Bellevue Detectives identified and arrested a prolific burglar in Seattle Wednesday evening. The 30-year-old is a suspect in at least 18 burglaries, including one in Bellevue, five in Redmond, and more than a dozen in Seattle.
The Bellevue burglary occurred on September 4th in an apartment building in the 10400 block NE 2nd St. Investigators found 33 storage lockers pried open, and belongings were strewn about the area. Security cameras recorded two suspects, a female, and a male.
The female was identified by her unique tattoo and arrested in north Seattle, driving a fraudulently rented white Nissan. She was seen at a burglary in Redmond driving the same car.
Suspect vehicle
Detectives booked her into jail on charges of Burglary, Vehicle Theft, and Identity Theft. Investigators are still looking for her male accomplice.
Bellevue detectives are working with the other jurisdictions to recover any stolen property and evidence to support those cases.
Bellevue police arrested a 44-year-old Edmonds man on charges of Commercial Sexual Abuse of a Minor, Child Molestation 2nd, and three counts of Communication with a Minor for Immoral Purposes. He has been charged and is currently in jail on $200,000 bail.
Theodore Therriault is accused of grooming a 13-year-old Bellevue girl by buying her gifts. When the victim’s mother found a brand-new iPhone, perfume, lingerie, and clothing that she did not purchase, she contacted the police.
Therriault’s 2015 Infinity QX60 confiscated after his arrest
During the investigation, detectives learned Therriault ordered ride-share cars to pick the girl up and take her to a mall or his home in Edmonds. He also drove the victim in his vehicle, which detectives seized following his arrest. The victim says she communicated with Therriault via Snapchat because the messages disappear.
“This case is further proof that the internet can be dangerous, especially for young people,” warned Major Travess Forbush. “Parents need to have open communication with their teens about what’s appropriate and what’s not on the internet. They need to know what social media channels and websites their kids use and who they’re communicating with,” Forbush added.
Experts say since most students are now online for school, the danger has never been greater. Washington Trafficking Prevention (WTP), a survivor-led organization committed to ending human trafficking in Washington State, reports at least a four-fold increase in reports of children being groomed on social media platforms since the pandemic began.
“Everyone is using social media to stay connected during the pandemic, yet that’s where most young people encounter unsafe relationships,” says WTP Executive Director Kyra Doubek. “The dangers of social media platforms are real. It’s the easiest way for an abuser to engage with potential victims and produces the highest return.”
Doubek says WTP helps parents and families safely navigate the online world and she offers these pointers:
Just because a child meets the minimum age recommended by social media sites doesn’t mean that they should have social media or need them.
Parents need to be familiar with apps and safety settings.
Set boundaries and realize if your kids aren’t always happy with you, you’re probably doing your job! It’s important to provide guidance and keep your kids safe.
TALK OFTEN about social media. Talk about boundaries, who kids can be friends with, and how to deal with online bullies. Make sure your kids know you are always there to walk with them through stuff they may be ashamed of or feel scared.
If you have information or know someone who is a victim of sex or labor trafficking, you are encouraged to contact Bellevue Police at viceht@bellevuewa.gov. You can remain anonymous. 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.
August 31
TIME
05: 43
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Activity
LOCATION
4100 Blk 178th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40755
NARRATIVE
Police responded a report of a burglary and determined that the victim had observed a suspect standing outside her kitchen window in a common area of the apartment complex; however, he never made entry. The suspect fled in A vehicle after realizing that the victim had observed him outside of her window. The area check was unsuccessful for a suspect and suspect vehicle.
TIME
14: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
14600 Blk NE 32nd St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40814
NARRATIVE
Overnight, unknown suspect(s) stole the victim’s van. The van has been entered as stolen.
TIME
13: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant
LOCATION
12800 Blk SE 40th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40807
NARRATIVE
A subject was slumped over the steering wheel in the parking lot. His front bumper was barely hanging on. A customer called 911, wanting to make sure the suspect didn’t drive away. Officers arrived and determined the suspect had $20,000 worth of warrants out of Kent PD. The suspect was transported to Kent PD Jail.
TIME
15: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
4300 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40810
NARRATIVE
A suspect stole over $300 worth of perfume and jewelry from the store. When caught, she said she was going to sell the items to people she knew who would buy them.
TIME
19: 13
CONTACT TYPE
Hate Crime
LOCATION
4100 Blk 134th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40860
NARRATIVE
A suspect, without provocation, assaulted his neighbor by tackling him and attempting to punch him. The victim reported that the suspect accused him of sleeping with his girlfriend, which never happened. Officers arrived on scene and contacted both parties. After he was read his rights, the suspect admitted that he assaulted his neighbor based on his perceived sexual orientation of him. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
23: 55
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
14600 Blk SE 66th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40889
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a domestic disturbance in progress and determined that the victim had contacted police because of a suspect violating the provisions of a served No Contact Order. The investigating officer confirmed that the suspect had more than (3) NCO DV convictions for the same violation within the year. He was arrested and booked into jail.
September 1
TIME
03: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Auto Recovery Investigation
LOCATION
14600 Blk SE 66th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40898
NARRATIVE
Upon conclusion of a domestic violence arrest at a nearby location, officers checked a license plate on a vehicle and observed that it was reported stolen. The registered owner of the vehicle was contacted and responded to the scene to take possession of his vehicle.
TIME
03: 55
CONTACT TYPE
Armed Robbery
LOCATION
300 Blk 112th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40900
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a report of an armed robbery. Upon contact with the victim, the officer determined that the victim had met the suspect in her hotel room and was contacted by a second suspect who surprised him by exiting the bathroom, implying that he had a gun. The second suspect ordered the victim to get on the floor, then took the victim’s phone, credit cards, and PIN number. The victim stated that the suspect(s) made multiple withdrawals from his account under coercion. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
07: 10
CONTACT TYPE
Disturbance / False Information
LOCATION
NE 8th St. / Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40910
NARRATIVE
Bystanders reported two males fighting in the road. Officers arrived and contacted both involved parties, one after a short foot chase. The investigation indicated that the subjects engaged in mutual combat after a verbal disturbance and did not want prosecution. Both subjects were released on scene. One subject was unable to be identified on scene and was later identified via an investigation. Charges for Providing False Information will be forwarded after additional follow up.
TIME
07: 22
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
11600 Blk 4th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40918
NARRATIVE
The victim reported having been in an argument with a co-worker last night and suspected the co-worker damaged her windshield with a rock. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
10: 26
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
300 Blk 151st Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40938
NARRATIVE
A passerby reported a broken window at a vacant school. The premise was cleared, and no signs of entry were found. The school is slated for demolition.
TIME
21: 13
CONTACT TYPE
DUI Arrest
LOCATION
15200 Blk NE 13th PL
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41032
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect following a single-vehicle collision into a building. The investigating officer determined that the suspect driver was exhibiting impairment and the effects of alcohol consumption. The officer initiated a DUI investigation and established probable cause. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
22: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Reckless Driving Arrest
LOCATION
15100 Blk SE Eastgate Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41042
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a single-vehicle rollover collision. The officer determined that the driver, traveling at an excessive rate of speed, had lost control of his vehicle and crashed into the property line of the above business. The suspect was arrested and taken to the hospital for his injuries.
September 2
TIME
08: 47
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
13800 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41099
NARRATIVE
An employer reported an employee was in crisis. Officers contacted the subject and determined that she was a danger to herself and transported her to the hospital.
TIME
13: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
6000 Blk 149th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41142
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to a residence to assist King County Mental Health. They contacted the subject, and he was transported to the hospital.
