Detectives need help identifying two males suspected of stealing a five-foot-tall safe with nine firearms inside. The two suspects are seen on video entering a garage south of downtown on January 2 between 6:30 – 7:30 am. The pair are seen entering the apartment building where detectives say they loaded a 350-pound, five-foot-tall save into the back of their car. The safe contained nine firearms, including pistols, shotguns, and rifles, as well as jewelry and gold coins.
The suspects left in a white Hyundai Sante Fe with visible paint damage on the back end, both top and bottom. They are described as two white males, one heavy set and the other with a medium build.
If you recognize either suspect, please call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or submit a tip through P3Tips.com. If your tip leads to an arrest, you could receive up to a $1,000 reward.
Below are selected crime reports, ending on Sunday at midnight. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our interactive crime map.
January 11
TIME
16: 05
CONTACT TYPE
Order Violation
LOCATION
14700 Blk NE 34th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1976
NARRATIVE
The victim called 911 stating the suspect was inside his apartment violating a valid protection order. Officers arrived and contacted the suspect in the living room. He was taken into custody without incident and was booked into jail. He had four prior order violation convictions.
TIME
21: 30
CONTACT TYPE
DUI
LOCATION
3500 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1815
NARRATIVE
The reporting party called stating a vehicle was parked on top of a planter, and the driver was slumped at the wheel. The vehicle had reportedly been used at a recent robbery in Kirkland. Officers contacted the driver and determined she was extremely intoxicated. Officers called for aid due to the level of intoxication and presence of drug paraphernalia. The suspect had a prior DUI and lengthy criminal history and was booked into jail.
January 12
TIME
02: 28
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
5300 Blk Lakemont Blvd
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1842
NARRATIVE
While conducting an area check associated with a car prowl in progress, officers located a vehicle that had been stolen within the last hour and was possibly associated with the suspects in case 22-1837. The unoccupied vehicle was recovered a block from where it had been taken.
TIME
02: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
3700 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1843
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to an alarm and located a broken glass door. K-95 was first on scene and began tracking. Mercer Island assisted with the perimeter. The track led behind the business. This business has been hit several times. Surveillance video shows three subjects throwing large rocks at the door, which set off the alarm and scared off the suspects.
TIME
15: 16
CONTACT TYPE
Carjacking
LOCATION
150th/SE 37th
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-02140
NARRATIVE
The suspect and passenger entered Bellevue in a stolen vehicle. Officers from King County and Issaquah PD were tracking the vehicle and arrived in the Eastgate area, and that’s where the suspects abandoned the vehicle. The suspects then attempted to steal at least one more vehicle, then confronted the driver of an occupied vehicle and demanded it from her. At this point, KCSO and Issaquah officers confronted the suspect, who fought with the driver of the vehicle. Attempting to protect the victim, Issaquah PD intervened. During this struggle, the suspect drove backward, striking the Issaquah officer with the vehicle. The single occupant fled the area, followed by KC Guardian One. The second suspect is taken into custody by KCSO. Bellevue officers located the stolen vehicle and followed it onto the freeway, where WSP assisted. The suspect fled into Fall City and eventually drove into the Snoqualmie River. He then surrendered without incident and was booked into jail.
TIME
20: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Circumstances
LOCATION
14600 Blk NE 29th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2187
NARRATIVE
An unknown person called 911 and reported being shot. The caller gave a general location, the 520 trail near the 148th Ave NE bridge over 520, but he refused to provide a name or further details. Numerous attempts to call him went unanswered. Officers walked the area and located several people; none were injured or heard gunshots.
January 13
TIME
02: 02
CONTACT TYPE
Mail Theft/Warrant
LOCATION
300 Blk 109th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2039
NARRATIVE
The victim has alarmed his mailbox and has bait mail. After the alarm sounded, the victim saw a male walking away from the mailbox and trying his neighbor’s vehicle door handle. The suspect left in a black SUV. An officer quickly followed the vehicle out of the neighborhood and guided in officers for a stop. The suspect denied stealing mail but was in the neighborhood for “work.” The suspect was found to have a North Bend warrant. He was arrested and booked into jail on the warrant.
TIME
04: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
1600 Blk 149th
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2050
NARRATIVE
The caller awoke to the sound of a saw and immediately believed someone’s catalytic converter was being stolen. She opened her window and verbally scared them away. Three males in dark clothing ran to the passenger seats in a silver SUV and left. A catalytic Converter was found missing from a neighbor’s car.
TIME
09: 32
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
15300 Blk NE 11th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2264
NARRATIVE
An officer responded to a car prowl and met with the victim, who told him that at some point overnight, someone had stolen his tires from his vehicle. He advised him that he didn’t know who could have taken his tires. The officer was not able to locate any witnesses to the incident.
TIME
19: 50
CONTACT TYPE
Welfare Check
LOCATION
15200 Blk NE 16th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2351
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to a suicide call, and on arrival, they also received information regarding a possible domestic disturbance. Officers heard screaming and a female saying, “get off me,” in addition to sounds of a disturbance coming from inside the apartment. Officers contacted both the male and female, but the investigation yielded no probable cause for a domestic disturbance.
TIME
13: 56
CONTACT TYPE
Drugs
LOCATION
500 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2127
NARRATIVE
This incident occurred on 1-12-2022. Officers contacted the subject, who was ingesting narcotics in a vehicle. The subject was arrested and found to be in possession of fentanyl pills.
January 14
TIME
00: 21
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
11600 Blk NE 4th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2218
NARRATIVE
The suspect was observed keying four vehicles in the parking garage and running away. The officer detained him without incident. The suspect denied the incident. Probable cause was established, and the suspect was booked into jail on three Malicious Mischief charges.
TIME
02: 13
CONTACT TYPE
Physical Control
LOCATION
11000 Blk NE 9th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2224
NARRATIVE
The suspect’s daughter called about her mother being intoxicated and driving. The suspect was found stopped in the middle of the block of NE 8th St. The suspect performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was arrested.
TIME
09: 22
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
2000 Blk 155th PL NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-22408
NARRATIVE
The victim called 911 and reported that his vehicle was broken into, and several items were stolen from it. The officer arrived on scene and investigated the incident. The officer didn’t find any witnesses to the incident. The officer is working on getting a possible video of the break-in.
TIME
20: 13
CONTACT TYPE
Drugs
LOCATION
500 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2343
NARRATIVE
Officers contacted the subjects for a warrant and organized retail theft investigation. One subject had a warrant. Officers observed the subjects inside a vehicle with suspected drug paraphernalia in plain sight. One subject admitted to using illegal narcotics and consented to a search of the vehicle, and officers found 20 suspected Oxycodone Hydrochloride “Perc 30” pills and approximately 5 grams of suspected methamphetamine inside the vehicle. Both subjects were released from the scene with a Statutory Referral and Notice of Trespass.
TIME
22: 01
CONTACT TYPE
Fugitive from Justice
LOCATION
12800 Blk Coal Creek Pkwy SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2370
NARRATIVE
The officer contacted the subject sleeping in his vehicle and discovered he had a felony parole violation out of Arizona. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
22: 23
CONTACT TYPE
Unlawful Transit Conduct
LOCATION
10800 Blk NE 6th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2373
NARRATIVE
A bus driver called about a suspect with a machete hitting trees and bushes. A large branch was found cut off the tree. When officers arrived, the suspect became upset with an intoxicated patron and began to advance on him menacingly. Officers detained the subject, believing he intended to assault the other subject. The suspect has numerous Bellevue contacts and recent arrests. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
23: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Stolen Plate Recovery
LOCATION
13400 I-90
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2376
NARRATIVE
While driving back from the King County jail, the officer located a stolen license plate on the vehicle traveling in front of him. The officer coordinated with WSP and started a high-risk stop on the shoulder of the freeway. Once the driver exited, it was immediately apparent that someone had switched stolen plates on the vehicle. The driver was not handcuffed or detained. The stolen plate was recovered, and the victim’s plates were entered as stolen.
TIME
21: 05
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
12600 Blk SE 41st Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64666
NARRATIVE
An officer located an unoccupied stolen vehicle in the parking lot. The vehicle had a punched ignition and missing power tools. The owner declined impound, and the vehicle was left in place.
TIME
20: 37
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
300 Blk 120th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2359
NARRATIVE
Two suspects loaded up a shopping cart with power tools. When confronted by a store employee, one then pushed the cart out the rear fire exit, while the second male arrived in the getaway car. They began loading the stolen merchandise in the car when the employee knocked over the shopping cart and blocked their path to stop them. They pushed the employee away, told him to get away and continued to load the stolen power tools in the vehicle. Officers arrived as the suspect vehicle was fleeing the area. When a stop was initiated, suspects drove recklessly, and no pursuit was initiated.
TIME
20: 27
CONTACT TYPE
Search Warrant
LOCATION
450 110 AVE NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-62956
NARRATIVE
Officers served a search warrant in reference to the above suspect vehicle and case number. The officers located multiple items of evidence, including ID theft, personal documents, approximately (3) Grams of suspected methamphetamine, burglary tools and a stolen vehicle license plate. Additional charges are pending for suspect(s).
