Police Crime Blotter From Dine-and-Dash to Bike Dash

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Issaquah Police Department's recent crime blotter highlighted various incidents that occurred over the past week, emphasizing community safety. A theft was reported at a restaurant on NW Sammamish Rd, where three individuals left without paying a $117. 30 bill, abandoning a declined debit card in the process. Officers detained a suspect involved in an assault after he fled on a bicycle, during which he exhibited aggressive behavior and racial slurs towards the victim. The police also assisted an injured resident who needed help retrieving his mail and apprehended an individual with an active felony warrant who had ingested fentanyl.

In light of these incidents, the police encourage local businesses and residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities. The community is reminded that prompt reporting can significantly aid in ensuring safety and swift police action. The police department aims to foster a safe environment by addressing not only criminal activities but also welfare concerns within the community.

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