TIME
15: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Fraud
LOCATION
300 Blk 112th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41158
NARRATIVE
A victim reported someone fraudulently used her credit cards. Officers arrived and were unable to locate the suspect. The investigation is ongoing.
September 3
TIME
02: 43
CONTACT TYPE
Drugs/Possession Stolen Property
LOCATION
SE 40th Pl/Factoria Blvd.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41254
NARRATIVE
Two subjects were contacted during a traffic stop. During the investigation, the male subjects provided consent to search the vehicle. Suspected heroin, a stack of gift cards, and several people’s IDs were found inside. The male suspect was booked into jail. The investigation is ongoing to contact the owners of the cards and IDs.
TIME
09: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
10300 Blk NE 12th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41279
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect broke into a car on the property and took several items.
TIME
09: 39
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
11100 Blk NE 12th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41283
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect broke into a vehicle and took several items.
TIME
07: 37
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
1600 Blk 103rd Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41269
NARRATIVE
A black 2010 automobile was stolen overnight.
TIME
21: 34
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Vehicle
LOCATION
15000 Blk Main St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41388
NARRATIVE
An officer was conducting a check of the area and found an unoccupied stolen vehicle. He and another officer watched the vehicle, but nobody returned to it. The owner requested that it be towed from the scene.
TIME
23: 43
CONTACT TYPE
Sexual Assault
LOCATION
200 Blk 106th Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41418
NARRATIVE
The victim came to Bellevue for an in-person meeting.. She met the male, had dinner, and then he took unwanted photos of her. He then assaulted her and fled the scene. The investigation is ongoing.
September 4
TIME
23: 34
CONTACT TYPE
Drugs
LOCATION
300 Blk 112th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41631
NARRATIVE
The suspect was contacted during a traffic stop. The driver was driving with a suspended license and had multiple warrants for her arrest. She was detained and consented to a search of a small box in her vehicle. The officer found suspected methamphetamine, Xanax, and Suboxone in the box. The suspect was trespassed from the location and released. Charges were submitted.
September 5
TIME
12: 35
CONTACT TYPE
Traffic Stop
LOCATION
156th Ave SE/I-90
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41691
NARRATIVE
The suspect was stopped for expired plates. When the officer made contact, he smelled the odor of marijuana and observed signs of impairment. A second officer was requested to conduct a field sobriety test, but when the suspect was asked to exit the vehicle, he started the car and sped off onto I-90 at a high rate of speed. Charges were filed.
TIME
19: 30
CONTACT TYPE
DUI
LOCATION
600 Blk 110th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41748
NARRATIVE
Security called to report a child refused to get into her mother’s car because the mom had been drinking. Officers verified the child’s story, contacted the suspect, and confirmed she had alcohol on board. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail. The child was released to her father.
TIME
23: 45
CONTACT TYPE
DUI
LOCATION
16100 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41782
NARRATIVE
A driver was involved in a collision. The driver was so impaired that he was unable to perform a field sobriety test. The driver was released to a responsible party.
September 6
TIME
03: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants
LOCATION
3000 Blk 148th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41795
NARRATIVE
Officer contacted the suspect for a traffic violation. The driver had a felony Department of Corrections escape warrant. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
04: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants
LOCATION
3600 Blk 150th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41796
NARRATIVE
An officer checked on a suspicious vehicle and discovered there are two known felons associated with the vehicle. The officer knew one of the felons identified. The known subject was seen walking away from the vehicle, and positively ID’d by the officer. Police records indicated she had two felony warrants. She was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
09: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
800 Blk 116th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41803
NARRATIVE
A subject was walking in and out of traffic, oblivious to anything around him. The subject was erratic and not responding to the first officers on scene. More officers arrived and detained the subject without incident. He was transported to the hospital.
TIME
09: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Collision
LOCATION
NE 8th St and 116th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41805
NARRATIVE
Driver one ran a red light going west on NE 8th St. He collided with driver two who had a green light and was in the intersection going north on 116th Ave NE. Driver one was going about 45 MPH and was T-boned by the other vehicle, causing driver one’s vehicle to roll over.
TIME
13: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Fire Assist/Overdose
LOCATION
11400 Blk NE 2nd Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41836
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to assist Bellevue Fire with a female who overdosed. Upon arrival, officers learned the female had accidentally overdosed. She was conscious and alert but was transported to the hospital for an evaluation. Suspected narcotics paraphernalia and a small amount of narcotics were located and seized. During the investigation, it was discovered the boyfriend of the female had an outstanding felony warrant. The boyfriend was arrested and transported to jail.
TIME
22: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants
LOCATION
SE Eastgate/Richards Rd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-41896
NARRATIVE
The suspect was contacted during a traffic stop. The driver had multiple outstanding warrants. He was arrested and transported to jail.
Bellevue detectives, in a joint operation with the FBI Seattle Division, arrested 24-year-old Isaiah Kanehisa-Glenn, and he has been charged with Promoting Prostitution, Tampering with a Witness, and violating a No Contact Order. Kanehisa-Glenn is accused of forcing a 22-year-old female into prostitution at a Bellevue hotel on August 27, 2020.
Investigators say Kanehisa-Glenn posted advertisements on several prostitution websites with the victim’s photograph and used his own phone number to communicate with potential sex buyers. Detectives called the phone number, made a date, then busted Kanehisa-Glenn as he left the hotel room with the victim inside.
Since Kanehisa-Glenn and the victim were together in the hotel room, he was charged with violating a No Contact Order. That order was issued after Kanehisa-Glenn was arrested and charged with DV Assault 2nd degree, DV Robbery, and Unlawful Imprisonment in Seattle in July. The same 22-year-old victim was involved in both cases.
$4,396 confiscated off suspect Kanehisa-Glenn
During a search after the arrest, detectives found $4,396 in Kanehisa-Glenn’s possession.
Bellevue police are connecting the victim with appropriate social services.
If you have information or know someone who is a victim of sex or labor trafficking, you are encouraged to contact Bellevue Police at viceht@bellevuewa.gov. You can remain anonymous.
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.
August 24
TIME
02: 41
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Harassment
LOCATION
11100 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39545
NARRATIVE
The suspect missed the last bus out of the transit center, so he decided to take a nap nearby. When security asked him to leave, he squared off and threatened the security guard with a knife. The suspect left but was located nearby and confronted by officers. He complied and was safely taken into custody and was booked into jail.
TIME
06: 06
CONTACT TYPE
Burglaries
LOCATION
14400 Blk Bel-Red Rd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39451 / 20-39554 / 20-39572 / 20-39576
NARRATIVE
Over the weekend, unknown suspect(s) forced entry into multiple suites and stole items, including prescription medications.
TIME
06: 31
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
13500 Blk SE 36th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39560
NARRATIVE
Unknown suspect(s) entered a commercial construction site and forced entry into a secured tool storage area and stole several tools.
TIME
06: 56
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
14300 Blk NE 21st St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39565
NARRATIVE
Over the weekend, unknown suspect(s) stole a work van with the company logo on the side.
TIME
07: 16
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl / ID Theft
LOCATION
14600 Blk NE 42nd Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39577
NARRATIVE
Unknown suspect(s) smashed a vehicle window and removed property from within including cash, electronics, clothes, and payment cards, which were later used to make unauthorized transactions.
TIME
20: 37
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass / Theft 3/ Harassment
LOCATION
3900 Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39677
NARRATIVE
On 8/23, a suspect stole merchandise and was arrested and trespassed from the business. Today, the suspect went to a different business, stole merchandise, and threatened to assault the clerk. The Suspect went back to the first business’s parking lot from where he was trespassed yesterday and was arrested. The suspect had evidence he had been stealing from other stores, based on his continued and escalating behavior, he was booked into jail.