TIME
21: 53
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Stolen Investigation
LOCATION
3800 Blk 148th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2518
NARRATIVE
An officer located a reported stolen vehicle that was found unoccupied and dumped. The vehicle was impounded from the scene at the registered owner’s request.
January 15
TIME
00: 39
CONTACT TYPE
DUI Arrest
LOCATION
14000 Blk BelRed RD
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2545
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for a traffic violation and determined that the suspect was exhibiting the effects of impairment due to alcohol consumption. Following a DUI investigation, probable cause was established, and the suspect was arrested.
TIME
01: 05
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
16000 Blk SE 31st St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2548
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a welfare check and were advised by the victim’s sisters that the subject was in a mental health crisis. After talking with officers and building rapport, the subject refused to leave his residence and told officers he was “just going to head to bed.” Based on the above circumstances, the decision was made to disengage from residence.
TIME
01: 49
CONTACT TYPE
K9 Assist Official Agency Kirkland PD
LOCATION
\ Kirkland
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2557
NARRATIVE
Kirkland Police Dept. requested K9 assistance in reference to an outstanding Assault DV suspect who had fled from the police. The BPD K9 unit initiated a track, and after several laps around the apartment complex, K9 Officer Walter located the suspect hiding in a stairwell in an adjacent building next to the victim’s residence. The suspect was taken into custody by KPD without incident.
TIME
03: 42
CONTACT TYPE
DUI/Physical Control Arrest
LOCATION
900 Blk 108th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2564
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a possible car prowl in progress, located and detained the suspects without incident. The investigation revealed that the suspects were not prowling vehicles but were extremely impaired because of drug and alcohol abuse and driving. Officers were able to capture one subject on video driving and observed the other subject in physical control of the vehicle. Officers initiated a DUI/Physical Control investigation, established probable cause and arrested the suspects.
TIME
08: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
10100 Blk SE 6th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2574
NARRATIVE
The victim called 911 and reported that his vehicle was broken into at some point overnight. He reported that his work toolbox was stolen from the car. The officer responded to the scene and met with the victim. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
09: 03
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
15500 Blk 37th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2577
NARRATIVE
The Victim called 911 and reported that someone had stolen his vehicle during the overnight hours.
TIME
15: 04
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant
LOCATION
3600 Blk 136th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2620
NARRATIVE
An officer was driving through the parking lot and observed a suspicious vehicle. The registered owner had a felony warrant. The suspect was the sole occupant and was arrested without incident and booked into jail.
TIME
16: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
1600 Blk 149th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2632
NARRATIVE
The suspect and victim are mother and daughter and were involved in a physical altercation. The victim’s mother was determined to be the primary aggressor and was arrested for DV Assault 4. The suspect was booked into jail.
TIME
18: 40
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
500 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2658
NARRATIVE
Loss prevention confronted the suspect after she had stolen merchandise from the store. The suspect refused to return the stolen property and then assaulted the loss prevention officers while attempting to retain possession of the stolen merchandise. The suspect was eventually arrested for robbery. She was booked into jail without incident.
January 16
TIME
00: 55
CONTACT TYPE
K9 Assist Official Agency
LOCATION
\ Kirkland
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2720
NARRATIVE
Kirkland police requested a Bellevue PD K9 unit for a hit & run investigation where the suspect had fled the scene. The K9 unit initiated a track, located the suspect nearby and the suspect surrendered.
TIME
01: 32
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
11900 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2723
NARRATIVE
Officers contacted the suspect for investigation of trespass and car prowl. An alarm company advised that the suspect had driven onto their lot, moved physical barriers out of the way, and was in an area that was off-limits to customers. Officers could not confirm any crime had happened on the business lot but determined that the suspect had an outstanding, confirmed Felony Warrant. The suspect was taken into custody.
TIME
00: 18
CONTACT TYPE
Collision/DUI
LOCATION
SE 7th St/Lake Hills Connector
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2541
NARRATIVE
The suspect called stating she had struck something while driving. Officers conducted an area check and located her vehicle with damage. The investigation revealed she was intoxicated. She was arrested.
TIME
07: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
3700 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-25570
NARRATIVE
The victim stated that an unknown suspect had broken into his construction trailer overnight.
TIME
09: 38
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
1400 Blk 166th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2756
NARRATIVE
Male and female roommates got into a verbal altercation that turned physical when the male pushed the female. The male was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
09: 39
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
4200 Blk 124th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2779
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect threw a brick through a back door and gained access to the church. A few offices had been rifled through, but nothing seemed to be taken. A worker located a transient male sleeping in one of the classrooms. The subject said he was let in by two other unknown males. There was evidence of other attempted break-ins on a door lock. The male left before the police arrived.
TIME
13: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
116600 Blk NE 4th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2800
NARRATIVE
An unknown male entered the store on crutches. He got on an electric cart, rode out of the store and went north on 116th Ave NE. There was a delay in reporting. The cart is described as black with a charging box on the back.
TIME
11: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Package Theft
LOCATION
3100 Blk 108th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2761
NARRATIVE
An unknown male was seen on a Ring camera grabbing a package off the front steps of the victim’s house. It was about two minutes after USPS delivered it. The suspect got into a white vehicle and left.
TIME
12: 55
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant
LOCATION
2000 Blk 148th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2784
NARRATIVE
The suspect was with a group of six people who entered the store and were drinking alcohol and throwing things at customers. Officers located the suspect as she was leaving the store with unpurchased items. She was detained and later arrested for a DOC warrant.
TIME
18: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
1500 Blk 145th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2838
NARRATIVE
Following an argument, the suspect assaulted his wife by pulling her hair, pushing her to the ground, and slapping the side of her head, causing pain and redness. The suspect was arrested without incident and booked into jail.
TIME
22: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Assault
LOCATION
14300 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-2846
NARRATIVE
The victim’s father called in to report his son being assaulted on Friday at about 2200 hours. Following a verbal confrontation with another group of people, the suspect punched the victim in the head.
TIME
21: 34
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
3200 Blk 158th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2855
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a domestic disturbance and determined that while arguing with his wife, the male suspect choked her. Officers established probable cause and arrested the husband. He was booked into jail.
TIME
21: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Traffic Arrest
LOCATION
600 Blk 156th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2856
NARRATIVE
Officers contacted the suspect for a traffic violation and determined that the driver had Failed to Lawfully Transfer Title after purchase. He was cited, released and advised he would be summoned in the mail with a court date
TIME
23: 05
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery 1
LOCATION
1600 Blk 140th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-2864
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a robbery and determined that a suspect had been contacted for attempting to steal a cold pack of beer from the location. The loss prevention agent stated that the suspect had threatened to shoot him and gestured toward his waistband as if he had a gun. The suspect was last seen fleeing eastbound from the location. A K9 unit responded to the scene and initiated a track. Following an extensive search, the K9 lost the lost scent. The investigation is ongoing.
Below are selected crime reports for last week, ending on Sunday at midnight. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our interactive crime map.
January 3
TIME
10: 34
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
1400 Blk 130th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-366
NARRATIVE
An employee reported that someone had stolen one of their vehicles from the lot. She advised the officer that the last she saw the vehicle parked in the lot was on 12/31/21. The vehicle was entered into the system as stolen.
January 4
TIME
07: 36
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
2200 Blk 118th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-521
NARRATIVE
The caller reported that unidentified suspects broke into a fenced, locked yard after hours and stole valuable tools and equipment. The suspects were driving a stolen van at the time.
TIME
13: 11
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
15300 Blk SE 23rd St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-598
NARRATIVE
The victim reported that an unknown suspect stole his vehicle, which was parked and locked on the street in front of the house.
January 5
TIME
04: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Possession Stolen Vehicle/Theft
LOCATION
13100 Blk SE 30th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-717
NARRATIVE
The reporting party reported a suspicious truck that had dropped off a woodchipper in between some bushes. The pickup returned and was idling nearby. When the officer arrived, the vehicle fled the area and was traveling westbound on I-90. The vehicle was later located at a boat launch where it had been disconnected from the trailer. The vehicle fled the area again. The trailer and equipment were recovered and returned to the victims. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
12: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Order Violation
LOCATION
5900 Blk 119th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-765
NARRATIVE
The suspect and the victim were in the apartment having a loud verbal argument. There is a no-contact order between the two. The subjects refused to open the door. Eventually, officers were able to contact both parties. One subject was arrested for violating the order and booked into jail. The other had a trespass for the location and was released pending a summons. had a trespass for the location. He was released pending a summons.
TIME
16: 19
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
1600 Blk 140th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-806
NARRATIVE
The suspect stole over $200 in merchandise from the store and was contacted and taken into custody after leaving the scene. The merchandise was recovered, and the suspect was booked into jail.
TIME
20: 50
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
700 Blk 126th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-852
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a call of a theft in progress. While en route, officers were advised that the reporting party had just observed the suspect stealing a package from his porch via his Ring camera system. Officers located the suspect nearby, and he was detained without incident. The officers determined that the suspect had multiple packages from different residences, but none of the victims wanted to pursue charges. The packages were returned to the victims. The suspect had an outstanding DV warrant. He was arrested and booked into jail on the warrant.
