DUIs and Thefts in Issaquah

Issaquah, WALocal News

During the last week of May 2025, Issaquah police reported multiple arrests for serious offenses, including DUI and theft. A notable incident involved a 19-year-old driver arrested for DUI, whose blood alcohol content was over three times the legal limit, following a near-miss encounter with an officer. In a separate case, police apprehended two women for stealing over $325 worth of cosmetics from a local business. Officers also arrested a suspect in a vehicle prowl after he exhibited reckless driving behavior to escape a traffic stop. Furthermore, police discovered a man in a vehicle with drug paraphernalia and multiple outstanding warrants, resulting in his arrest.

The police department emphasizes these incidents demonstrate their commitment to public safety and crime prevention. This weekly blotter serves as a transparent account of law enforcement activities in Issaquah. As the community grapples with these issues, the police continue to adapt their strategies based on feedback and incident reporting.

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