TIME
16: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Theft 3
LOCATION
400 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39647
NARRATIVE
Suspects stole merchandise from the store valued at $220. They were detained by loss prevention and later arrested for Theft.
TIME
23: 32
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
200 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39700
NARRATIVE
An unidentified suspect forced entry into the business, removed property, and then fled the scene. A K9 track was conducted, but during the track a patrol officer located traffic cam video that showed a matching subject leaving the area as the front passenger in a black sedan. The investigation is ongoing.
August 25
TIME
06: 49
CONTACT TYPE
TA / Disturbance / Trespass
LOCATION
15600 Blk Lake Hills Blvd.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39724 / 20-
NARRATIVE
A driver was involved in a collision with a parked car. The vehicle was inoperable, blocking the roadway, and towed. The driver was unhappy that the vehicle was impounded, went to the tow yard, and created a disturbance. Officers arrived and mediated a resolution allowing the driver to obtain some property from the vehicle. The driver was issued a Trespass Notice due to his volatile behavior. It was agreed that the subject would be permitted to return to pick up his vehicle if he chooses to pay the impound fee.
TIME
07: 42
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl / Theft of Firearm
LOCATION
14500 Blk SE 24th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39736
NARRATIVE
Unknown suspect(s) unlawfully entered a vehicle and took a pistol that was stored out of sight. The firearm was entered as stolen.
TIME
18: 36
CONTACT TYPE
Indecent Exposure
LOCATION
15500 Blk NE 11th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39842
NARRATIVE
The victim reported a known suspect, a former caregiver, performed lewd acts in front of them to his new caregiver. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
00: 31
CONTACT TYPE
Agency Assist / Missing Person
LOCATION
10100 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39888
NARRATIVE
The reporting party called because someone was driving circles through the mall lot. Officers located and discovered he was missing from Kirkland PD and the subject of a Silver Alert. Aid responded as a precautionary measure, and the subject was reunited with family.
TIME
22: 35
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Vehicle
LOCATION
15800 Blk SE 37th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39877
NARRATIVE
An officer was working proactively and located a stolen car that was occupied by multiple people. They were detained, and one was arrested after the investigation proved he was knowingly in possession of the stolen vehicle. The vehicle was returned to its owner at the scene.
August 26
TIME
07: 06
CONTACT TYPE
Found property
LOCATION
300 Blk 151st Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39905
NARRATIVE
A cash register drawer was found by officers while they were conducting training at Bellewood Elementary. Unknown suspect(s). Information forwarded to detectives.
TIME
13: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Disturbance/Warrants
LOCATION
2800 Blk 148th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39957
NARRATIVE
Officers responded in regard to a woman who was causing a disturbance and refusing to leave. Upon arrival, officers contacted the woman who was acting erratic and screaming incoherently. After detaining the woman, an investigation was conducted. During the investigation, officers learned the woman had a $25,000 warrant out of Snohomish County. The woman was placed under arrest, transported to Snohomish County, and ultimately booked for her warrants.
August 27
TIME
03: 51
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
14500 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40105
NARRATIVE
An unidentified female suspect was seen on surveillance video by off-site security as she entered through the back of a store and took food items. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
09: 29
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
10600 Blk NE 9th PL
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40131
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) entered the victim’s unsecured garage on an unknown date and stole two shotguns. The firearms have been entered as stolen.
TIME
07: 35
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
4200 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40120
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect broke into the apartment building and forced his way into numerous locked non-residential rooms. He also stole a backpack from a vehicle in the garage.
TIME
05: 53
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
10500 Blk NE 29th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40108
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) broke into a vehicle and stole multiple items.
TIME
11: 16
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
16300 Blk Lake Hills Blvd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40144
NARRATIVE
Police contacted a subject during a traffic stop and lied about his name. Upon confirmation of his actual identity, the subject was arrested for failure to comply, Driving with a Suspended License, and an SPD warrant for DUI.
TIME
11: 25
CONTACT TYPE
Assault
LOCATION
900 Blk 164th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40146
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to Crossroads Park for a disturbance. While en-route, officers were notified 3 males appeared to have been fighting and were now leaving. Upon arrival, officers located a male victim who had injuries consistent with being in a physical fight. An area check was conducted for the other parties, but they were not located. An investigation was conducted, and it was discovered all 3 males knew each other and were all heavily intoxicated. While consuming alcohol at the park, an argument started and then became physical, and the victim was assaulted. The victim was extremely uncooperative and would not provide any information on the other 2 males. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
21: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Informational Report
LOCATION
6200 Blk Hazelwood Ln. SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40246
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the report of a landscaper being chased by people with a gun. It was eventually determined that the “people” were not actually seen, there was possibly an unreported verbal incident in Renton the day prior, and the potential victim was likely under the influence of methamphetamine at the time of this call. A check of the area did not reveal any evidence or suspicious subjects. An informational report was completed.
August 28
TIME
04: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
10 Blk Skagit Key
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40286
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to conduct a check of a residence at the homeowner’s request. The son had just texted them threatening comments and indicated he was going to damage their new fence. Officers arrived and located the subject on the property. Probable cause was developed, and he was arrested for DV harassment. The suspect was booked into jail without incident.
TIME
11: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Fire Assist
LOCATION
13400 Blk Lake Hills Connector
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40326
NARRATIVE
Officers observed smoke coming from a wooded area on the north side of the roadway. Officers searched the area and located a tree stump and surrounding area on fire. The Bellevue Fire Department responded. A sleeping bag, a black bag, and trash were located in the vicinity of the fire, but unknown if it was related.
August 29
TIME
:
CONTACT TYPE
Reckless Burning/Warrant
LOCATION
15000 Blk Lake Hills Blvd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40519
NARRATIVE
A Bellevue Fire Department employee observed the suspect as he was in the process of lighting a trash can on fire. The suspect was arrested for reckless burning and a theft/malicious mischief warrant. He was booked into jail.
TIME
07: 13
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
1700 Blk 135th Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40499
NARRATIVE
Suspects stole approximately 1500 feet of cable while on-site security officers watched via the security cameras. The manager will ensure that security calls 911 in the future.
TIME
12: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant/Resisting/Paraphernalia
LOCATION
1800 Blk 136th Pl NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40527
NARRATIVE
A suspect refused to leave the dealership after insisting all the cars were his and that he wanted the keys. Officers found that suspect had a MI warrant and placed him under arrest. He was booked into jail.
TIME
12: 10
CONTACT TYPE
Arson
LOCATION
15000 Blk Lake Hills Blvd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40519
NARRATIVE
A suspect was seen by several people lighting fires in trash cans. He was caught in the act by officers, arrested, and booked into jail. No structural damage was done to anything. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
14: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
15900 Blk SE 46th Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40541
NARRATIVE
A suspect smashed the victim’s personal cell phone during an argument. The suspect admitted he was just released from the hospital for seizures and that the seizures are causing him to go crazy. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
15: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
800 Blk W Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40546
NARRATIVE
A suspect and victim are boyfriend and girlfriend living together in victim’s house. The pair was in an argument about the victim having an affair with the suspect’s friend. The suspect got a metal bar and started smashing things around the house that weren’t hers. The victim videotaped her rather than trying to stop her. Both people refused to leave the property. The suspect was arrested for DV Malicious Mischief and booked into jail.
TIME
15: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Assault
LOCATION
14100 Blk SE Allen Rd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40545
NARRATIVE
The victim showed up at the above address asking for “Mary Kate,” stating she told him he could find “George” there. Neither of these people lives here. The homeowners repeatedly told the victim to leave. The victim sat across the street and continued to harass the owners, so a friend confronted the victim, and they got into a scuffle ending with the victim having a bloody face. The victim stated the male showed him a gun, but later this was disproved. Neither party wanted to press charges. The suspect was only talked to over the phone.