TIME
22: 38
CONTACT TYPE
Fugitive from Justice/Felony Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
11600 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-866
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a call of an unwanted subject and determined that the suspect had multiple outstanding felony warrants out of Oregon. The suspect was arrested and taken into custody as a Fugitive from Justice. He was booked into jail.
January 6
TIME
00: 03
CONTACT TYPE
DUI Arrest
LOCATION
3700 Blk 150th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-872
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for numerous traffic violations and determined that the suspect was exhibiting the effects of impairment due to obvious alcohol consumption and driving. Probable cause was established following a DUI investigation. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
02: 49
CONTACT TYPE
DUI Arrest
LOCATION
200 Blk 118th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-882
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a call of a prowler, and as they were arriving, they observed a suspect driving and initiated a stop for a traffic violation. Officers observed that the suspect was exhibiting the effects of impairment due to alcohol consumption and driving. Probable cause was established following a DUI investigation, and the suspect was arrested. Having no significant arrest history, the suspect was later released.
TIME
02: 58
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
3700 Blk 150th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-883
NARRATIVE
The suspect was contacted by police during a call of an unwanted subject. Officers determined that the suspect had an outstanding, confirmed Felony warrant out of Seattle PD for Theft 1. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
04: 35
CONTACT TYPE
Theft – Catalytic Converter
LOCATION
900 Blk 165th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-889
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a theft that had just occurred and determined that the unknown suspect(s) had stolen the victim’s catalytic converter from his vehicle. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
15: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
1300 Blk 114th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-987
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to a counselor’s office where a subject was in crisis. She told officers she wanted medical help and was transferred to the hospital.
TIME
13: 01
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Warrant / Eluding
LOCATION
2000 Blk 148th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-961
NARRATIVE
Officers located a parked car that was running with a female. When they ran the plate, they discovered the registered owner had a DOC Escape Warrant for ID Theft. A person walked out of the store and was able to get to the vehicle before they could be identified and got into the driver’s seat. Officers attempted to contact the suspect and initiated a stop in the parking lot, but the suspect immediately fled, driving up and over the sidewalk, nearly ramming into a male who was exiting his vehicle across the sidewalk. The suspect then ran a stop sign and was nearly t-boned. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
09: 36
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
14600 Blk NE 35th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-927
NARRATIVE
Officers located two unoccupied stolen vehicles at the above location.
TIME
15: 28
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
3200 Blk 156th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-995
NARRATIVE
While on patrol, officers located a stolen truck. They searched the vehicle and located evidence that it was stolen. The investigation is ongoing.
January 7
TIME
14: 14
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants /Drugs/ Obstructing
LOCATION
13500 Blk SE 27th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1184
NARRATIVE
Kirkland PD called about a subject who had seven warrants out for his arrest ranging from Driving with License Suspended to Theft. Kirkland wanted the suspect in custody for an interview. Bellevue officers contacted the male, and he took off running upon contact. Officers were able to catch the suspect and arrest him. A subsequent search netted baggies of suspected cocaine and $6800 cash, plus IDs for other victims. The suspect was transported to the Kirkland jail and booked.
TIME
20: 45
CONTACT TYPE
DUI Arrest
LOCATION
SE 4th St/152nd Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1248
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for a traffic violation and determined that the suspect was exhibiting the effects of impairment due to drug usage. Probable cause was established following a DUI investigation, and the suspect was arrested.
TIME
23: 02
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Traffic Arrest
LOCATION
148th Ave NE/NE 24th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1276
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for a traffic violation and determined that he had Failed to Lawfully Transfer Title after purchase. He was arrested, released and advised he would be summoned in the mail with a court date.
TIME
23: 41
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
1500 Blk 130th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1282
NARRATIVE
An officer located a reported stolen vehicle that crashed into a construction site. The officer determined that the vehicle’s location was approximately two blocks north of where it was originally stolen. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
23: 55
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Traffic Arrest
LOCATION
148th Ave NE/BelRed Rd
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1285
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for a traffic violation and determined that the suspect was operating a vehicle with no Biological Ignition Interlock Device as required by law. The suspect was arrested and released and advised he would be summoned in the mail with a court date.
January 8
TIME
01: 26
CONTACT TYPE
Hit & Run Investigation
LOCATION
2500 Blk 118th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1297
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a possible single-vehicle collision. When officers arrived, they located a severely damaged vehicle but could not locate the driver or registered owner after multiple attempts. Officers located a second vehicle that appeared to be what the first vehicle had crashed into. Officers contacted the registered owner of the second vehicle and documented the incident. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
02: 12
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Traffic Arrest
LOCATION
14600 Blk BelRed Rd
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1300
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for a traffic violation and determined that the driver was operating a motor vehicle with a Canceled Vehicle Title and failed to Lawfully Transfer after purchase. The suspect was arrested, released and advised he would be summoned in the mail with a court date.
TIME
03: 25
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
14700 Blk NE 1st Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1309
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a domestic disturbance in progress and determined that the suspect had assaulted his girlfriend by biting her while they were arguing. Probable cause was established, the suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
04: 03
CONTACT TYPE
Commercial Burglary
LOCATION
14900 Blk BelRed Rd
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1311
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a commercial burglary that had just occurred and determined that an unknown suspect had illegally forced entry through the front doors of the business. The owner of the business was able to provide a detailed description of the suspect and video surveillance. Officers set a perimeter, and a K9 unit tracked the suspect for several blocks until he lost the scent. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
08: 07
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
12300 Blk Northup Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1327
NARRATIVE
The victim picked up the female suspect that he had just met and didn’t know. The victim went into a nearby business for only a moment to retrieve something and left the suspect in his running vehicle. The suspect proceeded to slide over from the passenger seat to the driver’s seat of the vehicle. She is then seen driving away on video. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
20: 27
CONTACT TYPE
Arson
LOCATION
100 Blk 145th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1430
NARRATIVE
Unknown subjects were setting off large fireworks at this location, causing some damage to a garbage can, batting cage netting, turf, and possibly a port-a-potty.
TIME
19: 22
CONTACT TYPE
DUI Arrest
LOCATION
14200 Blk SE Eastgate Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1421
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for a traffic violation and determined that the suspect was exhibiting the effects of impairment due to alcohol consumption and driving. Probable cause was established following a DUI investigation. The suspect was arrested, advised that he would be summoned in the mail with a court date, and released to a sober friend.
TIME
23: 54
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
900 Blk 148th Dr SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-768
NARRATIVE
An officer located a stolen vehicle, processed it for evidence and contacted the registered owner.
January 9
TIME
00: 54
CONTACT TYPE
Drugs/Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
900 Blk 148th Dr SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1460
NARRATIVE
While investigating a recovered stolen vehicle, officers observed a suspicious subject approaching their location and initiated a social contact with the subject. The officers observed that subject was exhibiting the effects of obvious illegal drug usage and asked permission to see his license. Officers determined the suspect had an outstanding, confirmed warrant. He was arrested, and multiple grams of suspected methamphetamines and heroin were recovered from the suspect. Officers provided a Blake Referral, seized the drug evidence and transported the suspect to jail.
TIME
02: 02
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
900 Blk 148th Dr SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-60898
NARRATIVE
After concluding the arrest of the above suspect, the officer located another stolen vehicle dumped within this neighborhood. The vehicle was impounded when officers could not reach the registered owner.
TIME
02: 46
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Trespass/Disorderly Conduct/ Arrest
LOCATION
10400 Blk NE 5th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1475
NARRATIVE
Police responded to an unwanted subject and determined that an intoxicated suspect had locked herself in the restroom and would not leave, despite repeated warnings by the manager and security. Officers contacted the suspect, and convinced her to exit the restroom, and escorted her outside. Unfortunately, she would not listen to the staff, security or repeated police warnings. Probable cause was established, she was advised that she was under arrest and while attempting to restrain her, the suspect failed to listen to police commands and resisted arrest. She was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
03: 33
CONTACT TYPE
Commercial Burglary Arrest
LOCATION
3000 Blk 148th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#22-1478
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a silent burglary alarm, and when they arrived, they observed evidence of a burglary. Officers set a perimeter and saw the suspects flee the business through the parking lot. Responding officers located and detained both suspects without incident. The suspects were booked into the King County Youth Detention Center.
TIME
06: 35
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
200 Blk 111th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1483
NARRATIVE
The suspect and victim are in a domestic relationship. During an argument, the suspect punched the victim in the face and grabbed her by the neck. Before police arrived, the suspect fled. Officers located the suspect at the transit center, where he was arrested without incident. He was booked into jail.
TIME
08: 06
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
1100 Blk 163rd Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1492
NARRATIVE
The victim was entering her vehicle when an unknown male suspect approached her from behind and started asking for money. When the victim refused, the suspect demanded her wallet and purse. The victim refused again, so the suspect displayed a silver revolver, which convinced the victim to turn over her belongings. The suspect fled the area on foot. The suspect was already carrying a purse when he stole the victim’s purse. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
13: 39
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
1200 Blk 164th LN NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1541
NARRATIVE
After the robbery above, officers were dispatched to a cold burglary nearby. Sometime between 0600-0900 hours, an unknown suspect entered the victim’s home. The victim was sleeping in the master bedroom with her child. The suspect stole the victim’s purse, wallet, and phone from the victim’s nightstand, which was within feet of the suspect and child). It is believed the victim’s husband left the front door unlocked when he left for work at 0600, which was found ajar later.
