Next Tuesday, August 1st from Noon until 5:00 p.m., the Bellevue Police Department invites all members of the community to attend the annual “National Night Out” event in Crossroads. The event will be held in conjunction with the Crossroads Farmers Market in the east parking lot of Crossroads mall, and is an opportunity for community members to learn about ways to organize and fight crime. Come learn about how to generate support for local anti-crime efforts, strengthen neighborhood spirit and cooperation, and meet members of the Bellevue Police and Fire departments. There will be activities for kids, and Bellevue Police Volunteers will be on hand to complete free Child ID kits.
Bellevue Burglars Busted
This morning at 8:03 a.m., Bellevue police officers responded to a reported burglary in progress at a residence in the 4000 block of 149th Avenue SE. The female resident was in her bed when she heard two unknown men in the adjacent room of the house. The resident was able to call 911 and relay this information to NORCOM dispatchers. While the resident was on the line with 911, the suspects entered the victim’s bedroom and began looking through her dresser drawers. The victim was able to successfully avoid detection by hiding under her bed sheets. The suspects heard police arrive and ran out the back door of the residence. A K-9 unit responded and began to search for the two suspects. A short time later, a Bellevue motorcycle sergeant located two individuals matching the description of the suspects walking along SE 36th Street. The sergeant detained one of the suspects, however the other suspect began running. The second suspect attempted to get into an occupied vehicle in his attempt to escape, however the door was locked and the driver was able to get away. Additional officers responded to the area and took the second suspect into custody after a short foot chase. The suspects, a 21 year-old male Renton resident and a 25 year-old Burien resident, were arrested for investigation of burglary and obstruction. The suspects are not being named as they have not yet been charged with any crime.
Bellevue Police Case #17-38092
Bellevue Police Bust Theft Ring
BELLEVUE, Wash. – Investigators with the Bellevue Police Department, along with Detectives from the Issaquah, Sammamish, Redmond and Kirkland Police Departments, joined forces to combat an organized group suspected of breaking into vehicles at numerous area parks and fitness centers. Investigators have made 11 arrests to date, and expect to make several additional arrests over the coming weeks. The suspects, working in coordinated teams of two to three, are accused of watching victims hide purses and wallets after parking in a park where walking trails are located, wait for the victim to leave, and then smash the window and take the hidden items. The suspects then use the victim’s stolen credit cards to purchase items at area stores. To date, Investigators have linked the suspects to over $100,000 worth of loss in Bellevue alone.
The suspects that have been arrested are:
- Treshaun Sinclair, 20
- Leila Haji, 19
- Ahjanie Thompson, 24 (arrested twice)
- Deionte Hunter, 20
- Tevona Hollis, 20
- Dwight Miles Jr., 24
- Tatiana Dickey, 18
- Leneeka Warren, 19
- A 20 year-old female that has not yet been charged
- A 20 year-old male that has not yet been charged
- A 19 year-old female that has not yet been charged
Investigators have also linked many of these suspects to the individuals charged in the death of Moises Radcliffe, the son of a Seattle Police Officer, killed in Sammamish in January of this year during an attempted car prowl at Beaver Lake Park.
In addition to the arrests, investigators have recovered two handguns that may be linked to shootings in South Seattle and King County earlier this year. The guns are currently being analyzed to see they can be linked to additional crimes. Police have also seized three vehicles that were used in the commission of the felony crimes or were obtained through money laundering. The combined efforts of higher visibility in the parks by uniformed officers and public education, combined with the intelligence and arrests by detectives working the operation, have resulted in our park prowls dropping significantly.
Police urge residents to prevent these types of crimes by never leaving valuables in their vehicles, and ask people to LOCK, TAKE, LEAVE – lock your car, take your valuables with you, or leave valuable items at home.
Selected Bellevue crime reports, July 10-17.
Below are selected crime reports for the week of July 10th, 2017. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our online crime map.