TIME
21: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
1000 Blk 132nd Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40595
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a domestic disturbance and determined that the suspect had assaulted his elderly mother while arguing with her. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
21: 25
CONTACT TYPE
Assault 4 Arrest
LOCATION
500 Blk 142nd Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40596
NARRATIVE
Police contacted an intoxicated suspect in reference to Suicidal Threats. Upon contact, the investigating officer developed a legal basis to take the suspect into protective custody. During this process, the suspect kicked, bit, and attempted to spit on multiple officers. The suspect was taken to the hospital for an evaluation.
TIME
22: 40
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
2301 148 Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40602
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a physical disturbance in progress and determined that the suspect had punched the victim, his girlfriend, in the face while arguing with her. He was arrested and booked into jail.
August 30
TIME
01: 34
CONTACT TYPE
Drugs
LOCATION
NE 4 St/105 Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40625
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for investigation of drugs and determined that the suspect was shooting suspected heroin, which is what prompted citizens to contact the police. The suspect was arrested and advised he’d be summoned in the mail with a court date.
TIME
04: 14
CONTACT TYPE
Assault/Hate Crime
LOCATION
14600 Blk Bel-Red Rd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40634
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a disturbance in progress and determined that while arguing with a store clerk about payment for cigarettes, the suspect threatened to harm a transgender male and verbally abusing him about his gender. The suspect fled business before police arrived. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
09: 06
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
17000 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40644
NARRATIVE
Unknown suspect(s) broke into the vehicle and stole clothing.
TIME
11: 40
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
1600 Blk 140th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40659
NARRATIVE
A suspect stole $100 worth of groceries and drove off. Officers located her while en-route to the call. She was arrested and summoned for Theft.
TIME
13: 50
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
17300 Blk NE 19th PL
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40676
NARRATIVE
A suspect got into a verbal fight with his parents, and his brother told him to stop. The suspect got a knife and went after his brother. They fought on the ground; however, the knife had fallen out of the suspect’s hand. The suspect continued to tell the victim that he was going to kill him. Officers also found numerous holes in the walls and doors broken by the suspect. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
17: 10
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
4300 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40556
NARRATIVE
The suspect stole $600 worth of items by using magnets to remove the security tags. Security had seen her in the store earlier in the day stealing but weren’t able to catch her when she left. When she returned the second time, they successfully detained her.
TIME
23: 18
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
NE 4th St/Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-40734
NARRATIVE
The suspect was contacted during an investigation of Malicious Mischief. The investigating officer determined that the suspect was responsible for breaking multiple, city-owned decorative planters within the downtown corridor. The suspect was identified by the witness as the person willfully damaging private property without provocation. He was arrested and booked into jail.
Bellevue police detectives have now either arrested or referred charges for 46 suspected looters who wreaked havoc in downtown Bellevue during the May 31st riots. Most of the suspects are facing charges of Burglary 2, Possession of Stolen Property, and or Malicious Mischief. In late June, Bellevue police announced 23 looting arrests. That number has now doubled, and more arrests are expected.
“Our detectives are combing through more than ten-thousand pieces of video evidence from store security cameras or the public,” says Major Travess Forbush. “It’s a tedious and time-consuming process, but an important one. We will continue to investigate, identify, and hold those responsible for the destruction in downtown Bellevue.”
As investigators search through the video, they are working to not only identify suspects but also build rock-solid cases with multiple layers of evidence. “We want to give prosecutors everything they need to try a successful case,” Forbush explains. “We are sending a clear message; we will not tolerate looting, and we will come after anyone responsible.”
Detectives still need help identifying suspects. These two were seen entering Rite Aid on May 31st. One has curly red hair, and the other has a large tattoo on his forearm. Neither one is wearing a mask. If you have any information, you can submit a tip to Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound, and you’ll get a cash reward of up to $1,000 if your tip identifies a suspect or leads to their arrest. 1-800-222-TIPS(8477)
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.
August 17
TIME
00: 19
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants
LOCATION
12400 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38320
NARRATIVE
An officer stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation and determined the driver had an outstanding warrant from another jurisdiction for communicating with a minor for immoral purposes. He was direct booked into jail without incident.
TIME
03: 25
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
600 Blk 116th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38331
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the report of an alarm and found a forced entry into the front of the business and observed blood at the scene. There was also a large piece of tire tread lying in the parking lot entrance. A few blocks south, a perimeter officer heard remote security making announcements over a speaker for a subject in a van to leave the property. A short time later, a van with no lights on was seen pulling out of the business and driving southbound out of sight. Another officer located and stopped the van. Officers returned the vehicle returned to the business and noticed it was missing a tire and that the driver had a noticeable cut. It was determined the driver was the burglary suspect and had also stolen the van from the parking lot. The suspect also had warrants. He was arrested and booked into jail without incident. The burglary investigation is ongoing.
TIME
06: 51
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
13100 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38340
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) broke the front glass door and stole a cash register.
TIME
09: 01
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
5900 Blk 123rd Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38352
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) entered the residence through an unsecured door while the victim was sleeping and stole a duffel bag containing his wallet, car keys, and house keys. The victim discovered the burglary when he woke up.
TIME
12: 19
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
10700 Blk Northup way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38389
NARRATIVE
A suspect entered a business and stole a wallet from the victim’s purse (from inside her desk). The suspect later used the victim’s credit card. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
22: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Property
LOCATION
3700 Blk 132nd Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38469
NARRATIVE
An officer was conducting a direct patrol and located a stolen vehicle. There are no known suspects at this time. The vehicle was towed to the station until the owner can be reached.
August 18
TIME
02: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Vehicle Prowl / Possession Stolen Property
LOCATION
10610 NE 9th Pl.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38504
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the report of suspicious subjects looking in vehicles at a condo. They located the two involved subjects and determined that one of them had just prowled a vehicle in the lot. She was also in possession of other people’s documents & cards and is a convicted felon for ID theft and other crimes. She was booked into jail without incident.
TIME
08: 43
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
900 Blk 112th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38525
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) broke into lock and storage unit and stole multiple items.
TIME
14: 10
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
10700 Blk NE 10th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38407
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) stole two commercial-grade air conditioning units from the parking garage.
TIME
21: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Driving with Suspended License/Drugs
LOCATION
2200 Blk 148th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38655
NARRATIVE
Officer witnessed a car registered to a driver with a suspended license. The officer initiated a traffic stop and determined the driver was the registered owner. The driver gave consent, and a search produced suspected drug paraphernalia.
August 19
TIME
03: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Traffic/Drugs
LOCATION
12400 Coal Creek Pkwy
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38684
NARRATIVE
An officer witnessed a moving vehicle with a registration violation. The officer contacted the driver, and she consented to a vehicle search. The officer found .67 grams of suspected heroin and paraphernalia in the vehicle compartment.
TIME
09: 28
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
12800 Blk NE 14th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38713
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) stole the catalytic converter from a business vehicle.
TIME
10: 14
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl
LOCATION
12800 Blk NE 14th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38722
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) stole the catalytic converter from a business vehicle.
TIME
07: 49
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
13400 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38702
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) stole multiple tools from the construction site.
TIME
09: 54
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
13200 Blk Bel-Red Rd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38719
NARRATIVE
New owners of a business discovered that unknown person(s) stripped copper/parts from eight air conditioning units located outside the building during an unknown time frame.