TIME
16: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
15600 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-1566
NARRATIVE
The suspect arranged to buy an iPhone 13 on Facebook Marketplace. After talking with the suspect for 30 minutes, the suspect pulled up his shirt, showing a gun handle. He told the victim to get back into the vehicle. The suspect ran away northbound. The victim followed the suspect and last observed him behind a bank alleyway. The suspect’s Facebook account was deactivated after the robbery.
Below are selected crime reports for last week, ending on Sunday at midnight. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our interactive crime map.
December 27
TIME
03: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
1000 Blk 116th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64339
NARRATIVE
The suspect was contacted for a possible burglary investigation. She was arrested and booked into jail for a Kitsap County warrant for burglary 2nd.
TIME
04: 08
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
13600 Blk SE 30th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64340
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to an alarm and saw two suspects who had been hiding, flee the construction site. The lock to the fence had been cut with a bandsaw and copper wire was in the process of being staged for theft. One suspect was caught by officers. The second suspect fled into the woods and was eventually tracked by K9 through several streams, a tunnel, and multiple fences. Both suspects were booked into jail.
TIME
12: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Possession Stolen Vehicle/Warrant
LOCATION
14900 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64388
NARRATIVE
Officers were doing an area check for a possible stolen vehicle near 148th Ave/NE 8th St. An officer located the vehicle that was stopped at a nearby business. During the investigation, a driver and occupant returned to the vehicle. Officers contacted both subjects and detained them without incident. Probable cause was established for the driver, and he was arrested for Possession Stolen Vehicle. The passenger had a felony warrant that was confirmed. Both subjects were booked into jail. The vehicle was returned to the registered owner.
December 28
TIME
08: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
12100 Blk SE 60th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64487
NARRATIVE
The wife called to report her husband would not leave and no longer lived at the residence. Sometime during the dispute, the wife struck the husband, resulting in visible injuries. There were allegations that a firearm was displayed by the wife, and she turned over a realistic bb gun. She was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
14: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
1800 Blk 130th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64544
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to a robbery in progress and the victims said a suspect pointed a gun at employees and demanded cash. The suspect wore a ski mask, so his description was difficult to determine. The victims emptied multiple tills, followed by the suspect leaving in a white-colored car. There were no injuries. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
16: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass
LOCATION
500 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64559
NARRATIVE
An officer responded to a subject who was trespassing according to the notice he was served on 12-24-21. On the date noted, the subject used multiple women’s restrooms making women uncomfortable. The subject also eluded security on 12-27-21. Based on these details, he was arrested and booked into jail.
December 29
TIME
22: 21
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
15600 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64775
NARRATIVE
The suspect had shoplifted from the store, but the store did not want to press charges. The suspect was trespassed from the mall and agreed to leave but then decided he needed to go to another store first. The suspect was arrested for violating the trespass notice he was just issued. The suspect had $15k in warrants from surrounding agencies to include Everett PD, which confirmed some of the warrants. The suspect was arrested and turned over to Everett PD without incident. He was issued a summons for trespassing.
December 30
TIME
15: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant
LOCATION
3000 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-30354
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to a disturbance involving two subjects. The officer contacted both subjects and recognized one as a person that had an active DV warrant. The officer confirmed the warrant and arrested the subject without incident and booked him into jail.
December 31
TIME
17: 35
CONTACT TYPE
Residential Burglary
LOCATION
12100 Blk SE 41st St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-65035
NARRATIVE
The victim, who is out of town, had his residence burglarized. The suspect(s) damaged the interior of the home by turning on the water, causing water damage. Unknown what was taken at this time.
TIME
20: 55
CONTACT TYPE
Residential Burglary
LOCATION
800 Blk 141st Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-65058
NARRATIVE
The victim called 911 stating two males had just entered her home while she was out of the area. Officers arrived and established a perimeter. A K9 unit responded to assist with clearing the interior of the home. No suspects were found in the home. The front door had been forced open and the home had been ransacked. This is the second time this home has been hit in the last couple of days.
TIME
21: 21
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest / Criminal Traffic
LOCATION
13400 Blk Lake Hills Connector
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-65059
NARRATIVE
The officer contacted the suspect for multiple violations and suspicion of DUI. The suspect was not impaired but had a felony and misdemeanor warrant out for his arrest. The suspect was booked into jail on the warrants and was issued a summons for Driving with License Suspended.
January 1
TIME
13: 18
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
600 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-0075
NARRATIVE
The suspect struck her brother several times in the chest due to an unreasonable belief he is dangerous. She was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
13: 47
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
400 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-0076
NARRATIVE
The suspect stole a shirt from a store and when confronted by loss prevention, he tried to strike the loss prevention officer with a bottle of beer several times. The suspect fled the area but was located at the transit center. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
16: 05
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
12600 Blk SE 38th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-0095
NARRATIVE
While two suspects distracted an employee, a third suspect selected a Legos set worth $450 dollars. When the suspect attempted to leave with it and was confronted about the theft, the two suspects struck the victim multiple times about the head and face. They fled the area before police arrived. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
17: 28
CONTACT TYPE
Theft 3 / Assault 4 (x2)
LOCATION
400 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-107
NARRATIVE
The suspect shoplifted and was approached by loss prevention outside the store. When loss prevention tried to detain the subject, he pushed and punched to get away and then fled on foot, leaving all the items behind. The subject was located nearby, identified, arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
18: 22
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
100th Ave NE @ NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-118
NARRATIVE
The suspect and his wife got into an argument which resulted in the suspect shoving his wife to the ground causing pain. He was arrested and booked into jail.
January 2
TIME
06: 22
CONTACT TYPE
Cyberstalking
LOCATION
2400 Blk 130th Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
22-00190
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect coerced an 18-year-old high school student into sending him nude photos via social media. The suspect threatened to send them to her parents and friends if she didn’t then send more. The suspect’s social media account had fake photos of himself, but the victim thinks it could be a fellow student.
Below are selected crime reports for last week, ending on Sunday at midnight. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our interactive crime map.
December 20
TIME
01: 19
CONTACT TYPE
DUI / Collision
LOCATION
SE Eastgate Way/Richards Road
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63102
NARRATIVE
A suspected DUI driver drove his vehicle into an electrical box on the southwest corner of Richards Road and SE Eastgate Way, causing the traffic signals to go dark. WSP was in the area and was requested to process the DUI. The driver was arrested.
TIME
05: 57
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
2500 Blk 161st Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63114
NARRATIVE
The victim awoke to the suspect cutting his catalytic converter off his car. The suspect fled in a white sedan.
TIME
07: 49
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
3000 Blk Landerholm Circle
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63122
NARRATIVE
Suspect(s) stole an enclosed trailer with tools inside between 12/17-12/20.
TIME
09: 52
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
2500 Blk 161st Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63148
NARRATIVE
A painter’s van was stolen while employees were working inside a residence. The vehicle was parked in the driveway in front of another vehicle. The keys had been concealed in the center console. The vehicle was observed driving away by an employee who thought it was a co-worker.
TIME
10: 09
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl/Theft of a firearm
LOCATION
2000 Blk 155th Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63147
NARRATIVE
Suspects broke into the victim’s SUV about 4:40 am. The vehicle was parked in the lower parking garage. The suspects got away with a firearm w an extended magazine and a Luis Vuitton Purse. Video from the parking garage shows two males arriving in a large silver truck.
TIME
21: 37
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
300 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63260
NARRATIVE
An employee called in to report a subject was shoplifting. An officer arrived on scene and located the subject pushing a cart with over $700 dollars’ worth of product out the front door without paying. The store requested a trespass only. The subject also had a confirmed misdemeanor warrant out of Renton for Theft 3. He was arrested and booked into jail without incident.
December 21
TIME
19: 18
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
700 Blk 140th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63449
NARRATIVE
The subject broke multiple items inside the home, prompting one of his sisters to call 911. Upon arrival, officers established probable cause and took the subject into custody without incident. He was booked into jail.
TIME
15: 18
CONTACT TYPE
Bank Robbery
LOCATION
100 Blk NE 10th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63411
NARRATIVE
The suspect entered the bank and demanded money, then fled in a black Camaro. Officers located the suspect, and a pursuit ensued, which was eventually terminated due to the suspect’s extremely reckless behavior. The suspect abandoned the vehicle at Kelsey Creek Park and fled on foot. Following an extensive and lengthy search, the suspect was not located. The investigation is ongoing.
December 22
TIME
21: 43
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
4000 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63467
NARRATIVE
The suspect concealed fragrances on his person, and when he attempted to leave the store without paying, loss prevention confronted him. The suspect pushed loss prevention out of the way and fled with the stolen merchandise. The suspect was not located.
December 23
TIME
02: 29
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
900 Blk 111th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63734
NARRATIVE
The suspect assaulted his girlfriend, pushing her to the ground. The victim was taken to the hospital where doctors with rib and wrist fractures. The suspect was not located, and charges were forwarded to Superior Court.
