Police Blotter, August 8 - 14, 2025

Anacortes, WALocal News

An Anacortes man fell victim to a phone fraud scheme, losing $15,000 to a scammer impersonating Microsoft. The fraudster convinced the man to provide personal details, including his social security number, leading to the significant financial loss. Meanwhile, police investigated reports of a juvenile running unsupervised in a diaper, only to find the child's mother had quickly found her. Officers also responded to a noise complaint from an apartment where they discovered a couple engaged in intimate activities and advised them to close their window. Additionally, a DUI arrest occurred after a driver crashed into a guardrail; officers noted signs of intoxication and later recorded a blood alcohol level of 0.

234. In another incident, police documented a theft of $6,500 worth of boat equipment. These incidents reflect a range of public safety issues that Anacortes Police addressed during the week. Overall, the police blotter highlights ongoing concerns about fraud, public safety, and community disturbances.

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