Police Blotter: Larceny at Shoreline Library

The following blotter items were selected from Shoreline Police Department reports from April 18 to April 25.

April 19

LARCENY: At Shoreline Library, victim discovered passenger side window of her car smashed and items taken.

LARCENY: Suspect broke windown and opened trunk of truck, stealing a purse of victim who had parked her car at 24-Hour Fitness on Ballinger Way.

April 20

JUVENILE RUNAWAY: A runaway with a serious help problem reported on NW 178th St.

FAMILY DISTURBANCE: Boyfriend argued with his girlfriend about wanting his videos back, telling her to leave or he'd return with a baseball bat.

LARCENY: Airsoft equipment stolen, 14700 block of 28th Ave. NE. , some of it resembling military gear. Specific patches/stickers for "TC Jokers Elite Tactical" airsoft team were also taken.

DUI: Two deputies working crosswalk emphasis, 19700 Meridian Avenue N, due to , stopped a vehicle and made arrest.

ASSAULT: Victim spit on after road-rage incident on North 193rd Street.

April 21

LARCENY: Unknown suspect took items on North 192 St.  Victime recently purchased starter kit to begin selling Mary Kay products. She called a friend who also sells Mary Kay to help her get started. Victim went to get her friend and left starter kit in unlocked community room of apartment comples.

VANDALISM: Unknown person used a water-based paint to write curse words on victims windown on 19700 block of 23rd Avenue N. When police arrived, victim had already washed windows and hadn't taken pictures. Victim willing to assist in prosecution.

April 22

TRAFFIC COMPLAINT/INVESTIGATION: Complaint about speeders on Wallingford from North 175th an on between 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Speed enforcement announced for area.

FAMILY DISTURBANCE: Victim's estranged husband parked in front of home on NE 177th Street for several minutes.

April 23

ASSAULT: Boyfriend twists arm and pulls hair of girlfriend on Interlake Avenue North.

OBSTRUCTING OFFICER: Two subjects walking through parking lot of Shorecrest High School at 2:30 a.m. They were intoxicated and lied about their names.

BOMBING: Resident reports has found several beverage bottles that have either exploded or appeared to have melted after exploding in his yard on 17th Avenue NW.

OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER: 11-year-old female at Baskin-Robbins on North 185th Street made false report claiming to have been attacked by a man with a knife because she was mad at her mom.

APRIL 25

VANDALISM: Man reported that he and his wife had parked at Hideway Casino for a few hours during an evening. When they returned, they found that the gas tank had been filled with a foreign substance.