Police Blotter, May 2 - May 8, 2025

Anacortes, WALocal News

Anacortes police recorded several incidents from May 2 to May 8, including a fraud case and a hit-and-run. A local man reported a phishing scam after he mistakenly shared his banking information with a fraudster. Officers responded to a complaint about a former restaurant employee allegedly harassing management after his termination for documented misconduct. Authorities also assisted intoxicated individuals, one of whom required evaluation for potential alcohol poisoning. In a separate case, officers issued a trespass notice to a man seen near vehicles, who claimed to be walking around with a shopping cart.

A hit-and-run incident involved a woman who reported being struck by a vehicle that fled the scene without providing identification. Police documented the damage and are investigating the hit-and-run. These incidents reflect ongoing community safety efforts and police responsiveness to local concerns.

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