Edmonds Police Blotter July 16-29, 2025

Edmonds, WALocal News

From July 16 to July 21, Edmonds police reported multiple incidents, including theft, trespassing, and DUI arrests. A woman was cited for shoplifting at Safeway, and three men allegedly stole alcohol from a local business. A man was arrested for selling narcotics, while another faced DUI charges. The reports also highlighted a worrying trend in vehicle prowling and vandalism, with belongings stolen overnight. Additionally, police responded to numerous disturbances, including verbal arguments and custody disagreements.

Officers documented incidents of trespassing, including a man being cited for nuisance behavior. The consistent occurrence of these events in a relatively short timeframe raises concerns about community safety. Local authorities may need to increase patrols and engage in crime prevention strategies to address these issues effectively.

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