TIME
03: 34
CONTACT TYPE
False Reporting
LOCATION
2200 Blk 156th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63735
NARRATIVE
The suspect called 911 and reported a male waving a gun, matching his description. After arriving, officers located the suspect with his had hands in his pocket, standing near an apartment. Officers contacted the suspect and did not locate any weapons. The suspect phone number that was used to call 911 was linked to the suspect. The suspect denied calling 911 and went into an apartment, stating he had just moved over from Seattle. Charges were forwarded to the prosecutor.
TIME
06: 25
CONTACT TYPE
DUI/Assault
LOCATION
14000 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63746
NARRATIVE
A suspect attempted to steal beer from the gas station and left in a vehicle as a passenger. An officer stopped the vehicle and determined that the driver was DUI. The driver and passenger were both extremely intoxicated and detained. The business did not wish to prosecute, and the passenger was released. After being arrested, the driver stomped on the officer’s foot and attempted to trip the arresting officer several times. He was booked into jail.
TIME
12: 55
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
300 Blk 102nd Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63811
NARRATIVE
An intoxicated husband struck his wife. He was arrested for DV Assault and booked into jail.
TIME
19: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
100 Blk 140th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63862
NARRATIVE
Officer contacted the victim at the station lobby regarding a domestic disturbance that had occurred earlier. The victim stated her husband, the suspect, assaulted her with a phone causing visible injury to her head during a disturbance. The officer contacted the suspect and corroborated the statements with evidence and arrested the suspect. The suspect was booked into jail.
TIME
19: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
1100 Blk 142nd Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63878
NARRATIVE
Officers contacted a victim regarding a residential burglary. The victim returned home and discovered multiple pieces of property, including his vehicle, stolen from the residence. CCTV images captured two males exiting a red truck and entering the residence. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
10: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Possession Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
11400 Blk Main St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63771
NARRATIVE
The suspect was sitting in a vehicle in a handicapped parking stall with a temporary tag in the back of the car. The temporary tag did not match the car. Officers learned the car was stolen in Lake Forest Park from an armed burglary. The suspect was arrested, and a realistic Glock BB gun was in the back seat, as well as another stolen plate out of Kirkland. Ammunition was also located inside the vehicle that is tied back to the burglary. The suspect was booked into jail.
TIME
11: 14
CONTACT TYPE
Assault
LOCATION
300 Blk 120th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63788
NARRATIVE
The suspect was walking around with a 6-pack of bottled beer and tried to disrupt a group of people on the premises. They told him to leave, and he made threats and threw a bottle at one of the males, causing him to have to duck from being struck. The bottle broke next to him, and he picked up another bottle to throw. The subject was arrested and booked into jail for Assault.
December 24
TIME
05: 49
CONTACT TYPE
Trespassing
LOCATION
300 Blk 112th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63952
NARRATIVE
After multiple calls throughout the night, the suspect was arrested for trespassing and booked into jail.
TIME
01: 52
CONTACT TYPE
Sexual Assault
LOCATION
100 Blk 140th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63940
NARRATIVE
The subject reported a past sexual assault that had placed her in crisis. The subject was transported to the hospital for mental health evaluation, and a sexual assault report was taken. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
06: 38
CONTACT TYPE
Assault
LOCATION
300 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63953
NARRATIVE
The victim was at the bus stop, and an unknown transient suspect bumped into the victim, and a verbal altercation ensued. The suspect sprayed the victim in the face with pepper spray and fled the area on foot.
TIME
19: 40
CONTACT TYPE
Possession Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
SE 38th St/Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64082
NARRATIVE
An officer ran a license plate and learned the vehicle was stolen out of Tacoma PD. A high-risk stop was conducted on the vehicle, and the driver and passenger were detained without incident. The driver was booked into jail, and the passenger was identified and released from the scene.
December 25
TIME
01: 58
CONTACT TYPE
DUI/Collision
LOCATION
100 Blk 156th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64123
NARRATIVE
The suspect collided with a parked vehicle and believed that the unoccupied parked vehicle was at fault. The suspect was arrested for DUI after providing a breath sample over the legal limit. The suspect was released to a sober friend.
TIME
11: 41
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
12000 Blk SE 42nd St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64159
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect(s) burglarized the victim’s residence during the overnight hours. The victim was out of town for the Christmas weekend, and the burglary was discovered by the house sitter this morning.
TIME
12: 55
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Circumstances/Burglary
LOCATION
3800 Blk 156th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64162
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect was observed by a neighbor running around into yards. Word spread among all the neighbors about the suspect lurking around their homes on Christmas Day. The neighbors gathered and started to chase the suspect through the neighborhood. The suspect entered an unlocked home to hide, but when found by the homeowner, he ran off again. The various neighbors believed the suspect was associated with a new white truck being driven by an accomplice. The suspects were not located, and no home (other than the one entered by the suspect while fleeing) had been entered.
TIME
10: 17
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
16100 Blk NE 14th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64146
NARRATIVE
The victim texted a friend saying she was in a mental health crisis. Police contacted her, and she was transported to the hospital for medical treatment.
TIME
11: 26
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
2000 Blk 155th Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64153
NARRATIVE
The suspect was upset with his wife because she did not clean the house as he told her to. As a result, he shoved her up against a wall causing injury. He was booked into jail without incident.
TIME
15: 25
CONTACT TYPE
Order violation
LOCATION
15200 Blk NE 15th
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64171
NARRATIVE
During a previous incident, the suspect attempted to force entry into his ex-girlfriend’s apartment with a crowbar, then broke the doorknob off. He fled the area before police arrived. He decided to return later in the day, and this time, after trying to shove his way into the apartment, he chose to lay down by the front door and was arrested by police. He was booked into jail for two counts of order violation and attempted burglary.
December 26
TIME
12: 13
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
16200 Blk NE 14th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64269
NARRATIVE
The suspect went to his ex-girlfriend’s apartment in violation of an order and went into her apartment. While there, he became frustrated that she would not take him back, so he assaulted her. After a brief foot pursuit in the snow, he was taken into custody without incident and booked into jail.
TIME
14: 31
CONTACT TYPE
DUI Collision
LOCATION
NE 4th/I-405
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-64283
NARRATIVE
Washington State Patrol contacted the driver following a collision. Troopers determined the collision occurred in Bellevue, so officers responded and determined the driver was significantly impaired. After being checked at the hospital, he was booked into jail.
Chief Wendell Shirley (Interim) invites the public to a virtual community meeting to update the department’s use of force policies following an independent review..
During the summer of 2020, the City of Bellevue and the police department recognized the strained police-community relations following several high-profile national incidents. This included the murder of George Floyd by a now-former Minneapolis police officer. The events sparked a national debate about police legitimacy, procedural justice, and policing in general, specifically of communities of color.
As a result, the city hired a consultant in September 2020, the Office of Independent Review Group (OIR), to conduct a comprehensive review of the police department’s use of force policies. The review intended to identify whether reforms were needed and reform the police policies where necessary. It also included a commitment to engage with the community, seek input, and report findings.
OIR issued its final report in April 2021, citing 47 recommendations. Since then, the department has responded to 32 of the 47 recommendations, with eight more expected to be posted by the end of the week. You can find the progress report here.
Please join us for an update on the reforms and to ask questions. The meeting will be virtual. Wednesday, January 12, 2022, from 6:30-8:00 pm. Please register on Eventbrite.
Chief Shirley will also discuss the department’s research into a body-worn camera program. You can post questions for the meeting or provide feedback on the Engaging Bellevue webpage.
Bellevue police continue to search for a suspected bank robber who fled from 10300 Blk NE 10th St. just before 3:30 pm on December 21. The suspect entered the bank and gave the teller a note demanding cash. He fled in a black vehicle at a high rate of speed after police were called. Officers were able to locate the car and attempted to pull it over, but the suspect fled, driving recklessly through the Wilburton neighborhood, then to Kelsey Creek.
The suspect ditched the vehicle in Kelsey Creek Park and ran away. Several dozen officers, K9 units, and a couple of unmanned aerial devices responded in the search. After several hours, the K9s lost the scent and suspended the search.
The suspect is described as a mixed-race male in his mid-20s, 6’2”, and a medium build. He entered the bank wearing a black mask, black shirt, yellow construction vest, and white gloves. He is suspected of previously robbing another Bellevue bank. He had indicated to the tellers that he had a weapon in prior robberies, although he’s never displayed one.
It is safe for community members to resume their normal activities as we do not believe he is in the area; we ask that you remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the police. You may call the police non-emergency number at 425-577-5656. If it is an emergency, call 911 immediately.
A 38-year-old man was arrested on investigation of patronizing a prostitute during an undercover vice operation at a Bellevue motel. The man agreed to a date through an online app with what he thought was a prostitute. When he arrived, he was arrested, and detectives learned that in the past he had made statements to police about wanting to kill a prostitute. Detectives then found two guns in his waistband.
“Prostitution is not a victimless crime. Many sex workers become victims of robbery, assault and rape,” stated Captain Shelby Shearer. “But in this case, we very easily could have prevented something bad from happening.” In all, detectives arrested 16 men for patronizing a prostitute during the one-night sting operation.
