Police Blotter, June 27 - July 2, 2025

Anacortes, WALocal News

On June 27, 2025, Anacortes police arrested a woman for first-degree malicious mischief after she rammed her car into a garage door, claiming she was locked in and needed her phone. Surveillance footage confirmed her actions, leading to her admission of dishonesty. The same day, officers were alerted to a theft at a local store where two men stole $142 worth of high-end shampoo, conditioner, and a rotisserie chicken, captured on surveillance video. Officers also arrested a driver for DUI after stopping him for aggressive driving, marked by a blanket covering his license plate. Over the weekend, police responded to various disturbances, including minors causing noise and a man yelling at protesters, ultimately finding no crimes had been committed.

The police blotter illustrates the ongoing challenges related to theft, traffic violations, and public disturbances in Anacortes. These incidents reflect broader concerns about community safety and law enforcement's response. The police department continues to address these issues through patrols and community engagement.

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