07/10/2017
| TIME
13: 00 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants |
LOCATION
14500 blk NE 29th ST |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36019 |
| NARRATIVE
Officer saw a known wanted suspect run from the apartment to an awaiting SUV in the parking lot. When the Officer got closer the vehicle sped off leaving suspect in the parking lot. Officer arrested suspect and transported him to jail on two felony warrants. |
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07/11/2017
| TIME
23: 01 |
CONTACT TYPE
DV Assault |
LOCATION
2900 blk 142 PL Se |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36342 |
| NARRATIVE
Wife got mad at her husband because she made dinner which he didn’t eat. Wife assaulted her husband. Suspect was arrested and transported to jail. |
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| TIME
00: 35 |
CONTACT TYPE
Dv verbal |
LOCATION
10100 blk NE 6 St |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36362 |
| NARRATIVE
Male and female got into a verbal argument. No crime, documented in a report. |
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07/12/2017
| TIME
08: 17 |
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass |
LOCATION
1500 blk 140th Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36405 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect entered the Doctor’s business office to access the medical files of his children without permission. Ofc. Investigated and forwarded charges to prosecutor. |
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| TIME
10: 27 |
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Circumstances |
LOCATION
16800 Blk of SE 60th St |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36417 |
| NARRATIVE
Sometime on the evening of 7/10 between 2000 and 2345 a large amount of nails were thrown over the roadway. This is an infrequent but recurring problem in this neighborhood. Ofc. conducted an investigation. |
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| TIME
14: 00 |
CONTACT TYPE
DV ASSAULT |
LOCATION
13800 blk NE 8th |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36473 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect assaulted his girlfriend causing injuries. Suspect was arrested and booked into jail on Assault 2 DV charges. |
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| TIME
19: 49 |
CONTACT TYPE
VUCSA |
LOCATION
15000 blk Main St |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36552 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect was seem by an officer getting his bong ready to smoke while sitting in the parking lot. Suspect was contacted and determined to be 19. Marijuana was recovered and suspect was released at scene pending charges. |
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| TIME
20: 27 |
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass-Resisting Arrest |
LOCATION
Bellevue College |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36561 |
| NARRATIVE
Bellevue College security observed a previously trespassed subject on the property. The Officer contacted BPD and requested we contact and arrest the suspect for trespassing. Officers responded and arrested suspect after a brief struggle. He was booked into jail for Trespass 1 and Resisting Arrest. |
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07/13/2017
| TIME
05: 30 |
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary |
LOCATION
600 blk 116 ave ne |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36611 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspects drove a vehicle into the roll up door in an attempt to gain entry to the building. Nothing taken. Detectives investigating. |
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| TIME
12: 13 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant |
LOCATION
300 blk 114 Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36653 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect was stopped for a traffic violation. He had a warrant out of SPD for Cyber Stalking and Harassment. Suspect was arrested and booked into jail. |
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07/14/2017
| TIME
09: 30 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest |
LOCATION
4400 blk Lake Washington Blvd SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36859 |
| NARRATIVE
Officers responded to Newcastle Beach Park for a found child. The 3 year old child had been playing with another group of kids for over an hour, however no one knew the parent. Eventually the father appeared and told officers he had been watching the child the entire time from his vehicle. Father had a warrant and was arrested. CPS was contacted and the child was turned over to them. |
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| TIME
15: 38 |
CONTACT TYPE
DV Assault |
LOCATION
700 blk 110th AVE NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36923 |
| NARRATIVE
18 year old suspect assaulted his girlfriend during an argument. He also assaulted her brother and his former roommate. Suspect arrested and booked into jail. |
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| TIME
15: 43 |
CONTACT TYPE
Theft |
LOCATION