“Any comprehensive approach to combating human trafficking must include dealing with the demand, which is why we conduct the vice stings,” said Shearer. “We want to send the clear message to these suspects, don’t engage in prostitution, and certainly don’t do it in Bellevue,” he added.
The suspects agreed to pay anywhere from $80-$280 for sex. Some brought sex paraphernalia, alcohol and narcotics. Patronizing a prostitute is a misdemeanor and the Bellevue city prosecutor will recommend suspects attend a mandatory 10-week program, Stopping Sexual Exploitation through Seattle Against Slavery. This program teaches how sexually exploiting women causes them harm and the suspects will learn tools to create healthy relationships in their own lives.
“Our ongoing investigations show that countless people are being trafficked and commercially sexually exploited in the City of Bellevue. We have identified children, domestic violence victims, foreign nationals, and other highly vulnerable and marginalized people who are being harmed through the illicit sex trade,” Shearer explained. “We continue to identify these victims and try to connect them with services. We remain steadfast in addressing the demand for commercial sex, which fuels the sex trafficking industry. We will continue to hold sex buyers accountable for the harm they are perpetuating in the community.”
If you or someone you know is a victim of human sex or labor trafficking, you are encouraged to contact Bellevue Police at ViceHT@bellevuewa.gov. Call 911 if you are in immediate danger.
Below are selected crime reports for last week, ending on Sunday at midnight. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our interactive crime map.
December 13
TIME
02: 19
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
2200 Blk 140th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61505
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a car theft report and determined that the victim had gone into the restaurant to pick up some food and left his vehicle running in the parking lot. When he returned, an unknown suspect had taken his vehicle.
TIME
08: 06
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
12000 Blk NE 12th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61686
NARRATIVE
The victim’s car was taken from his business sometime between 12/10 and today. The vehicle had 30-40 used tires in the bed.
TIME
08: 40
CONTACT TYPE
Welfare Check
LOCATION
1400 Blk 154th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61689
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to check on the health of an elderly female. Officers found the house in disarray and the 89-year-old female in need of medical treatment. She was transferred to the hospital for care.
TIME
11: 53
CONTACT TYPE
Bank Robbery
LOCATION
400 Blk 112th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-
NARRATIVE
A suspect walked into the bank with a note inferring he had a weapon. The suspect fled with cash in a black vehicle. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
10: 37
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary/Car Theft
LOCATION
12000 Blk NE 12th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61711
NARRATIVE
Over the weekend, the victim had his business burglarized. The suspect(s)stole miscellaneous shop tools and two vehicles. Both vehicles were entered as stolen.
TIME
11: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
300 Blk 120th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61767
NARRATIVE
The suspect filled a metal garbage can and left the store without paying for the items. The suspect sprayed loss prevention with mace when he was contacted. Loss prevention recognized the suspect from prior thefts. Officers located the suspect’s vehicle, and the stolen merchandise was returned to the store. The suspect was not located. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
11: 114
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
11400 Blk NE 2nd Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61720
NARRATIVE
The victim reported his vehicle was stolen overnight.
TIME
16: 37
CONTACT TYPE
Theft/Assault/Eluding)
LOCATION
100 Bellevue Square
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61787
NARRATIVE
Loss prevention caught the suspects shoplifting. The female subject remained with loss prevention and was arrested for Theft 2nd degree (over $3,000 theft). The male subject fled and threw a chair at security (no injury) and then drove in a manner amounting to eluding officers who were arriving in the area. Officers did not pursue, and the male subject got away. The female was booked into jail for Theft 2. The investigation is ongoing for the male.
TIME
13: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
300 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61744
NARRATIVE
The victim was distracted by one of the suspects while grocery shopping. The second suspect entered the victim’s purse and removed her wallet. The suspect(s) then used the victim’s credit card to make a fraudulent purchase of $700.00. The investigation is ongoing.
December 14
TIME
13: 42
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
300 Blk 120th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61952
NARRATIVE
Loss prevention recognized two subjects as frequent shoplifters as they entered the store. The male loaded two buckets with stolen merchandise and loaded them into a vehicle. He fled as police arrived. An officer contacted the female with the stolen merchandise, and she returned everything. The female was arrested, cited, and released. The male will receive a summons in the mail.
TIME
14: 59
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant
LOCATION
4300 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61973
NARRATIVE
Police were called to the store due to a verbal disturbance. They contacted a female, and when she identified herself, officers confirmed her warrant for DUI. She was arrested and booked jail without incident.
TIME
18: 47
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
6500 Blk 169th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62032 & 21-62023
NARRATIVE
The suspects in a white sedan were reported stealing multiple packages from multiple victims. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
21: 54
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
11000 Blk NE 14th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62056
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to a domestic disturbance that became physical and established probable cause for Assault 4 for the male. He was arrested and booked into jail without incident. During the investigation, officers developed probable cause for the male for a felony DV assault against the same female from a couple of months ago that had not been reported. The case was filed for the felony charge and will be issued via summons.
TIME
12: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass
LOCATION
300 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61935
NARRATIVE
The subject was on an active trespass and entered the location to purchase food. She caused a large disruption inside when she was asked to leave, throwing items around. She proceeded to use slurs and screamed at officers when they arrived and fled to the bus stop across the street. She was advised not to return and was summoned.
TIME
23: 29
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant
LOCATION
3700 Blk 132nd Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62065
NARRATIVE
Officers located the suspect’s vehicle located in a parking lot and learned the suspect had a $100,000 DV Assault 2 warrant for his arrest. Officers later located the subject and booked him into jail on the warrant.
December 15
TIME
02: 49
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants
LOCATION
3600 Blk150th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62086
NARRATIVE
An officer contacted the subjects inside a vehicle at a gas station. Both subjects had outstanding warrants for their arrest and were booked into jail without incident.
TIME
01: 02
CONTACT TYPE
Possession Stolen Vehicle
LOCATION
3800 Blk 155th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61856
NARRATIVE
A male and female were in a disturbance in the neighborhood, and the female knocked on a door, and the police were called. Both subjects left the area in a vehicle. Officers stopped the vehicle, which was determined to be stolen. The suspects were arrested and booked into jail.
A security company reported a theft of tires from a car dealership and provided the suspect’s license plate and vehicle description. The reporting party stated the suspect was installing the tires on his vehicle in the parking lot across the street. Officers contacted the driver with emergency lights active. The suspect attempted to drive away going forward and backward, but the vehicle jack prevented the vehicle from moving more than two feet in either direction. After the suspect was arrested, a search produced a stolen handgun on his person. The suspect was booked on seven felony warrants with bail set in the amount of $420,000.
TIME
08: 35
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
13800 Blk 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62115
NARRATIVE
The victim called 911 reported that his vehicle was stolen from his place of work. The officer responded to the scene and met with the victim. The victim stated that he parked his vehicle the morning of 12/15, and when he returned to his vehicle, he discovered that it was stolen.
TIME
07: 21
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
400 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62102
NARRATIVE
The victim contacted 911 and reported that someone had stolen the catalytic converter from his work vehicle.
TIME
12: 07
CONTACT TYPE
Assault 4
LOCATION
15500 Blk NE 24th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62155
NARRATIVE
While the suspect was being escorted out of the store by employees for repetitive shoplifting incidents, he decided to shove an elderly male to the ground. The victim was not involved in any way. The suspect was contacted outside after punching a vehicle that was driving by. He was arrested without incident and booked into jail.
TIME
15: 48
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
12700 Blk SE 38th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62190
NARRATIVE
A male walked into the bank and handed a demand note to the teller. She was confused by what was written, so she walked away from him. The suspect then went to the lobby, stood there for another minute, and then decided to leave. He fled the area before police arrived.
TIME
12: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant
LOCATION
300 Blk 120th Ave
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62163
NARRATIVE
The suspect stole merchandise from the store, and an officer contacted her for the theft in the parking lot. She had several warrants out for her arrest. She was arrested, the merchandise was recovered, and she was booked into jail.
TIME
16: 11
CONTACT TYPE
Eluding/Hit and Run
LOCATION
120th/NE 8th St S/B 405 from NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62193
NARRATIVE
Officers located the subject and vehicle in a parking lot and ran the plate, which came back stolen and did not match the vehicle. Officers located the subject then at 120th and NE 8th St and attempted to stop the vehicle. Officer pulled behind the vehicle on the onramp to 405 S/B from NE 8th St, turning on their overhead lights. The subject immediately eluded and drove between vehicles, colliding with four, then fleeing S/B on 405. The subject had eluded Kirkland PD the day before.
TIME
20: 06
CONTACT TYPE
DUI
LOCATION
9900 Blk NE 5th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62236
NARRATIVE
The reporting party called to report a vehicle parked on the sidewalk with the occupants asleep inside. Traffic officers investigated and arrested the suspect for DUI. He was booked into jail.
TIME
21: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant
LOCATION
11500 Blk NE 10th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62250
NARRATIVE
Security called for assistance in getting a male to leave their property. Officers located a warrant for the subject out of Shoreline for Malicious Mischief. He was booked into jail.