TIME
08: 59
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
1800 Blk 148th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38710
NARRATIVE
The reporting party is a respondent in a temporary protection order against the respondent. She was concerned the respondent moved close to her, violating the restraining order. The respondent denied residing at the same apartment complex and denied violating the order. Officers contacted subjects at the apartment complex and confirmed that the respondent does not reside there.
TIME
21: 02
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
4000 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38850
NARRATIVE
Police contacted the suspect for investigation of a warrant. The district officer had prior knowledge of this suspect’s criminal history and his affiliation to recent incidents nearby. The investigating officer determined that the suspect had a confirmed warrant out of Snoqualmie PD for DUI in the amount of $100, 000. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
22: 03
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
11900 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38857
NARRATIVE
Police were called to the location because of an unwanted subject on the property. The officer contacted a subject, and the subject voluntarily provided personal information. The officer determined that the suspect had an outstanding, confirmed Felony Warrant for Assault 3 out of Seattle PD. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
August 20
TIME
00: 29
CONTACT TYPE
Criminal Traffic/ Warrant Arrest
LOCATION
EB I90 at Exit 13
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38883
NARRATIVE
The police contacted the suspects for a traffic violation and determined that the passenger matched the suspect’s description in a recent prowler call in the area. Officers also determined that suspect had multiple, outstanding and warrants out of several jurisdictions for the crimes of DUI, Theft, and Drugs. The driver also had an outstanding warrant out of Kent PD, plus the vehicle title had failed to be lawfully transferred upon sale. The driver was released and advised she would be summoned in the mail with a court date. The passenger was booked into jail.
TIME
04: 18
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Activity
LOCATION
3000 Blk Landerholm Cir
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38897
NARRATIVE
Police responded to threats called into the school. The district officer investigated and could not locate or ID a suspect. He consulted with Campus Security, and the threats were deemed to be non-credible. An information report was taken for documentation.
TIME
09: 42
CONTACT TYPE
Bomb Assist – outside agency
LOCATION
Clyde Hill PD
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38535
NARRATIVE
A citizen turned in a WWII ordnance. The ordnance was recovered by the Bellevue Bomb Squad for disposal.
TIME
09: 47
CONTACT TYPE
Car Theft
LOCATION
1900 Blk 130th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38927
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) stole the victim’s utility trailer.
TIME
13: 03
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass
LOCATION
2000 Blk 148th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38959
NARRATIVE
A passerby alerted bike officers that a subject had just stolen from a nearby story. Bikes located the subject on NE 20th St where it was discovered the subject had food items under his sweatshirt. The items were recovered, and the subject was issued a trespass.
TIME
15: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Drugs
LOCATION
13900 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38990
NARRATIVE
While in the gas station parking, lot bike officers observed two subjects slumped over in their vehicle. Suspected drug paraphernalia was seen throughout the vehicle. Both subjects were detained. Also visible in the vehicle were several ID’s belonging to different people and possible stolen property. The subjects advised they were from Tacoma and both had substantial theft history. They were released at the scene and the vehicle was impounded pending a search warrant.
August 21
TIME
01: 23
CONTACT TYPE
Missing Person Investigation
LOCATION
10000 Blk Main St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39070
NARRATIVE
A subject was reported missing by a family member after getting off work. The subject was supposed to be picked up after work, however, he could not be located by the family member. The missing subject has no health issues and is not endangered, but he does not speak English very well.
TIME
07: 22
CONTACT TYPE
Found property
LOCATION
4800 Blk Lakemont Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39082
NARRATIVE
A citizen turned in some found property (items taken from car prowls outside of Bellevue) to the manager. Some of the property was returned to the owners and the remainder was booked as found property.
TIME
07: 48
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Missing Person
LOCATION
Unknown location in Renton
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39070
NARRATIVE
The missing person’s family recovered the subject after they found him walking around in Renton. He was cleared from the system.
TIME
08: 14
CONTACT TYPE
MV Prowl
LOCATION
12400 Blk NE Spring Blvd
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39091
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) prowled a vehicle that had been parked in construction site.
TIME
12: 18
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
12600 Blk SE 41st PL
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39123
NARRATIVE
Unknown male suspect stole two cell phones from the business.
TIME
15: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Activity
LOCATION
120th and NE 8th
INCIDENT/CASE#
NARRATIVE
The subject was seen physically fighting with another male in the roadway. Officers arrived and could only locate one of the parties who was extremely intoxicated and uncooperative. The reporting party was a passerby that was no longer in the area. No victim could be found.
TIME
15: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
4300 Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39161
NARRATIVE
The subject stole numerous items from the store and resisted security’s attempts to detain him. He was eventually detained. The suspect had several SPD warrants.
TIME
20: 57
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
2000 Blk 148th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39219
NARRATIVE
The victim saw his ex-girlfriend cuddling with another male, but was unaware she was his ex. The victim approached them and spoke with them. The two suspects then got up and began punching and kicking the victim. The male was arrested for assault and later released. The female was booked for DV assault.
TIME
22: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Assault 1
LOCATION
11400 Blk Main St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39225
NARRATIVE
When the victim arrived at the hotel, he exited his vehicle as did his dog. The dog (Boston Terrier) ran up to the suspect, who attempted to pet the dog. The dog growled at the suspect, so he drew his pistol from his waistband, pointing it at the dog and then the victim, threatening to shoot him. The victim collected his dogs and called the police. The suspect was booked for Assault 1 and the gun was located.
August 22
TIME
01: 03
CONTACT TYPE
Sex assault
LOCATION
14200 Blk SE 6th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
39246
NARRATIVE
The victim was at a party to celebrate her birthday and became too intoxicated, so she went to sleep. She was later checked on, and a sexual assault was interrupted. All involved parties were on scene, and the suspect was arrested.
TIME
07: 48
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance/Warrant
LOCATION
300 Blk 112th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39264
NARRATIVE
A wife/protected party in a No Contact Order sought out the respondent/husband and intentionally contacted him. No probable cause was established on scene, but the respondent/husband was arrested for a warrant (DV Order Violation) out of Snohomish County.
TIME
08: 23
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
13100 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39268
NARRATIVE
Unknown suspect(s) forced entry via the front glass door and unlawfully entered the premise, likely related to multiple burglaries in the area.
TIME
08: 31
CONTACT TYPE
Assault
LOCATION
500 Blk 116th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39270
NARRATIVE
There was a verbal altercation between two men when the suspect pushed the 65-year-old victim to the ground causing a fracture to the victim’s hip. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
08: 49
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
14100 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39272
NARRATIVE
Unknown suspect(s) forced entry via the front glass door and unlawfully entered the premise. Likely related to multiple burglaries in the area.
TIME
09: 43
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
14500 Blk NE 20th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39276
NARRATIVE
Two unknown suspects forced entry via the front glass door, and unlawfully entered the premise. Likely related to multiple burglaries in the area.
TIME
12: 41
CONTACT TYPE
Threat
LOCATION
11100 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39302
NARRATIVE
An anonymous male called a business from a blocked number and made a very brief statement threatening the building. The business briefly evacuated prior to police arrival. Property management was contacted and advised that they would search the premise and report any items of suspicion.
TIME
17: 01
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass / Resisting Arrest
LOCATION
11200 Blk Main St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39351
NARRATIVE
The suspect refused to leave the property and started to destroy signs, and an employee wanted her removed. The suspect became verbal and refused to leave with the responding officer. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
17: 28
CONTACT TYPE
Theft 2
LOCATION
300 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39339
NARRATIVE
The suspect entered the location and used a tool to break into the jewelry display case and stole $3800 worth of jewelry. Loss prevention detained the suspect, and the property was recovered. Officers arrested the suspect, and he was booked into jail.