4100 blk Factoria Blvd SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36924 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect was arrested for theft after stealing a dress from a store and was booked into jail. |
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| TIME
23: 23 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant/VUCSA |
LOCATION
16400 blk NE 8th ST |
INCIDENT/CASE#
2017-00037019 |
| NARRATIVE
Subject was contacted and found to be wanted for five misdemeanor warrants issued out of BPD. Suspected meth was found on the suspect, who was booked into jail. |
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| TIME
12: 24 |
CONTACT TYPE
Vucsa |
LOCATION
1500 blk 140th Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-36884 |
| NARRATIVE
Bike Officer made a traffic stop and found out he had a suspended license. During a search the Officer found suspected meth and heroin. Suspect was arrested. |
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07/15/2017
| TIME
02: 15 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant |
LOCATION
2100 blk Bellevue Way NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37048 |
| NARRATIVE
Subject was observed hitchhiking on Bellevue Way SE and was stopped. Subject had a felony warrant issued for her arrest for DOC escape. Booked into jail. |
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| TIME
02: 26 |
CONTACT TYPE
Assault 4 DV |
LOCATION
600 blk Bellevue Way NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37070 |
| NARRATIVE
Subject was observed in a physical altercation with a female outside of a stopped vehicle adjacent to the Cheesecake Factory Restaurant. Suspect was arrested and booked into jail. |
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| TIME
07: 23 |
CONTACT TYPE
Harassment |
LOCATION
1500 blk 164th Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37085 |
| NARRATIVE
Female called reporting that she received a threatening phone call from a male she met at a Seattle Shelter. Officer investigated. |
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| TIME
13: 06 |
CONTACT TYPE
Pursuit / Collision |
LOCATION
Coal Creek Pkwy SE / Factoria BLVD SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37123 |
| SUBJECT INFO (REDACTABLE) | |||
| NARRATIVE
Bellevue PD officers were dispatched to a hit/run collision involving a police pursuit. A WSP trooper attempted to stop a speeding vehicle on southbound I-405. The suspect vehicle exited the freeway recklessly made a left turn from the right turn only lane and drove into oncoming traffic as it traveled eastbound on Coal Creek PKWY SE. The suspect vehicle became trapped in the left turn only lanes so it rammed itself between the two victim vehicles, damage caused/no injury. The suspect vehicle continued on Coal Creek PKWY SE with WSP still in pursuit. Ultimately, the suspect was captured by WSP at his home and arrested for eluding. BPD provided support to WSP by contacting the victims and releasing the City of Bellevue traffic camera video. No BPD officers were involved in the pursuit. Command notified. |
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| TIME
18: 58 |
CONTACT TYPE
Fire |
LOCATION
3200 blk W LK SAMM PKWY SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37169 |
| SUBJECT INFO (REDACTABLE) | |||
| NARRATIVE
Bellevue Fire responded to a structure fire at a residence and asked for assistance. |
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| TIME
20: 50 |
CONTACT TYPE
Theft |
LOCATION
100 blk Bellevue Square |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37192 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect was arrested by after shoplifting, possessing stolen property, and doing fraudulent returns at a store. She was booked into jail. |
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07/16/2017
| TIME
02: 31 |
CONTACT TYPE
VEHICULAR ASSAULT |
LOCATION
NE 4TH ST AND 405 OVERPASS |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37269 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect ran a red light at the off ramp from SB 405 and turned left onto EB NE 4th. A taxi had the green light and was coming WB on NE 4th and T-boned the suspect vehicle. Suspect had significant injuries along with his passenger. Both were transported to the hospital. Taxi driver had minor injuries and was transported to the hospital. Charges pending. |
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| TIME
00: 44 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrants |
LOCATION
Main St and 164 Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37253 |
| NARRATIVE
Officer recognized a wanted juvenile walking along the street. Subject was arrested. |
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| TIME
10: 52 |
CONTACT TYPE
MV Theft |
LOCATION
1600 blk 156th Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-37301 |
| NARRATIVE
Unknown person(s) stole a handicap accessible2002 Gray Ford Windstar Minivan from the parking lot. |
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Bellevue Police now accepting applications for community police academy
The Bellevue Police is now accepting applications for its’ fall community police academy, which will be held on Thursday evenings from 7-10 p.m. from August 31st through November 16th.
