Police Blotter | Upset Customer; Illegal Encampment; Dumpster Divers

The police blotter from the Snoqualmie Valley covers various incidents reported between September 3 and September 11, 2024, reflecting the area's ongoing community challenges. A particularly notable incident involved a frustrated customer at a North Bend bank, who, unable to withdraw $5,000, yelled at staff and hit a wall, although no damage occurred. Following complaints about illegal encampments near the Snoqualmie River, officers discovered three sites and cited the occupants, with local organizations coordinating cleanups. Suspicious activity was also reported, including a white male observed checking porches and individuals scavenging through dumpsters at a commercial site. Other incidents included a lost passport by a British citizen and a report of a dog left in a vehicle, which was found to be safe.

The blotter highlights the importance of community vigilance and police presence in addressing local concerns. With a mix of minor disturbances and community safety issues, the police blotter serves as a critical tool for residents to remain aware of their surroundings and the actions of law enforcement. Overall, these incidents underscore the ongoing challenges faced by the Snoqualmie Valley community.