Police Blotter for Nov. 21 and Nov. 22

Monday, November 21

Vehicle Prowl: Police took a report of a vehicle prowl that occurred overnight on the 1500 block of Florence Street. The victim's vehicle had been pushed into the roadway but nothing was taken other than a can of WD40. The victim told police that in the previous week, she had found a teenage male in her car when she went out in the morning but hadn't reported the incident at the time. Extra patrol has been requested for this area especially in the morning hours. Meanwhile, police recommend owners always lock your vehicle.

Police received a report from a location on Lois Lane that a vehicle prowl had occurred overnight and a garage door opener, a Blue Tooth, rain coat and a pay check were stolen.

Police received a report at 3:37 p.m. that a vehicle prowl occurred on Watson Street North and that an iPod and iTrip were stolen.

Vehicle Stolen, Recovered: Police were completing a stolen vehicle report at a location on Carbon Ridge Street when a second report came in at 7:18 a.m. that the vehicle -- a small pick-up -- had been found abandoned in a field on S.E. 436th Street. 

Vehicle Stolen: Police received a report of a stolen vehicle from overnight from a location on Olympic Place.

Property Damage: Police took a report at 1:21 p.m. of damage to the grass on the baseball field at Southwood Elementary School.

Suspicious Circumstances: Police assisted the Enumclaw School District in looking into four subjects who were seen smoking an unknown substance on school property at 1:52 p.m. They were found behind the bus barn and turned over to school officials.

Tuesday, November 22

Trespassing: A man found on the back porch of a home on Florence Street at 8:25 a.m. was taken into custory for first-degree criminal trespass and resisting arrest. Two officers responding to this call were injured while arresting this man.

Weapons Offense: One person was arrested for possession of a dangerous weapon after police responded to a report of threats at a property on Cole Street at 6:14 p.m.

Noise: Police responded twice to a noise complaint at a property on Griffin Avenue -- first at 10:41 p.m. and then again at 11:24 p.m. when the offending party who had turned down the music the first time turned the music back up.