The Community Academy is a 12-week program for Bellevue residents and those who work in Bellevue to become acquainted with how their police department operates. On completion of the academy, graduates will have gained a better understanding of the law enforcement role in the criminal justice system, and an appreciation for the many challenges facing law enforcement in today’s complex society.
The Community Academy is a primarily classroom-based, with hands-on lessons about law enforcement about patrol procedures, firearms, 911 communications, narcotics, K-9, major crimes investigations, major accident investigations, defensive tactics and hostage negotiations. Individuals interested in attending this fall’s community academy are encouraged to apply online.
Selected Bellevue Crime Reports for the Week of June 26th
Below are selected crime reports for the week of June 12th, 2017. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our online crime map.
06/26/2017
| TIME
09: 58 |
CONTACT TYPE
Suicidal |
LOCATION
1600 blk 156th AVE NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-33066 |
| NARRATIVE
A highly intoxicated man was observed by his neighbors at running around outside in only his boxers. He was carrying a large knife, and bleeding from the wrists/forearms. Subject was located passed out just inside his apartment on the floor. He was transported to the Hospital. |
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| TIME
23: 08 |
CONTACT TYPE
(Attempt) Malicious Mischief |
LOCATION
Bellevue Police Department |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-33137 |
| NARRATIVE
An intoxicated male attempted to vandalize the main lobby window of the Bellevue Police Department with a large metal trash can. Fortunately he missed, but struck his head on the wall instead. He then wandered off into the darkness holding his hurt forehead. The incident was captured on video surveillance. Suspect was identified by Officers that had previously contacted him earlier in the day. Charges pending. |
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| TIME
14: 20 |
CONTACT TYPE
THEFT OF FIREARM |
LOCATION
3600 blk 136 PL SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-33110 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect stole a Glock from a locked safe in his Bosses office. Boss noticed once Suspect returned from putting the gun in his car. Victim retrieved the gun and called 911. Suspect arrested and booked. |
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06/27/2017
| TIME
06: 44 |
CONTACT TYPE
Death Investigation |
LOCATION
900 blk 109th Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-33254 |
| NARRATIVE
92 year old female passed away early this morning. Ofc. responded to investigate. The ME was contacted and provided an NJA # (17-2679). |
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| TIME
15: 54 |
CONTACT TYPE
THEFT |
LOCATION
4100 blk Factoria Blvd SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-33352 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect stole a nose ring, handcuff necklace and pillow cases for his girlfriend who was waiting in the car. In the coat that he was wearing that he “borrowed from a friend” was drug paraphernalia and suspected heroin. Suspect booked into jail. |
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| TIME
10: 47 |
CONTACT TYPE
Theft |
LOCATION
4100 blk Factoria Blvd SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-33287 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect entered a store, grabbed a pair of shoes off the shelf and attempted to return them. He was refused by staff and then walked out with the pair of shoes without paying. Officer found him in the parking lot and contacted him. He was arrested for theft and transported to jail. |
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Bellevue Police remind residents and visitors that fireworks are illegal in Bellevue, encourage attendance at public displays
The Bellevue Police and Fire Departments would like to remind Bellevue residents and visitors that the sale, use and possession of fireworks is prohibited by city ordinance 6292. This ban has been in effect since 1994, and has significantly reduced the number of fires and injuries common with private fireworks use. Fireworks, which include anything that involves flames or sparks or which flies and/or explodes, are also prohibited in the following Eastside communities, which all receive fire protection from the Bellevue Fire Department:
- Beaux Arts Village
- Clyde Hill
- Hunts Point
- Medina
- Newcastle
- Yarrow Point
Bellevue Police and Fire officials will be conducting extra patrols this holiday to ensure compliance with the law. Individuals found in violation may be subject to civil and criminal penalties.
Residents are encouraged to attend public displays of fireworks. Below is a partial list of public displays on the eastside.