TIME
22: 17
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
10300 Blk NE 1st St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39397
NARRATIVE
During an argument about finances, the male suspect shoved the female to the ground while she was holding their children. The children were fine, and the suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
August 23
TIME
00: 57
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Warrant
LOCATION
2000 Blk 118th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39412
NARRATIVE
A suspect was standing next to his vehicle on the side of the road and had a Felony DOC Escape Warrant for Indecent Exposure with previous convictions. The suspect was contacted and taken into custody without incident. He was booked into jail.
TIME
01: 08
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
10 Blk 148th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39413
NARRATIVE
The owner of a shop called in, stating he observed two subjects burglarizing his store. They fled the area in a silver vehicle before officers arrived. Multiple burglaries were discovered in the complex. While conducting area checks, the suspect vehicle was located. The driver refused to stop for officers, then drove down a dead-end road. Upon arriving at the end, they both fled on foot. The driver ran away but fell while trying to jump a fence and was subsequently taken into custody. He was cooperative and admitted to tonight’s burglaries as well as several yesterday. A K9 track was conducted but did not locate the second suspect. The vehicle was impounded pending a search warrant. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
06: 49
CONTACT TYPE
Mental
LOCATION
5400 Blk Village Park Dr. SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39436
NARRATIVE
A resident called numerous times reporting unsubstantiated claims of people on her patio and jumping from balconies. A referral was made to CARES as the resident did not meet involuntary mental health criteria.
TIME
09: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
15000 Blk Main St.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39442
NARRATIVE
Suspect forced entry via a shattered front glass door and stole cash from the cash drawer. Likely related to 4th Shift’s burglary arrest (20-39413).
TIME
12: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Mental
LOCATION
15100 Blk SE 38th St.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39461
NARRATIVE
A welfare check was conducted on a subject laying in the street and walking into traffic. A private ambulance transported the subject to the hospital for a mental health evaluation.
TIME
23: 14
CONTACT TYPE
Assault 2
LOCATION
600 Blk 140th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-39533
NARRATIVE
An altercation started at the victim’s house over money owed between the parties. The victim did not want this disturbance at his residence, so he fled the area in his vehicle. The two suspects followed him. They chased the victim, rammed his vehicle twice, then shot the vehicle with BB pellets approximately 30 times. The victim’s vehicle was damaged from the collisions as well as the pellets, including a shattered window. Officers located the suspect vehicle and conducted a felony stop, both subjects complied. They went to jail for Assault 2, Malicious Mischief, warrants, drugs, and suspected paraphernalia. No one was injured.
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.
August 10
TIME
08: 55
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
100 Blk 108th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37187
NARRATIVE
A wife hit her husband in the head several times and bit him during a child custody argument. She fled prior to police arriving and was later located, arrested, and booked into jail.
TIME
23: 10
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
11800 Blk SE 66th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37319
NARRATIVE
During an argument over possible infidelity and the taking of a cell phone, the suspect pinched her husband on the arm. She fled prior to the arrival of police; both subjects were not cooperative with police.
August 11
TIME
04: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
12300 Blk Northup Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37342
NARRATIVE
A security guard called in a burglary in progress, but the suspects fled before police arrived. 13 units and two vehicles were broken into.
TIME
09: 25
CONTACT TYPE
Fraud
LOCATION
12100 Blk SE 13th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37361
NARRATIVE
The victim responded to an online advertisement and gave money for a house rental. The suspect does not own the home.
TIME
09: 48
CONTACT TYPE
Hate Crime/Assault
LOCATION
14600 Blk NE 45th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
NARRATIVE
A male resident reported that the suspect pushed and threatened to pepper spray him while yelling racial slurs. The suspect denied assaulting/threatening the victim. Probable cause was established and the suspect was booked into jail.
TIME
09: 59
CONTACT TYPE
Informational Report
LOCATION
1800 Blk 154th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37363
NARRATIVE
A wife and ex-husband are separated but still reside together. The wife contacted the police because she wants the ex-husband to move out. There was no crime.
TIME
10: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Recovery
LOCATION
450 110th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-11653
SUBJECT INFO (REDACTABLE)
NARRATIVE
A subject was selling a Cello and was contacted by someone who recognized it as a stolen item from a car prowl in 2017. The subject who currently owned it did not know it had been stolen when she bought it a few years ago. It was confirmed through the insurance company that it was the correct Cello. The current owner brought it to the station for evidence. The cello is worth $45,000. The owner was notified.
August 12
TIME
03: 19
CONTACT TYPE
Order violation
LOCATION
2700 Blk 142nd PL NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37494
NARRATIVE
The suspect was served a protection order last night but later returned to the residence in violation of the order. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
06: 59
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
13000 Bel-Red Rd.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37510
NARRATIVE
An unknown suspect cut a bike lock, stole an electric bike, and placed it in a van before driving off.
TIME
09: 35
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
1400 Blk 177th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37533
NARRATIVE
The victim reported that the front license plate was stolen off her vehicle. The rear plate was collected. The license plate has been entered as stolen.
TIME
12: 54
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
80 Blk 102nd Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37565
NARRATIVE
While following up on an online report of a car prowl at this location, the officer learned of a burglary in which unknown suspects unlawfully entered the building on 08/11/20 and stole packages. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
13: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
14100 Blk SE 4th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37570
NARRATIVE
A brother brought his sister to the Crossroads Substation to report an assault by her boyfriend that occurred on 08/10 and 08/11. The suspect was interviewed over the phone. Probable cause was established for DV Assault 4th. Charges were forwarded to the prosecutor.
TIME
10: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Sex Offense
LOCATION
300 Blk 112th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37572
NARRATIVE
On Saturday 8-8, two female friends were out drinking with a male acquaintance. The females decided they were too intoxicated to drive, so they got a room at a hotel. The male dropped them off. The next morning one female felt odd and thought that the male may have raped her. She contacted the police and went to the hospital. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
15: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
3700 Blk Factoria Blvd SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37588
NARRATIVE
A suspect stole items from the store and was caught. She was identified by the officer and released pending charges.
TIME
17: 37
CONTACT TYPE
Recovered Property
LOCATION
15800 Blk SE 37th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37605
NARRATIVE
An officer located an unoccupied stolen vehicle in the parking garage.
August 13
TIME
11: 50
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl / ID Theft
LOCATION
1500 Blk 108th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37732
NARRATIVE
Unknown suspect(s) unlawfully entered a vehicle, stole credit cards, and made unauthorized transactions at QFC and Walgreens. Video of credit card use is being collected.
TIME
13: 23
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl / ID Theft
LOCATION
1200 Blk 100th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37753
NARRATIVE
Between 0830 and 1030 unknown suspect(s) removed a wallet from a vehicle. Unauthorized credit card charges were made at Foot Locker. Video of the credit card use is being collected.
TIME
14: 00
CONTACT TYPE
THEFT
LOCATION
500 Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37750
NARRATIVE
A suspect stole $340 worth of makeup and was stopped by loss prevention. Charges are pending.
TIME
19: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Protest
LOCATION
2300 Blk 148th Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37788
NARRATIVE
Approximately 75+ people started to protest at Robinswood Park and went around Lake Hills until 2300hrs. Officers assisted to keep it peaceful. The only incident was graffiti spray-painted on city property.
