Costumes, Crimes, and Collisions IPDs Post-Halloween Police Roundup

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Issaquah Police Department released its weekly crime blotter, which included several significant incidents from the past week. A theft in progress at Target resulted in the arrest of a woman who concealed unpaid merchandise worth $164. 99 beneath items she had purchased. Officers also responded to a call about a slumped driver at a gas station, where they found drug paraphernalia and confirmed the driver had an active warrant, leading to his arrest. The driver was taken to Overlake Hospital for evaluation before being booked into SCORE Jail.

Additionally, a vehicle fire at Tipsy Cow Burger Bar was deemed an accident caused by a rookie driver. Officers found no signs of foul play at the scene. These incidents underscore the ongoing challenges faced by local law enforcement in maintaining public safety. The blotter serves as an important resource for the community to stay informed about crime and safety issues.

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