- The Bellevue Family 4th event will be at Bellevue Downtown Park. Family events and food vendors start at 2 p.m. and the fireworks show begins shortly after 10 p.m. Parking is available at Bellevue Square after 6 p.m., but alternate transportation is encouraged.
- A Fourth of July public fireworks display is also planned for Lake Boren Park in Newcastle. Music and picnicking begin at 6 p.m. and the fireworks show will begin at 10 p.m.
- The Celebrate Kirkland fireworks display begins at 10:15 p.m. in the downtown Kirkland Marina.
Bellevue Police Seek Assistance Locating Missing Juvenile
The Bellevue’ Police Department is seeking the public’ assistance with locating a Missing/Suicidal Juvenile. Jzahnae Vogt is 15 years old and was last seen in the crossroads area of Bellevue. She is a W/F Brown eyes/Brown hair, 5’04” 140. Please call 911 if you see her or know her whereabouts.
Selected Bellevue crime reports for the week of June 19th
Below are selected crime reports for the week of June 12th, 2017. This is not a comprehensive list of incidents in Bellevue. For more information, please visit our online crime map.
06/19/2017
| TIME
00: 45 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest |
LOCATION
5100 blk 118th Ave SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
2017-00031641 |
| NARRATIVE
Subject and female companion were observed at the Newport Park & Ride having sex in public. The two were contacted and questioned. One subject was wanted out of SEASO for a DUI warrant. The subject was arrested and booked into jail. |
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| TIME
00: 47 |
CONTACT TYPE
DUI / TA |
LOCATION
1200 blk 149th PL SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
2017-31642 |
| NARRATIVE
Reporting party contacted police after observing the subject crashing into 5 vehicles on the roadway. Officers located the subject in the area and arrested him for DUI. He was transported to the Hospital for a DUI blood draw. The investigation into the incident revealed 7 vehicle were damaged by the subject. The subject was arrested and transported to Jail. |
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| TIME
08: 30 |
CONTACT TYPE
Death Investigation |
LOCATION
200 blk 153 Pl Se |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31663 |
| NARRATIVE
87 yoa female suffered a medical event. ME notified. |
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| TIME
12: 15 |
CONTACT TYPE
VUCSA |
LOCATION
Richards and SE 26 st. |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31694 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect was stopped for driving and talking on the cell phone. Subject was stopped and only able to provide his Muckleshoot players card as ID. Suspect had a suspended license and was arrested. A white powdery substance was found in the center console, believed to be Meth. |
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| TIME
12: 39 |
CONTACT TYPE
MV Prowl |
LOCATION
4400 Lake Washington Blvd. |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31700 |
| NARRATIVE
Victim was parked at Newcastle Beach Park and returned to a broken window and stolen purse. |
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| TIME
19: 00 |
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary |
LOCATION
14500 blk NE 35th st |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31786 |
| SUBJECT INFO (REDACTABLE) | |||
| NARRATIVE
Suspect forced entry by prying the deadbolt on the front door. |
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| TIME
20: 39 |
CONTACT TYPE
Theft |
LOCATION
15000 blk Main St |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31805 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect stole alcohol from a store. He was located with his friends in the Lake Hills Greenbelt with the stolen goods and arrested. |
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06/20/2017
| TIME
12: 50 |
CONTACT TYPE
DV Assault |
LOCATION
12500 blk SE 41st Pl. |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31911 |
| NARRATIVE
A husband and wife became involved in an argument while they cleaned their apartment. During the altercation the husband assaulted his wife. The suspect was arrested and booked into Jail. |
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| TIME
16: 25 |
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary |
LOCATION
14300 blk SE 6th Street |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31956 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect pried the deadbolt on the apartment to gain entry. Money and jewelry taken. |
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| TIME
20: 18 |
CONTACT TYPE
DRUGS |
LOCATION
700 Blk Bellevue Way NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31994 |
| NARRATIVE
The suspects were using heroin in their car in the parking garage. During a search officers found a small amount of suspected heroin from both suspects. They were released pending case filing. |
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06/21/2017
| TIME
00: 30 |
CONTACT TYPE
DOA |
