News Flash Accidents and Crossbows in Issaquah

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Issaquah Police Department's weekly crime blotter provides a comprehensive overview of law enforcement activities for the week of March 24 to March 30, 2025. A significant incident involved a DUI arrest where a woman drove over a barricade, leading to her being taken into custody after admitting to consuming alcohol throughout the day. Another alarming report was of a man with a crossbow, who claimed to be searching for an assailant, prompting police to advise him to return home for safety. The blotter also highlighted a theft in progress, where a suspect was apprehended after stealing items from a local business. Additionally, a resident fell victim to an Amazon fraud scheme, showcasing the growing threat of online scams.

The Issaquah Police Department encourages residents to report suspicious activities and to avoid confronting potential threats. This weekly update not only informs the community but also emphasizes the importance of community safety and awareness. Overall, the blotter serves as a critical resource for residents to remain engaged with local law enforcement efforts.

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