TIME
22: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance Arrest
LOCATION
16100 Blk SE Eastgate Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37832
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a domestic disturbance and determined that the suspect had assaulted his ex-girlfriend while in an argument within their shared vehicle. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
August 14
TIME
00: 12
CONTACT TYPE
Felony Eluding/DUI Arrest
LOCATION
700 Blk 110th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37845
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a suicidal subject with a gun. While en-route to the scene, a concerned family member contacted police about threats made by the suspect to kill himself. A legal basis was established to take the suspect into protective custody. Officers on the scene located the suspect in his vehicle driving around the location in an aggressive manner. They initiated a traffic stop, however, he failed to yield to the officers and fled into the parking garage of the location. Seconds later, the suspect was located by officers upstairs in his residence, attempting to flee into his apartment. The suspect was determined to be intoxicated. He was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
02: 18
CONTACT TYPE
K9 Assist Official Agency WSP
LOCATION
3000 Blk Landerhom Cir SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37852
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a K9 assist to WSP and determined that a vehicle pursuit was initiated by WSP and the suspect vehicle was located at an apartment complex west of Bellevue College. Multiple suspects were detained, and the suspect driver fled the scene. In addition, WSP Troopers located (2) illegally possessed Firearms within the suspect vehicle. A perimeter was set by units on the scene and a K9 track was initiated. After an extensive track, the K9 Units lost the scent within the College.
TIME
06: 15
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant / Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
10800 Blk NE 6th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37859
NARRATIVE
King County Metro reported a subject damaging property with a pipe. Officers contacted the subject and placed him under arrest for a confirmed warrant (Fife PD – DV Harassment / DV Order Violation AOB $5K) and booked he was booked into jail. Malicious Mischief charges are pending KC Metro follow up.
TIME
14: 45
CONTACT TYPE
Harassment/Resisting
LOCATION
148th and Northup
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37931
NARRATIVE
A suspect was harassing people walking by and earlier stood in the road preventing a metro bus from moving. Officers contacted the suspect who immediately became confrontational and screamed numerous profanities. The suspect challenged an officer to a fight and took a bladed stance with closed fists. The suspect was arrested.
TIME
19: 23
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass
LOCATION
7 Blk 102nd Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37972
NARRATIVE
A suspect entered an occupied apartment and decided to make himself at home. After the homeowner confronted the male, he fled to the basement and called 911. Officers responded and took the suspect into custody without incident.
TIME
19: 44
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
10600 Blk NE 2nd St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37976
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to a domestic disturbance between a boyfriend and girlfriend. The victim reported that the suspect bit him, causing an injury. Officers investigated and arrested the suspect and booked her into jail.
TIME
22: 50
CONTACT TYPE
Assault Investigation
LOCATION
1300 Blk Bellevue Way SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37997
NARRATIVE
Police responded to a domestic disturbance in progress and determined that neighbors had contacted police because of a disturbance between (2) males within the residence. Officers on the scene observed that the (4) residents were extremely uncooperative with police. Once the scene was secured, the primary officers were able to get a name for a possible suspect, however, he could not be identified. The victim refused to provide a written statement and his injuries were photographed. The victim stated that the suspect was responsible for “many” vehicle-prowls and burglaries within the neighborhood. The suspect could not be located after an area check. The investigation is ongoing.
August 15
TIME
08: 04
CONTACT TYPE
Traffic Collision
LOCATION
SE 8th St. / Lk. Hills Connector
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38037
NARRATIVE
There was a vehicle collision involving a Bellevue Fire Department vehicle. Patrol and Traffic investigated.
TIME
08: 51
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants
LOCATION
300 Blk 120th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
2019-42989
NARRATIVE
The business reported a frequent shoplifter on site. Officers contacted the subject, arrested him on multiple BPD warrants, and booked him into jail.
TIME
09: 21
CONTACT TYPE
Theft
LOCATION
500 Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38070
NARRATIVE
The store reported a case of internal theft involving a terminated employee. Charges will be forwarded to the prosecutor.
TIME
14: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
14400 Blk NE 35th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38094
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the park for a female who was partially nude and acting strange. Officers arrived and saw the female enter a nearby apartment. Contact was made and as a result of a subsequent investigation, the female was transported to the hospital for an evaluation.
TIME
16: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary/Car Theft
LOCATION
900 Blk 112th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38059
SUBJECT INFO (REDACTABLE)
NARRATIVE
Officers investigated several crimes that occurred in the secured parking structure of the building. The incident occurred this morning (0000-0445). The initial investigation revealed the unknown suspect(s) gained access to a secured portion of the structure after a resident accidentally left the door ajar. Once inside, the suspect(s) prowled several vehicles and then stole a vehicle which had its keys inside.
August 16
TIME
01: 57
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
2300 Blk 130th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-38200
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to an alarm with voices heard in the business by the alarm company. As officers arrived, they saw a vehicle that appeared to be fleeing the scene. A third shift officer located the vehicle and a stop was initiated. Three subjects were detained. It was later determined that they entered the building through a rear maintenance door before climbing into the void area above the ceiling panels and dropping into the locked offices of the company. The three suspects were booked into jail. without incident.
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.
August 3
TIME
06: 03
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary (Attempted)
LOCATION
10600 Blk NE 8th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36043
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to an alarm at a business and noticed damage to the entrance, but it was deemed that no entry was made. The owner arrived later to confirm this finding. Traffic video shows two suspects fleeing in a small red pickup truck. A previous burglary occurred at this location on 07/17/20. (Related case 20-33370)
TIME
14: 17
CONTACT TYPE
Fraud
LOCATION
9400 Blk NE 5th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36104
NARRATIVE
The caller reported approximately $60,000 had been fraudulently wired from eight bank accounts since February 2020. The bank is investigating.
TIME
22: 07
CONTACT TYPE
DUI
LOCATION
16600 Blk Northup Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36177
NARRATIVE
The suspect drove his vehicle into a parked car and was discovered to be driving under the influence.
August 4
TIME
06: 31
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health
LOCATION
12800 Blk NE 8th St.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36205
NARRATIVE
Callers reported hearing screaming in the area. The 0fficer located an adult female subject in crisis. She was taken to the hospital for an evaluation.
TIME
12: 10
CONTACT TYPE
Disturbance
LOCATION
15800 Blk SE 37th St.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36238
NARRATIVE
A caller reported a disturbance in a vehicle in a parking garage between a male and a female. Names provided by the caller showed a felony warrant for a firearms violation for the male and a misdemeanor warrant for the female. Upon arrival, officers detained the male. The female left in a vehicle. Officers arrested the male on 3 confirmed felony warrants, and he was booked into jail. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
18: 11
CONTACT TYPE
Rape
LOCATION
1500 Blk 145th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36298
NARRATIVE
A suspect entered the victim’s apartment while she was napping and sexually assaulted her. The victim’s daughter ran to the neighbor’s place and the neighbor called 911. Officers arrived on scene took the suspect taken into custody. The investigation is ongoing.
TIME
16: 46
CONTACT TYPE
Mental Health/Warrant/Assault
LOCATION
10700 Blk NE 10th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36276
NARRATIVE
Officers arrived to take a subject into protective custody for mental illness per a court order. The suspect also had an outstanding felony warrant for assault 3. During the arrest, the suspect assaulted an officer. He was arrested and taken to jail.
TIME
12: 40
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants
LOCATION
1600 Blk 140th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36241
NARRATIVE
Officers contacted a suspect in the parking lot, and it was determined she had a $5,050 warrant out of Issaquah for DWLS 1st. The suspect was handed over to Issaquah PD.
TIME
16: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Social
LOCATION
10201 NE 4th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
NARRATIVE
Officers observed a subject “on the nod” near the fountains of the Downtown Park. Once contacted, the subject quickly gathered his items and left.
TIME
17: 18
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass
LOCATION
500 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36286
NARRATIVE
Security called about the subject sitting in his vehicle using drugs. Prior to our arrival, the subject left. Approximately 20 minutes later, the subject returned and re-parked his vehicle. Officers then contacted the subject and no paraphernalia could be seen in the vehicle. A Trespass was issued and the subject left the property.