LOCATION
14600 blk NE 30 St |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32028 |
| NARRATIVE
Victim called 911 to report that she was in respiratory distress. Fire Dept. arrived to find the female unconscious. CPR was started and Medics were called. Fire ceased with their efforts and turned the scene over to Police. Detective Sergeant was notified. |
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| TIME
07: 54 |
CONTACT TYPE
Disturbance/Warrant Arrest |
LOCATION
4000 blk 139th Ave SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32056 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect’s mother called stated he was throwing items around his room and under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. Officers arrived and discovered that the suspect had two warrants out of Kirkland. Suspect was arrested for his warrants. |
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| TIME
13: 25 |
CONTACT TYPE
Death Report |
LOCATION
14800 blk NE 15th ST |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32114 |
| NARRATIVE
Subject was found deceased in his room by his landlord. Detectives investigating. |
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| TIME
21: 41 |
CONTACT TYPE
fraud/warrants/shoplift |
LOCATION
Downtown Bellevue |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32207 |
| NARRATIVE
S1 was arrested for shoplifting and a warrant out of Pierce County. He had several fraudulent credit cards on him as well as a hotel room key. Officer went to the hotel and contacted the occupants of the room. Further investigation revealed that the suspects were making credit cards in the room. A search of the room located additional evidence. Several charges are pending. |
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| TIME
23: 30 |
CONTACT TYPE
Violation of NCO |
LOCATION
10000 blk Se 6 St. |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32222 |
| NARRATIVE
Officer was in the area on a noise complaint call. While conducting an area check for the source of the noise he spotted S1 who he had just arrested 2 weeks ago for DV assault 4. A records check revealed a no contact order. Officer went to the residence to check on her and see if S1 had been there. The victim stated that he had but she told him to leave. Officers attempted to locate the suspect again, however he was not located. |
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| TIME
11: 30 |
CONTACT TYPE
Vucsa Arrest |
LOCATION
Downtown Library |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-31886 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect was observed in the bathroom at the downtown library smoking heroin by the bike unit. He was arrested and suspected meth and drug paraphernalia were located on his person. He was also trespassed from the library. |
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06/22/2017
| TIME
07: 40 |
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass |
LOCATION
3000 blk Landerholm Cir SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32253 |
| NARRATIVE
Bellevue College Security reported the suspect was found in the locked computer lab. The suspect crawled under a locked sliding door next to the reception window of the lab. The suspect was arrested for trespassing and booked into jail. |
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| TIME
12: 00 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant |
LOCATION
1100 blk 124th Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32333 |
| NARRATIVE
Officer contacted the two subjects in the parking lot. Female suspect had warrants and was arrested. |
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06/23/2017
| TIME
05: 25 |
CONTACT TYPE
warrants |
LOCATION
4100 Blk Factoria Blvd SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32466 |
| NARRATIVE
Officer discovered a car parked in the parking lot with associated warrants. Suspects returned to the vehicle and were arrested on their respective warrants. |
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| TIME
12: 14 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest |
LOCATION
3000 blk 118th Ave SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32510 |
| NARRATIVE
Officer responded to a call involving possible drug dealing at the Apartments. Suspect was contacted by the involved vehicle. Suspect was arrested for a drug paraphernalia warrant out of Redmond. |
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| TIME
09: 46 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant Arrest |
LOCATION
800 blk 148 Ave SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32485 |
| NARRATIVE
Subject contacted during traffic stop for expired plates and had a suspended license. Officer ran the subject and learned that he also had a DOC Escape warrant. Arrested and booked into jail. |
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| TIME
15: 23 |
CONTACT TYPE
Theft |
LOCATION
600 blk 140th AVE NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32544 |
| NARRATIVE
Store had liquor stolen by several suspects, who fled in a stolen vehicle. Vehicle was not located. |
