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Police Weekly Summary For the week of 10/26 11/1/2018, Mill Creek Police Officers generated or responded to the following calls: 9 9-1-1 Hang-ups 0 Abandoned Vehicle 0 Abuse of a Person 16 Alarm 4

1 Police Weekly Summary For the week of 10/26 11/1/2018, Mill Creek Police Officers generated or responded to the following calls: Hang-ups 0 Abandoned Vehicle 0 Abuse of a Person 16 Alarm 4 Animal 8 Assault 9 Assist 1 Attempt to Contact 0 Attempt to Locate 5 Burglary 3 Civil 15 Collisions 1 COP 0 CPS 0 Death 14 Disturbance 18 DUI 14 Domestic Violence 1 Escort 28 Follow Ups 1 Foot 10 Fraud 0 Harassment 4 Informational 4 Malicious Mischief 0 Mental 2 Noise Complaint 6 Nuisance 5 Order Violation 0 Ordinance Violation 37 Other 1 Paper Service 7 Parking 9 Person Lost/Found 1 Property Lost/Found 9 Public Assist 0 Pursuit 6 Radar 0 Robbery 2 Route 35 School 0 Search Warrant 8 Security Check 0 Shoplift 0 Shots Heard 0 Special Ops 12 Substance Abuse 3 Suicide 38 Suspicious 0 TF Drug 11 Theft 1 Threat 74 Traffic 5 Trespass 0 Vehicle Recovery 1 Vehicle Theft 1 Warrant 11 Welfare Check

2 Case # Date & Time Location Description /26/ :35: BLK MILL CREEK BLVD Police responded to a suspicious person report near the 1100 block of Mill Creek Boulevard and contacted a Mill Creek man in his 30's. During the contact, police discovered the man had several warrants for his arrest. The man was arrested on those warrants and taken to the Snohomish County Jail. However, due to booking restrictions at the jail the man was released from custody and provided with a ride back to the arrest location /26/ :25: BLK 32ND DR SE A Mill Creek officer responded to a theft report in the blk of 32nd Dr SE. A resident was reporting the theft of money from their bank account /26/ :34: BLK BOTHELL EVERETT HWY Officers responded to a Theft complaint in the block SR 527. A 22 year old Bothell man reported his bicycle was stolen while he was inside a local business /26/ :38: BLK NORTH CREEK DR Officers responded to an order violation in the block of North Creek Dr. A respondent in an order was reported being seen driving in the area of the protected person /26/ :40: BLK BOTHELL EVERETT HWY A Mill Creek officer responded to a report of a theft of a bicycle in the blk of Bothell-Everett Hwy. A juvenile male had his bicycle stolen while inside a local business /27/ :08: BLK BOTHELL EVERETT HWY Officers contacted a 65 year old Bothell woman in the block SR 527. The woman appeared intoxicated and was provided a safe way home /27/ :11: BLK 19TH AVE SE An officer contacted a suspicious vehicle parked in the block of 19th Ave SE. Drug activity was ongoing in the lot and associated with the vehicle. Subsequently, a 23 year old male from Everett was arrested for possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and booked into the Snohomish County Jail. A 26 year old male from Everett was arrested on an outstanding

3 warrant and booked into the Snohomish County Jail. The vehicle was seized pending a search warrant /28/ :11: BLK DUMAS RD Police responded to a report of a verbal domestic disturbance in the block of Dumas RD /28/ :53: BLK 132ND ST SE A grocery store in the 3300 block of 132nd ST SE reported a shoplift /29/ :41: BLK NORTH CREEK DR A Mill Creek man and woman reported that their computer and other wireless devices in their residence in the block of North Creek Drive had possibly been hacked by a potentially known subject /29/ :59: BLK BOTHELL EVERETT HWY A man passed a counterfeit $100 bill at a business in the block of SR /29/ :55: BLK NORTH CREEK DR Officers issued a trespass notice to a transient subject who had been terrorizing a local apartment complex /29/ :26: BLK 164TH ST SE Officers responded to a report of an intoxicated male in the 900 block of 164th St SE. The Mill Creek male was trespassed from the business and was transported home by a family member /29/ :55: BLK 21ST DR SE Officers assisted Snohomish County Deputies with a priority burglary in the block of 21st Dr SE. A known male was arrested for attempted burglary /30/ :50: BLK MAIN ST An employee of a business located in the block of Main Street, turned in two cell phones that had been found at different times over the last two weeks /30/ :04: BLK 21ST DR SE A Mill Creek man reported that overnight his unsecured vehicle had been entered and rummaged through by unknown subjects while parked in the

4 driveway of his residence, located in the block of 21 Drive SE. Nothing appeared to have been taken /30/ :01: BLK 141ST ST SE Police responded to a physical domestic in the 1300 block of 141st St SE, and subsequent to investigation, a 31 year old female was arrested and booked for Assault 4 DV without incident /31/ :04: BLK 134TH PL SE A resident in the 3900 block of 134th PL SE reported someone had attempted to break into his home while he was away /31/ :44: BLK MILL CREEK BLVD Officers responded to a domestic violence in the 1300 block Mill Creek Blvd. A Mill Creek man was arrested for assault /01/ :15: BLK MAIN ST Officers responded to a verbal domestic between a male and female in the block of Main ST /01/ :51: BLK 148TH CT SE Police responded to a physical domestic in the 2400 block of 148th Court SE. Following an on scene investigation it was determined that a 24 year old Mill Creek man assaulted his mother. DV assault charges are being forwarded on the 24 year old man.

5 DISCLAIMER While we are committed to providing information regarding police activities to the media, we feel that we need to clarify a couple of things about the type of incident being reported. Police do not control what title a call is given when it is dispatched. That is done by the dispatcher who initially takes the 911 call. Based off of the information the dispatcher receives from the citizen calling in, they assign it a title. This means, for example, that although something may be entered initially as an assault, once police arrive on scene they may determine that no assault took place and no police action is required. Also, different types of calls can be entered with the same title in our computer systems. For example, Mill Creek officers are regularly talking with citizens while on patrol. They also routinely investigate suspicious looking vehicles in the community. Both of these can be given the same title of suspicious. This means that although it may appear that Mill Creek officers are investigating a lot of suspicious activity, it could be that they are talking with citizens to promote community involved policing. We wanted you to be aware of this information, so that you would have a better understanding of what is going on in Mill Creek, and what your police officers are doing to better serve this community.

Black Diamond Police Department Public Information Log

Black Diamond Police Department Public Information Log 170000849 CFS-Unsecured Building Incident Address: 23500 SE 293RD PL Time Reported: 09:08:41 Time Occurred between: 08:00:00 10/22/17-08:30:00 10/22/17