Edmonds Police Blotter June 18-25, 2025

Edmonds, WALocal News

Between June 18 and 23, Edmonds police handled a range of incidents, including a fence fire and multiple thefts along Highway 99. A man was arrested for allegedly brandishing a firearm during a confrontation, while another was booked for domestic violence assault. Police responded to a suspicious death at Southwest County Park, where minors discovered an unidentified deceased man. Reports of scams also surfaced, with residents targeted by fraudulent phone calls and email scams. The department arrested several individuals for shoplifting, reflecting a troubling trend of retail theft in the area.

One woman reported the loss of her engagement ring, underscoring the impact of crime on personal lives. Authorities continue to address these challenges, focusing on community safety and crime prevention. Local residents are urged to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities.

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