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| TIME
15: 39 |
CONTACT TYPE
Theft |
LOCATION
100 blk Bellevue Way SE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32548 |
| NARRATIVE
Store had liquor stolen by the same suspects as above. The bicycle unit located the suspect vehicle, which failed to stop for lights/siren. The vehicle recklessly fled the city westbound on I90. No pursuit was initiated. |
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| TIME
22: 27 |
CONTACT TYPE
Trespass |
LOCATION
700 blk Bellevue Way NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32636 |
| NARRATIVE
Security called PD for female subject who was drunk and belligerent on their property; Security requested trespass. Officer arrived and detained subject, who already had an active trespass. Suspect was booked into jail for Trespass. |
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| TIME
23: 11 |
CONTACT TYPE
Warrant |
LOCATION
700 blk Bellevue Way NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32642 |
| NARRATIVE
Two men were drunk and causing a disturbance in and around the parking garage. One of the suspects had a warrant for DV Assault 4 out of Kent and was arrested. |
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06/24/2017
| TIME
01: 11 |
CONTACT TYPE
DUI (TA) |
LOCATION
148th Ave NE & NE 20th St |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32654 |
| NARRATIVE
Subject was involved in minor crash with another vehicle on the roadway. Vehicles pulled off road, a verbal disturbance took place, and other driver smelled alcohol on suspect driver and called police. Officer investigated and arrested driver for DUI (BAC .22). |
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| TIME
07: 20 |
CONTACT TYPE
Involuntary Commit |
LOCATION
13200 blk SE Eastgate Way |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32674 |
| NARRATIVE
Officers responded to the 13200 blk of SE Eastgate Way on a report of a male up in a tree. Upon arrival they observed the subject 60 feet up in the tree. The male was hallucinating and stated he had been up there since midnight. BFD arrived with a ladder truck and officers negotiated with him for approximately 2 hours. He eventually climbed down and was taken into protective custody and transported to the hospital. |
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| TIME
10: 46 |
CONTACT TYPE
Burglary |
LOCATION
3000 blk 130 Ave NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32686 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect(s) entered residence through an open garage door and stole electronics that were charging in the kitchen. |
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| TIME
21: 52 |
CONTACT TYPE
Suspicious Circumstance |
LOCATION
1600 blk 135th PL NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32807 |
| NARRATIVE
3 juveniles appeared to be burglarizing a building in the Spring District, and refused to stop when Ofc. ordered them to. Two were detained a short time later, and were ultimately released to their parents. Obstructing charges will be forwarded. |
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| TIME
23: 28 |
CONTACT TYPE
Hit and Run |
LOCATION
700 blk Bellevue Way NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
2017-00032832 |
| NARRATIVE
Unknown subject struck another vehicle in the underground garage. The driver fled from the scene. |
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06/25/2017
| TIME
13: 30 |
CONTACT TYPE
Theft |
LOCATION
700 blk Bellevue Way NE |
INCIDENT/CASE#
17-32912 |
| NARRATIVE
Suspect was detained by loss prevention after concealing products. Suspect booked into jail. |
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Bellevue Police Release Video – “Bellevue Police Department – At Your Service”
Today, the Bellevue Police Department released a new video on the Department’s YouTube channel. The video, titled “Bellevue Police Department – At Your Service”, came from a recommendation by the Police Department’s Latino advisory council. The purpose of the video is to help educate immigrants and new residents to Bellevue about the role of the Bellevue Police Department, as well as to provide information on when and how to contact the Police. Seth Tyler, the Public Information Officer for the Bellevue Police Department, said: “This video provides necessary information to diverse communities that otherwise would not have access to public safety information. By reaching out to these communities in their respective languages, we can continue to build upon existing community partnerships, fostering the mindset that it’s ok to call 911 in an emergency, increase the communities comfort levels in reporting suspicious behavior, and break down the barriers that exist between law enforcement and diverse populations.” The videos released today were in English and Spanish, however the Department plans to release the video in additional languages later this summer. Links to the videos are below.
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