Stolen Cars Fleeing, Cybertruck Confusion, and a Rib Heist Just Another Week in Issaquah

The Issaquah Police Department's weekly crime blotter outlines several notable incidents, including a high-speed chase with a suspected stolen Dodge Challenger on September 3. Officers pursued the vehicle after it was spotted with expired registration plates, but the pursuit was terminated due to reckless driving. The following day, police located a similar Challenger in a parking garage, confirming it was stolen and heavily damaged, with a strong smell of marijuana inside. In a different incident on September 3, officers responded to a report of a vehicle prowl involving a man mistakenly attempting to enter a Cybertruck, which was verified as non-malicious. Officers found no signs of forced entry or damage to the vehicle.

A mental health crisis led to the transport of a distressed woman to the hospital after she was observed in the police lobby. These incidents underscore ongoing concerns about vehicle theft and public safety in Issaquah. Authorities encourage community members to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity promptly.