August 5
TIME
02: 31
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Activity
LOCATION
Lake Hills Blvd/156th
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36350/51
NARRATIVE
The reporting party/suspect called in a vehicle possibly “mailboxing” near his residence. The caller initiated his own pursuit of the vehicle prior to officers arriving. The subjects in the vehicle fled when officers initiated an enforcement stop. The reporting party then passed the police vehicle while it was still running lights and sirens and ran a stop sign. A citation for reckless driving will be completed.
TIME
06: 23
CONTACT TYPE
Car Prowl / ID Theft
LOCATION
3600 Blk 132nd Ave SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36358
NARRATIVE
Unknown suspect(s) took a wallet from the victim’s vehicle and made unauthorized transactions at the of approximately $200 in gift cards.
TIME
10: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
4500 Blk 152nd Ln SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36386
NARRATIVE
A neighbor reported a verbal disturbance at this residence. Officers contacted the occupants and learned that two juvenile daughters and their mother were arguing over schoolwork. The father attempted to mediate. Verbal only. No crime.
TIME
11: 20
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
17000 Blk NE 37th Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36413
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the residence after receiving a 911 hang up. Upon arrival, officers contacted the residents and learned an argument between sisters had escalated into a physical assault. Probable Cause was established for Assault and the suspect was arrested and transported to jail.
TIME
16: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Ordnance
LOCATION
15100 Blk SE 42nd Pl
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36463
SUBJECT INFO (REDACTABLE)
NARRATIVE
A resident called police for assistance with disposing of (what appeared to be) a live grenade and other WWII era ordnance. Based on the circumstances, a BPD bomb technician responded and took possession of the items.
TIME
17: 57
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass
LOCATION
10200 Blk NE 4th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36482
NARRATIVE
While riding around Downtown Park, a passerby advised there was a naked female in the fountain on the north end of the park. Bikes responded and contacted the subject, who was indeed sunbathing in the fountain. The subject got dressed and before a trespass could be issued, she walked away talking to herself. A short time later, it was also reported the subject tried to take someone’s backpack on Main St. The subject was located again in the area, however, she refused to speak to us.
TIME
23: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Assault 1st degree
LOCATION
16600 Blk Northup Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36540
NARRATIVE
Suspects exited a gray Mercedes and approached the victims in Ivanhoe Park. They then started a confrontation that turned into a fight between two of the females. A male went to break up the fight and another male pointed a gun at him while telling him to back away. A few minutes later, the fight ended and the suspects fled back to their vehicle. They also took a speaker system that belonged to the male victim. The suspects could not be located. The investigation is ongoing.
August 6
TIME
07: 16
CONTACT TYPE
Order Violation
LOCATION
12200 Blk SE 60th St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36372
NARRATIVE
The petitioner of a civil Anti-Harassment Order reported violations by the respondent yesterday and today. The violations consist of unwanted yelling by the respondent, who is criminally prohibited in the court order. Both parties’ condos share a wall and have adjoining outdoor spaces. Charges were forwarded to the prosecutor.
TIME
20: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance / Threats to Kill
LOCATION
900 Blk 170th Pl SE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36684
NARRATIVE
The suspect and victim are in a relationship where a No Contact Order was issued. The suspect entered the victim’s residence and threatened to kill the victim while holding a knife and picked up a chair and attempted to strike the victim. The suspect was arrested on scene without incident and booked into jail.
TIME
20: 00
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
1500 Blk Killarney Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36679
NARRATIVE
A suspect became upset and threatened family members, then broke several items throughout the house. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
TIME
21: 59
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
14600 Blk SE 22nd St
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36692
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the report of a domestic disturbance in a vehicle. They determined there was probable cause to arrest the husband for Assault, but it had occurred earlier in the evening in Ocean Shores, WA. The subject was arrested and booked into jail to be held for Ocean Shores.
August 7
TIME
01: 56
CONTACT TYPE
Mail Theft/Drugs/felony warrant
LOCATION
15000 Blk SE 43rd Pl.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36725
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the report of a mail theft that had just occurred. They located the matching vehicle and suspect nearby. He had an outstanding warrant, a felony amount of suspected drugs in his possession, and probable cause was developed for mail theft. The stolen mail was also recovered from his vehicle. The suspect was booked into jail without incident.
A suspect stole a Credit Card on 8-6-20 and returned to the location today and was suspected of using narcotics in the bathroom. Officers responded and took the male into custody for the theft of the credit card from yesterday. Following the arrest, the search produced 1.6g of suspected heroin on his person, a concealed spring blade knife, suspected paraphernalia, and burglary tools. It was later discovered that suspect was also on active trespass. He was booked into jail.
TIME
23: 48
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance
LOCATION
156/ Northup Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36893
NARRATIVE
A witness called in to report seeing a suspect assault a female. The officer arrived and located both parties. The suspect fled on foot and the victim had facial and leg injuries. A K9 located the suspect hiding south of the incident where he was taken into custody. The investigation determined that the suspect assaulted the female victim in violation of a DV No Contact Order. The suspect started to smash his head into the back of the patrol vehicle, was treated by Fire, and had to be taken to the hospital for treatment of the self-inflicted injuries. He was booked into jail.
TIME
19: 28
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant/Traffic offenses
LOCATION
200 Blk 120th Ave NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36848
NARRATIVE
An officer observed a traffic violation and initiated a stop. He determined that the driver was driving with a suspended license, had an ignition interlock device requirement, and had an outstanding warrant for driving with a suspended license out of Auburn. He also discovered that a passenger had outstanding warrants. The issuing agencies agreed to confirm on the warrants and the suspects were booked directly into jail.
August 8
TIME
00: 59
CONTACT TYPE
Domestic Disturbance/ Harassment-Threats to Kill
LOCATION
11700 Blk SE 60th Pl.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36900
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the report of a physical altercation at a residence. They determined that the 19-year-old suspect became enraged and struck his father, sister, and juvenile brother. He also threatened to kill them. The suspect was arrested and taken to jail for the mandatory booking on the three counts of DV Assault 4th degree. The felony harassment and threats to kill will be filed with the King County Prosecutor’s office.
TIME
04: 54
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary
LOCATION
13500 Blk SE 36th St.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-36904
NARRATIVE
A construction site burglary was interrupted by an employee as the suspect was loading construction equipment into the side-compartment of a U-Haul minivan. After being seen, he jumped into the driver’s seat and fled when confronted by employees. The investigation is ongoing.
August 9
TIME
12: 52
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
16200 Blk SE Eastgate Way
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37096
NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) keyed the hood of the victim’s vehicle.
TIME
12: 24
CONTACT TYPE
Malicious Mischief
LOCATION
200 Blk Bellevue Way NE
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37093
NARRATIVE
The suspect threw a rock at the business window causing damage. There was no entry to the business.
TIME
10: 14
CONTACT TYPE
Traffic Collision
LOCATION
NE 10th and 112th
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37074
NARRATIVE
The driver struck a Metro bus in the intersection. There were no injuries. The driver was issued a summons for a suspended license.
TIME
13: 30
CONTACT TYPE
Commercial Burglary
LOCATION
14400 Blk Bel-Red Rd.
INCIDENT/CASE#
20-37101
NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the business after a janitor called 911 to report a forced entry. Officers cleared the location and did not locate any suspects. The investigation revealed the suspects entered the building on Friday night and spent several hours ransacking the three businesses that lease offices there. The investigation is ongoing.
Bellevue Beat Blog 