December 16
TIME
05: 09
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass
LOCATION
10600 Blk NE 9th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62276
NARRATIVE
Security found the subject loitering in the parking garage. This was the third time the subject was found in different apartment complexes throughout the night. The subject was trespassed but refused to leave. Subject arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
06: 22
CONTACT TYPE
Mail Theft
LOCATION
12800 Blk SE 38th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62304
NARRATIVE
The victim reported seeing an unknown suspect vehicle pull up to the row of mailboxes and break into them. The officer arrived on the scene and began his investigation. He located a video of the incident. He has requested the video of the incident from property management.
TIME
09: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Drugs Intent to Sell
LOCATION
900 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62123
NARRATIVE
The officers contacted the two subjects who were sitting in their vehicle and could see suspected narcotics and possible stolen property in plain view. The male subject in the driver seat was placed under arrest for drugs with intent to sell.
TIME
06: 56
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
12800 Blk SE 38th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62283
NARRATIVE
The officer responded to a burglary and learned an unknown suspect broke into the restaurant after hours by breaking and entering through a window on the front. The suspect tried unsuccessfully to get into the safe and only got a small amount of cash from the tip jar. This incident is likely related to similar burglaries in the same area on the same day. The investigation is ongoing.
December 17
TIME
09: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
14400 Blk SE 15th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62526
NARRATIVE
The victim stated that he had his electric bicycle parked outside his residence and that someone had stolen it. This incident is under investigation,
TIME
09: 52
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
15000 Blk SE 46th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62573
NARRATIVE
The victim called 911 and reported that his vehicle was stolen sometime overnight.
TIME
08: 29
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
2000 Blk 155th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62552
NARRATIVE
The victim advised the officer that sometime overnight, an unknown suspect had broken into her vehicle and stole several items. She advised that the most valuable item he took was a medical kit.
December 18
TIME
00: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass 1st
LOCATION
500 Blk 116th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62491
NARRATIVE
The suspect violated a trespass notice by returning to the homeless shelter and causing a disturbance with staff. The subject was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
06: 31
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
100 Blk 145th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62784
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to an alarm and located an open window. The residence was cleared, and the suspect was no longer there. Several items were found broken, and desk drawers were left open. Around the same time frame, neighbors had called 911 to report a suspicious male trying doors in the neighborhood. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
07: 32
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
500 Blk 147th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62790
NARRATIVE
The reporting party called 911 to report a suspicious male in their backyard who was looking in windows and checking doors. The suspect then entered a neighbor’s car, and the reporting party yelled at him. The suspect then took off, running down the street. The victim was unsure if anything was taken. Officers obtained video footage of the suspect, which matched the same as the subject mentioned in the above burglary.
TIME
05: 08
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Harassment
LOCATION
5300 Blk Lakemont Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62954
NARRATIVE
The victim called in because the suspect was attempting to enter her apartment and had threatened to kill the occupants the night before. The suspect was leaving as officers arrived, and he was detained without incident. Probable cause for felony harassment was established, and the suspect was booked into jail on new charges. The suspect also had a felony DOC warrant.
TIME
06: 02
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
161st St and SE Eastgate Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62956
NARRATIVE
The alarm company was monitoring a live feed and called in to report a subject had entered the construction site. The responding officer located a subject jumping a fence out of the construction site as he arrived and detained him. The suspect had a felony warrant for his arrest, and a search following his arrest yielded numerous burglary tools and shaved keys. The suspect was arrested on his warrant, and charges for burglary are pending.
TIME
21: 43
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Activity
LOCATION
17900 Blk SE 60th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-62905
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to a 911 hang-up call in which someone stated, ” YOU BETTER RUN, I HAVE A GUN AND I’M GONNA SHOOT YOU.” The phone was hitting at the address above and belonged to a subject who was classified as a potential armed career criminal. Officers approached the house and were met by the subject, who was verbally hostile and told officers to get off his property. The subject did state he had infrared cameras on his property. Officers retreated and contacted nearby residences to see if anyone reported hearing any gunshots. No gunshots were reported in the area, and no victims could be found.
December 19
TIME
23: 43
CONTACT TYPE
DUI
LOCATION
10800 Blk of NE 4th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-63091
NARRATIVE
An officer made a proactive traffic stop for a headlight being out and observed signs of impairment in the driver. He initiated a DUI investigation, and the suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
Below are selected crime reports for last week, ending on Sunday at midnight. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our interactive crime map.
December 6
TIME
00: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Reckless Burning/Mental Health
LOCATION
600 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60101
NARRATIVE
The suspect burned items next to the building, setting off a fire sprinkler and causing damage to the side of the building. Charges were forwarded for reckless burning and malicious mischief. The suspect began injuring himself, requiring medical treatment. He was transported to the hospital for an evaluation.
TIME
08: 50
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
4100 Blk 151st Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60315
NARRATIVE
The victim reported to 911 that his work van was stolen. He advised officers that he parked his vehicle the previous night around 1800 hours, and when he returned to his vehicle this morning, he discovered it was stolen.
December 7
TIME
08: 16
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
1200 Blk 151st Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60501
NARRATIVE
The victim reported a domestic disturbance with her boyfriend. She told the officer a male suspect had shoved her shoulder and destroyed her Seahawks football jersey during a domestic dispute. The victim refused medical attention. The officers were not able to locate the suspect as he left before they arrived. The charges were filed with the prosecutor’s office.
December 8
TIME
07: 46
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
3800 Blk 148th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60700
NARRATIVE
The victim advised the officer that she had parked her vehicle the night before and discovered her vehicle stolen the next day. She advised she didn’t know who could have stolen the vehicle. The vehicle was located in a different location than where the victim parked it at. It was also discovered that the vehicle’s catalytic converter was also stolen.
TIME
20: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
450 110th Ave NE – City Hall
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60419
NARRATIVE
City Hall security found damage to two exterior steel doors. The damage consisted of paint scratches, probably made by a knife.
TIME
17: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
600 Blk 110th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60816
NARRATIVE
The subject created disturbances throughout the day, throwing personal items from her 21st floor apartment onto 110th Ave NE and the sidewalk. Some of the items thrown had the potential to cause serious injury. Probable cause was established, the subject was taken into custody and transported to the hospital for a mental health evaluation.
TIME
18: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Organized Retail Theft
LOCATION
4000 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60823
NARRATIVE
Officers arrested the suspect for trying to leave the store with over $2000 in merchandise. The suspect is a repeat and prolific offender who has allegedly stolen roughly $87,000 worth of merchandise from the same retailer throughout the Puget Sound region. He was booked into jail.
TIME
18: 38
CONTACT TYPE
Collision Investigation
LOCATION
Lakemont Blvd SE/SE Newport Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-60826
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a single-vehicle collision with serious injury and observed that the driver, experiencing equipment issues with his oversized truck, lost the brakes while attempting to traverse downhill and collided with a PSE power pole. Both the driver and passenger were transported to the hospital for medical attention.
TIME
22: 16
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Traffic Arrest
LOCATION
NE 4th St/112th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-60854
NARRATIVE
A driver contacted police about a hit and run complaint. The driver stated that the suspect had backed into her vehicle, causing a collision, and left the scene without lawfully exchanging information. Snohomish County Sheriff’s officers located the suspect and interviewed him about the collision. The suspect stated he didn’t have insurance and that he did not collide with the victim’s vehicle. The deputy photographed the suspect’s vehicle, established probable cause, and advised the suspect he would be summoned in the mail with a court date.
TIME
23: 08
CONTACT TYPE
DUI Arrest
LOCATION
Lakemont Blvd SE/SE Newport Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-60859
NARRATIVE
While documenting the above collision scene, the suspect was stopped for numerous traffic violations and for almost colliding with an investigating officer. Officers observed that the suspect was displaying the effects of impairment due to obvious alcohol consumption and driving. They initiated a DUI investigation, established probable cause, and arrested the suspect. The suspect was booked and released to a sober family member.
TIME
23: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
Bellevue City Hall 450 110 AVE NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-60864
NARRATIVE
Police were called to City Hall by the security guard, who observed damage to the NW windows of City Hall. Officers observed that unknown suspect(s) had damaged windows, possibly with an air pistol, after examining small holes and “spider-fractures” within the damaged window.
December 9
TIME
02: 36
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
12000 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-60880
NARRATIVE
Police responded to malicious mischief that had just occurred and determined that the suspect had broken out the glass door to the business. Probable cause was established, and the suspect was located several blocks away and detained without incident. He was booked into jail.
TIME
09: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
600 Blk 114th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60911
NARRATIVE
The victim’s vehicle was taken overnight from the hotel.
TIME
13: 08
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
400 Blk 120th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60957
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect entered the victim’s truck while he was in the store. The victim reports two Interstate Satellite phones were taken, a loss of $3000.
