Lynnwood Police Blotter: April 11-18

The following are selected items from the Lynnwood Police Blotter

April 11

17200 block of Highway 99. Narcotics. A 30-year-old man was arrested for felony possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.

20000 block of 68th Ave. W. Theft. A vehicle was broken into and documents, bills, mail, debit cards and checks were reported missing.

April 12

18100 block of 54th Pl. W. Harassment. A man alleged that another man made threats and was harassing him.

April 13

19800 68th Ave. W. Disturbance. A disturbance during a hockey game at an ice arena was reported.

20700 block of Highway 99. Theft. A vehicle was reported stolen and recovered the same day.

April 15

16400 block of 44th Ave. W. Vehicle prowl. A man reported that three of his vehicles were broken into but that nothing appeared to be missing.

April 16

20400 block of 44th Ave. W. Found property. A briefcase was found and turned in to police.

3000 block of 184th St. SW. Robbery. A strong arm robbery was reported.

April 17

17300 block of Highway 99. Suspicious circumstances. A stolen vehicle along with property was recovered.

5700 block of 207th Pl. SW. Assault. A 34-year-old man was arrested for assault.

18600 block of 33rd Ave. W. Theft. A 19-year-old woman was arrested for theft and possession of marijuana.

4700 block of 176th St. SW. Theft. A woman took a vehicle without permission.

3200 block of 184th St. SW. Shoplifting. A man allegedly left a story with four pairs of jeans. He dropped them and ran when security approached him.

April 18

17500 block of Highway 99. Theft. Alcohol was reported stolen.

19600 block of 76th Ave. W. Accident. Two cars collided. One driver received an injury to chin.

20900 block of 63rd Ave. W. Theft. Items were stolen from a storage shed.

 

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