EatonvilleNews

March 1 – A 45-year-old Eatonville man was charged with 1^st degree assault. The man and his wife got into a verbal argument, which escalated, to a physical fight. The man grabbed his wife by the throat and shoved her to the floor. He then began to strangle her to the point she no longer could breath. He told her that he would kill her if she called the cops. He then departed the residence. The victim was transported to Good Sam Hospital for treatment. The next morning the man returned to the residence and forced his way inside. When his wife wouldn’t let him have a beer he threatened to beat her up again. The victim waited several hours before calling police. The man was gone. A warrant will be issued for his arrest.

March 1 – An Eatonville man reported someone had shot his cat with what was believed to be a shotgun. The cat was supposed to have been taken to a vet for treatment. No suspects.

March 5 – A 39-year-old Eatonville woman reported someone had broken into her car while it was parked in the rear parking lot at Plaza Market. The suspect broke the back window and stole a hat and a calculator.

March 7 – A 17-year-old high school boy was charged with theft of a computer. The boy took the computer from a classroom. The computer was later recovered at the boy’s home. A case was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

March 7 – A 63-year-old Eatonville man reported someone forced opened the back door to his residence. The victim said nothing was missing.

March 7 – A 19-year-old Orting man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle in the 100 block of Washington Ave and noticed the tabs had expired. The vehicle was stopped and the driver advised the reason for the stop. A records check showed he had a suspended license for unpaid tickets. He was arrested, cited and later released.

March 8 – A 27-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI, possession of stolen property, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. The arresting office saw the suspect southbound on SR161. His radar unit registered a speed of 15MPH in a posted 50MPH zone. The officer kept watching and the suspect never increased his speed over 19MPH and could hear each time the car hit the rumble strip down the center of the roadway. When the suspect turned onto SKI Park Rd he was stopped. The officer knew the driver from previous contacts. While talking with the driver he was obviously impaired. His speech was very slow and each word was drawn out. The suspect showed signs that he was under the influence of marijuana. He was arrested for DUI and during a search of his vehicle a traffic warning sign was found in the back seat belonging to Pierce County. Also found was a smoking device made from a beer can and a baggy of marijuana. The suspect was cited and later released.

March 9 – A 16-year-old high school boy was charged with assaulting another student. The suspect bit another student on the finger and then tried to strangle him when he tried to report the incident to school staff. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

March 13 – An Officer was dispatched to a residence in the 200 block of Jensen Lane on an animal complaint. The Officer was shown three dogs inside a residence that appeared to have been inside and not taken care of. The Officer contacted the resident that was out of the state. The dog’s owner contacted a friend in Eatonville to take care of the animals.

March 13 – A 25-year-old Eatonville woman reported a burglary to her residence in the 200 block of Allison St. Upon arrival the Officer found that the residence had been forcibly entered and a number of areas were ransacked. Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Forensics was called to process the crime scene. Investigation continues.

March 15 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for driving with a suspended license 2^{nd degree}. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 100 block of Mashell Ave and knew his license was suspended. A records check confirmed the suspect’s driver status through Fife Dispatch. The suspect was stropped, arrested and booked into Fife Jail. The man’s vehicle was towed.

March 16 – An officer was dispatched to the Eatonville Elementary School to investigate a possible child abuse case. The case was completed and sent to CPS for review.

March 16 – A 16-year-old Eatonville girl was arrested for assaulting her mother. The girl’s mother reported her daughter had hit her and kicked her. Witnesses’ in the home confirmed the assault. The girl was arrested as required by Washington State law and booked into Remann Hall.

March 17 – A 21-year-old transient was arrested on a felony escape from community custody warrant for his arrest and for identity theft. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle in the 400 block of Center St E. He ran the license plate number on his in car computer. The records check no computer record of the plate number found. The vehicle was stopped and the driver advised the reason for the stop. The driver said he didn’t have his license with him and gave a name and date of birth to the officer. A records check showed he had an ID card only and his license was suspended. When the officer told the suspect he was under arrest, the suspect admitted to the officer he had used a friends name and date of birth not knowing he had a suspended license. The suspect said he lied because he had warrants for his arrest. A record check of his real name showed he had warrants out of Arizona and one in Washington for escape. He was arrested and booked into PC jail.

March 18 – An Eatonville man reported someone had hit his car while it was parked in a parking lot in Renton, Washington. A report was sent to Renton PD.

March 25 – a 61-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone during the night removed the H2 emblems off his 2004 Hummer while it was parked in the 200 block of Penn Ave.