TIME
14: 47
CONTACT TYPE
Residential Burglary
LOCATION
5700 Blk 110th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60977
NARRATIVE
The victim was in the basement of their residence and heard the doorbell, then footsteps upstairs. The suspect then entered the room where the victim was; startled, the suspect ran out of the residence. The victim reports her credit cards, ID, and an iPad were taken. The credit cards were used at several businesses in Issaquah for over $1000. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
18: 40
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
400 Blk 116th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61030
NARRATIVE
A male suspect who had previously stolen from the store returned. Employees told him to leave, but he ignored them and grabbed 7 North Face jackets, and left. The total loss was $2000. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
18: 25
CONTACT TYPE
Possession Stolen Vehicle, Theft
LOCATION
300 Blk 120th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61029
NARRATIVE
The suspect shoplifted from the store, and security followed him and saw him enter a vehicle, which was stolen out of Tukwila. Officers contacted the suspect and arrested him for possession of a stolen vehicle, theft, and possession of other people’s credit cards. The officer was able to recover the stolen property. A passenger in the vehicle was interviewed, trespassed, and released. The vehicle was returned to the registered owner.
TIME
12: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Possession Stolen Vehicle / Warrants
LOCATION
500 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-60942
NARRATIVE
Officers contacted three suspects in a vehicle for smoking narcotics in the parking garage. Upon contact, officers learned all three had warrants out for their arrest. One suspect was arrested on a felony warrant. Officers discovered the vehicle was reported as stolen, and the other two suspects were arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle. One suspect was found to be in possession of fentanyl and a stun gun.
TIME
21: 06
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
1800 Blk 154th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61054
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a disturbance in progress and determined that no assault had occurred and that there was no domestic relationship between the subjects. Further, officers determined that the male half of the disturbance had an outstanding, confirmed Felony warrant out of Snohomish County. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
21: 32
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
3700 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61056
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a welfare check on a transient subject, possibly in distress. Officers determined that the subject was utilizing the bus shelter as a sleeping area, blocking access and availability to other potential users. The subject had multiple grocery carts from different stores that she was utilizing to carry her food and personal items within. While interacting with the subject, officers observed that she was suffering from the elements and had a possible infection on one of her legs. She was transported to the hospital for medical care and advised she would be summoned in the mail with a court date.
TIME
23: 49
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
3200 Blk 139th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61070
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a call of an unwanted subject and contacted the suspect, who voluntarily identified himself. Officers determined that the suspect had an outstanding, confirmed warrant out of Renton PD for theft in the amount of $15,000. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
December 10
TIME
02: 03
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Traffic Arrest
LOCATION
Richards Rd/SE 26th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61083
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for a traffic violation and determined that the suspect was driving with a revoked license, and he was in violation of not having a biological ignition interlock installed within his vehicle. The suspect had also recently been arrested for burglary and illegal possession of a firearm. Probable cause was established, the suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
05: 52
CONTACT TYPE
Commercial Burglary
LOCATION
12100 Blk Northup Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61089
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a commercial burglary report and observed that unknown suspect(s) had made entry by smashing in the front glass door to the business. Officers cleared the building and processed the scene. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
20: 11
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery
LOCATION
1900 Blk 124th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61258
NARRATIVE
A male suspect entered the store and robbed the store at gunpoint. He took cash and merchandise. The suspect was located in Tukwila by Washington State Patrol. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
19: 39
CONTACT TYPE
Assault
LOCATION
600 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61252
NARRATIVE
An intoxicated subject assaulted a security officer at Snowflake Lane. As she was being arrested, she attempted to bite a BPD sergeant and was non-compliant. Officers were able to arrest her and place her in the back of a patrol car. She began to hit her head on the window of the car, and officers placed the padded helmet on her head and in the process, she bit another officer. No bites broke the skin or caused any injury. Her husband kept trying to interject into the call and was repeatedly told to back up. At one point, he was within 6 inches of an officer’s face and threatening him. The husband then balled his fist and lunged forward as if he was going to hit the officer. He was arrested for assault. Both suspects were booked into jail.
Police responded to a shoplifter in custody and determined that the suspect had concealed multiple items on her person and had attempted to leave the business without paying. Further, officers learned the suspect had an outstanding, confirmed warrant out of Woodinville PD for Theft in the amount of $10,000. The suspect was arrested on the outstanding warrant and booked into jail. Upon arrival at the jail, a search produced suspected drug paraphernalia. The suspect admitted she had lied to officers about drugs. She was advised she would be summoned in the mail with a court date.
December 11
TIME
00: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Trespass Arrest
LOCATION
1000 Blk 116th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61305
NARRATIVE
Police responded to an unwanted subject and observed that the suspect did not want to leave the facility after being discharged. Officers warned the suspect to leave multiple times, but he would not listen. Probable cause was established, the suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
02: 59
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
1000 Blk Northup Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61317
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a domestic disturbance in progress and determined that an intoxicated suspect had violently assaulted his adult daughter while verbally abusing and arguing with his wife. Probable cause was established, and the suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
04: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Robbery 1 Investigation
LOCATION
12600 Blk SE 42nd St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61324
NARRATIVE
The victim contacted police from Bothell and wanted to report an armed robbery that occurred approximately four hours ago in Bellevue. Officers determined that the victim was visiting a friend’s home and was leaving with her kids in her vehicle when she was approached by two suspects and robbed at gunpoint. The victim stated that she drove her kids home and didn’t think to contact the police until later. Officers observed that the victim was in shock and observed that she had trouble answering interview questions over the phone due to a language barrier. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
05: 08
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl Investigation
LOCATION
15800 Blk SE 37th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61327
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a car prowl that had just occurred and determined that guests leaving the hotel interrupted what appeared to be an ongoing car prowl. Witnesses stated that the suspect left some tools, jumped into a vehicle, and left northbound toward Lake Hills. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
08: 34
CONTACT TYPE
Harassment
LOCATION
13600 Blk SE 26th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61347
NARRATIVE
The school received a threatening Facebook message. The suspect is Facebook friends with another employee and has a history of harassment and witness intimidation. Officers contacted the suspect at his residence in Seattle, and he denied sending the message. Increased patrols occurred at the school, and the investigation continues.
TIME
09: 49
CONTACT TYPE
Residential Burglary
LOCATION
12200 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61358
NARRATIVE
On 12/5 between 0600 and 0800, an unknown suspect entered the victim’s apartment while the victim’s 92-year-old father was sleeping and stole items.
TIME
12: 28
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
Unknown
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61381
NARRATIVE
The reporting party alleged he was staying at an unknown hotel in Bellevue, and a vehicle he borrowed from a friend was broken into overnight. He stated his backpack and a loaded Glock firearm were taken. The reporting party was unable to state where it occurred, the friend’s name, vehicle license, or the gun serial number.
TIME
22: 07
CONTACT TYPE
Disorderly Conduct
LOCATION
NE 10th St/112th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61474
NARRATIVE
Officers contacted the suspect, who was standing in the middle of the street and blocking traffic. Officers observed that the suspect appeared to be agitated and wanted to be booked into jail. De-escalation tactics were employed, and multiple attempts to reason with the suspect were unsuccessful. Probable cause was established, and the suspect was arrested without incident.
December 12
TIME
02: 19
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft Investigation
LOCATION
2200 Blk 140th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61505
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a car theft report, and OFC determined that the victim had gone into a restaurant to pick up some food and had left his vehicle running in the parking lot. When he returned to the parking lot, the victim said someone had stolen his car.
TIME
06: 46
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
18500 Blk NE 19th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61517
NARRATIVE
The victim reports his car was prowled overnight while parked on the street, and $1,000 worth of items were taken, including Christmas presents.
TIME
:
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
4000 Blk 148th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61518
NARRATIVE
The victim’s residence was broken into overnight. It is under construction, and at least $10,000 in tools was taken.
TIME
07: 11
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
300 Blk Bellevue Way SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
21-61519
NARRATIVE
The victim reports his car was taken from his apartment overnight. The car was recovered in the 1600 Blk Bellevue Way SE after an employee had seen it running unoccupied for several hours at 0500.
TIME
20: 50
CONTACT TYPE
Missing Person
LOCATION
15700 Blk NE 15th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61628
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a missing person report and recognized the missing subject as the same person who went missing approximately a month ago, which led to a significant search effort by police and a referral to Adult Protective Services. The missing subject was located by officers and transported back to his facility.
TIME
20: 01
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
15800 Blk SE 37th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61623
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a domestic disturbance and determined that the suspect had assaulted his wife while arguing with her and while attempting to keep her from leaving their home. The suspect assaulted her again by slamming her arm in a door frame. Probable cause was established, and the suspect was arrested without incident.
TIME
21: 57
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft Investigation
LOCATION
4400 Blk 148th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61636
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a car theft report and determined that the victim’s vehicle was parked at the business in the afternoon of 12/11/21. Upon returning to pick up his vehicle this evening, he discovered it missing.
TIME
22: 37
CONTACT TYPE
Catalytic Converter Theft Investigation
LOCATION
100 Blk 153rd Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61640
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a car prowl and determined that the victim heard sawing noises coming from the street in front of his home and discovered that someone had stolen his catalytic converter. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
22: 54
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
Bel-Red Rd/124th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
#21-61641
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for investigation of a warrant. Officers positively identified the suspect and confirmed he had an outstanding, confirmed warrant out of Auburn PD for malicious mischief. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.