Police blotter for June 21

The following arrest information was supplied by the Enumclaw police department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Horse vs. car: Police and Washington State Patrol responded to a car vs. horse collision on State Route 164 at 196^th Avenue Southeast. The horse suffered minor injuries and was returned to its pasture and its owner notified. The motorist was fine.

Forks in lawn: Police responded to a call that Nazi signs were drawn on his ex-wife’s vehicle and multiple plastic forks were stuck into the lawn. Reporting party is concerned it’s a racial slur against his family on Wetherbee Lane.

Throwing woman’s purse: Juveniles hid in bushes at Roosevelt and Semanski  Street and threw a purse into the road, seeing who would stop to retrieve it. Since it was creating a traffic hazard, police told them to stop.

Customers harassed: Police responded to a call that two girls were trespassing and harassing customers for money outside a business on Roosevelt Avenue.

Stolen items returned: A bag, jewelry and empty pill bottles were found along Laukala Place and Semanski Street. Officers determined they were items stolen in a residential burglary March 11. The items were returned to the victims.