Enumclaw Police: Drunk Man Mistakes Stranger's Apartment as his Own, Burglary Suspect Vehicle Sought and Brass Knuckles Confiscated

Friday, March 29

Speeders Beware: Extra patrol was requested at about 8 a.m. for the area of 260th Avenue S.E. due to speeders.

Saturday, March 30

Burglary Suspect: Police received notice from King County Sheriff's Office at 2:23 p.m. of a residential burglary that occurred on 228th Avenue S.E. involving an 80s white Toyota style four-door, dirty with front passenger side damage and Oregon plates.

Vehicle Prowl: A citizen reported to police a vehicle prowl that occurred on James Street sometime in the last two weeks.

Dangerous Weapon: An officer responded to St. Elizabeth Hospital at 7:26 p.m. upon a request to remove a set of brass knuckles that were taken from a patient. The patient was also arrested for possession of dangerous weapons.

Sunday, March 31

Drunk Mistake: Police responded to a residence on Watson Street at 4:01 a.m. for a report of an unwanted person banging on the front door and then trying to get in through a window. It was an intoxicated man who was at the wrong apartment. He was redirected to his own apartment. About two hours later he was found asleep in the men's room of a business on Roosevelt Avenue. Police located his vehicle in the parking lot and were watching it to make sure he didn't try to drive.

No Forwarding Address: Police responded to an apartment on Myrtine Street at 11:35 a.m. for a report an unknown woman was pounding on a neighbor's door and was still sitting in her vehicle yelling. She was looking for someone who no longer lived at the apartment and agreed to leave.

Animal Complaint: Police received a complaint at 8:14 p.m. about a dog on Loraine Street that had been barking for the last three days. They were following up with King County Animal Control on Monday.