother was wanted on a KCSO warrant. The 22-year-old Burien male was taken into custody.

Wrong car: On April 12, in the 100 Block of Sunset Way, an intoxicated subject waiting for a taxi got into a citizens car and waited in the passenger seat. He stated he thought it was a taxi. A real taxi took him to his residence in Seattle.

Vehicle prowl: An iPod, backpack, school books, and a Nintendo Game Boy were stolen from a 2008 Subaru in the 22400 Block of Southeast 48th Place on April 14. The total loss was $800.

Arrest made at transient camp: An officer checked on a transient camp in approximately the 4700 Block of East Lake Sammamish Parkway. He had sent the property owners a letter the previous week advising of the problem and asking them to remove the camp. He went to check on progress of clean up, if any, on April 15. While on the property, he contacted a subject who had a DOC escape warrant for assault three. The 47-year-old male was arrested.

Flying pipe: On April 16 an officer was dispatched to contact the reporting party via phone regarding a pipe hitting her windshield. The officer contacted her and she said she was driving downhill on Northwest Talus Drive near Shy Bear Way Northwest. She said while driving downhill an unknown object fell out of the sky and struck her windshield on the passenger side bottom.

Trouble on the trail: On April 17 an officer spoke with a man who was the father of 15-year-old daughter. The father stated that his daughter told him she seen two white males on the Rainer Trail at about 7 a.m. on Monday April 14 who had what appeared to be a gun. She was unable to tell if the gun was a rifle or a handgun.