Bellevue High Student Expelled Over Threat: Police Blotter

BELLEVUE, WA - A Bellevue High School student was expelled recently after allegedly making threats against his school.

Last Wednesday, Bellevue High students and a parent reported seeing threats on a social media site. Police took him into custody for making the threats - but a search of the student's home turned up no weapons. He was later expelled by the school district.

Here are more incidents from the Bellevue police blotter from over the last week:

June 4

Reckless burning, 600 120th Ave Northeast:Officers responded to assist fire with a malicious mischief compliant. Sometime overnight a suspect set a large fire on the sidewalk near the business wall. There was damage to sidewalk and slight smoke damage to building. Report taken.

June 7

Missing person: Two Bellevue K-9 Officers assisted Kirkland PD with the initial search for a missing 5-year old. The child was eventually later located safe at his grandmother’s in Seattle.

DUI, SE 24th St/148th Ave SE: Intoxicated subject was contacted sleeping in the back of her SUV. Subject was repeatedly warned not to drive or turn on the vehicle. Subject however decided to drive a few minutes later and was immediately stopped by officer. DUI investigation ensued, and the driver was arrested for DUI.

June 9

Domestic assault, 600 Bellevue Way: Boyfriend and girlfriend were out dancing. Girlfriend danced with another guy, boyfriend responded by assaulting her. Boyfriend booked into jail for domestic violence assault.

Suicide attempt, 11300 Northeast 4th Street:Subject was observed by an Officer leaning against the guardrail over I-405 and upset. Officers grabbed the subject as he attempted to launch himself over the railing onto the freeway. Subject was transported to the hospital for treatment.

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