Police Blotter | Stolen Vehicle; Hand washing Intruder; Ding Dong Ditch Suspect Search

Snoqualmie, WA** Local News

The Snoqualmie Valley Police Department's recent blotter reveals a range of incidents occurring between December 13 and December 17, 2024, reflecting local crime dynamics. Officers were involved in a search near the North Bend Wastewater Treatment Plant, leading to a DUI arrest and a citation for illegal camping. A notable case involved the recovery of a stolen vehicle, with its plates taken from a nearby gas station, emphasizing the persistent issue of vehicle theft in the area. Additionally, police responded to a concerning situation where an elderly woman suffering from dementia was found bleeding and required medical attention. The blotter also reported incidents of shoplifting at the North Bend Outlet Mall, with several individuals arrested for theft.

One unusual entry detailed a person who entered a closed business to wash their hands, showcasing the variety of calls police receive. These reports highlight the challenges faced by law enforcement and the importance of community vigilance in addressing safety concerns, underscoring the police department's commitment to maintaining public safety in the Snoqualmie Valley.

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