False Reporting and Thefts in Issaquah

The Issaquah Police Department's weekly crime blotter provided a detailed account of 389 calls, showcasing a variety of incidents from April 7 to April 10, 2025. Among the notable cases, a caller was cited for falsely reporting a crime against a child, admitting to fabricating the claim due to frustration over a vehicle purchase. This incident highlights the legal consequences of misusing emergency services and the importance of accurate reporting. In another case, a resident reported losing a significant amount of money in an investment fraud scheme involving a company based in China. After initially seeing returns, the resident grew suspicious when asked for additional money transfers.

The police emphasized the need for vigilance against scams and encouraged victims to report financial crimes. The blotter also noted several thefts and disturbances, reflecting ongoing safety concerns in the community. Residents are reminded to be cautious with investments and to report any suspicious activities to law enforcement.