News Flash Attempted Burglaries and DUIs in Issaquah

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Issaquah Police Department's weekly crime blotter, covering March 10 to March 23, 2025, presents a detailed account of local criminal activities. With a total of 833 calls logged, the report highlights various incidents, including 18 thefts and several DUIs. A particularly concerning event involved a suspect who repeatedly stole alcohol from a local business, eventually leading to an arrest for Theft in the 3rd Degree. Furthermore, two individuals were caught on camera burglarizing multiple storage units, showcasing the ongoing issue of property crimes in the area. The blotter also warns residents about a cryptocurrency scam that has been prevalent across the U.

S. , urging vigilance in financial matters. Additionally, it outlines the department's commitment to community safety and encourages residents to report suspicious activities. This comprehensive overview not only informs the public but also fosters a sense of community responsibility. Overall, the report serves as a vital resource for understanding local crime trends and the police's response efforts.

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