Edmonds Police Blotter April 16-22, 2025

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Edmonds police reported a range of criminal incidents from April 16 to April 22, 2025, including multiple DUI arrests and thefts. On April 17, a man assaulted a woman and endangered their children, leading to his arrest. The following day, a comic store experienced a burglary, while several thefts from local businesses were recorded throughout the week. A man was also booked for DUI after a vehicle collision on April 20. Officers assisted with ongoing investigations into a fraud case and reported vandalism incidents, such as a vehicle damaged while parked.

Police noted that the frequency of such crimes highlights ongoing safety concerns in the area. The incidents reflect a broader trend of increasing crime, prompting community discussions on safety measures. Local authorities continue to respond to these challenges with increased patrols and community engagement efforts.

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