March 26 – A 51-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI and possession of drug paraphernalia. The arresting officer saw the suspect speeding in the 42000 block of SR161. He was locked in on radar at 80MPH in a posted 50MPH zone. The suspect was stopped and appeared to be intoxicated. When the suspect opened his car door to get out the officer saw a metal pot pipe on the driver floorboard. While waiting for backup the officer asked the man if he had any weapons in the car? The suspect said, “I have a gun.” He said it was in the driver side door pocket. The man was arrested for DUI and possession of drug paraphernalia. A search of the car produced a loaded .45 caliber pistol. The man had a weapons permit. The weapon was booked into evidence. The suspect refused to take a breath test. He was cited and released.

March 26 – A 30-year-old Buckley man was arrested for driving with a suspended license and failure to have an ignition interlock device in his car. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 100 block of Washington Ave. He ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had a suspended license and that he was required to have an ignition interlock device in his car. The vehicle was stopped ands the driver was the registered owner. He was arrested cited and released.

March 27 – A wallet belong to a 23-year-old Illinois woman was found by an officer at the intersection of SR161 and SR7. The owner was contacted and it will be mailed back to her.

March 28 – An 81-year-old Eatonville woman reported someone had peeled off the “OUTBACK” emblems off her car.

March 29 – A local business reported a possible fraud. The case is still under investigation.

March 29 – A 37-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 100 block of Washington Ave. He ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had a suspended license for child support enforcement. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was the registered owner. He was cited and later released.

February 1 – A 13-year-old Eatonville juvenile was reported to be in possession of a pistol. An officer contacted the victims and gained information that the juvenile had taken his mother’s loaded pistol. He showed it to other juveniles. The juvenile then threatened to beat the witnesses with a hammer if they told. The pistol was recovered. A report was forwarded to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

February 2 – A 37-year-old Graham man and his 35-year-old girlfriend were arrested for warrants for their arrest. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle in the 100 block of Washington Ave. He ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had a felony drug warrant for her arrest. The vehicle was stopped and the driver contacted and advised the reason for the stop. The passenger in the vehicle was the registered owner. She was arrested on the warrant. A records check on the driver showed he also had a warrant for driving with a suspended license and his license was currently suspended. He was arrested on the warrant. The woman was booked into PC Jail. The man was booked into Fife City Jail.

February 3 – An officer responding to an injured animal had to dispatch it because of its injuries.

February 5 – Officers were dispatched to the Blue Moon Pub on a reported disturbance. It turned out to be verbal only.

February 5 – A 40-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for provoking an assault. Officers were called to the Big Foot Tavern for a reported fight. Upon arrival the officers made contact with the suspects and it was determined that no fight had occurred. While questioning witnesses the suspect, who was holding a pool stick in his hand, started towards the other suspect involved in the disturbance and began yelling profanity that would provoke a fight. The suspect was arrested and booked into Fife Jail.

February 5 – A 29-year-old Eatonville man was charged with assault 4 (domestic violence) and malicious mischief. Officers were dispatched to an address in the 300 block of Center St E. Officers were told that the suspects had been drinking and were still fighting at the residence. The suspect reportedly was mad at his wife and began breaking family pictures. He then started down the hall towards his wife when a family friend stopped him form getting to her. The suspect was released to another family member. A report was sent to the prosecutor for review and possible criminal charging.

February 6 – Officers were dispatched to a domestic dispute in the 100 block of Washington Ave N. The suspects were contacted and it was determined that it was verbal only and the male half had departed the area. An information report was completed as required by law.

February 7 – A 22-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had entered his unlocked vehicle while it was parked in the 200 block of Mashell Ave S. The suspect(s) stole a black case containing 55 CD’s.

February 7 – Three 14-year-old middle school boys were arrested for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. An officer was dispatched to the Eatonville Middle School reference three students in possession of marijuana. Witnesses said they saw a student hand another student a handful of marijuana. The three students were interviewed and a quantity of marijuana and drug paraphernalia was recovered. All three were arrested and booked into Remann Hall.

February 9 – A 45-year-old Eatonville woman reported a theft. The woman reported that her son had taken a $250.00 Ipod to the Eatonville Middle School. Person(s) unknown had removed it from his bag. No suspect information was provided.

February 10 – Someone driving a small dark blue Chevy S-10 pickup truck backed into a parked car in the 200 block of Center St W.

February 10 – Three juvenile girls reported that a 15-year-old boy tried to pull one of the girl’s pants down while they were at the Eatonville Community Center. The boy was charged with assault and a report was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

February 11 – A 17-year-old Puyallup boy was arrested for minor in possession/consumption of alcohol. The arresting officer noticed a Toyota 4Runner stop at the intersection of SR161 and Ohop Valley Extension Rd. He saw that the headlights had been tinted blue, which is an equipment violation. The driver of the vehicle upon seeing the officer, started backing up away from the intersection. As the officer pulled up to the vehicle he saw that the driver had fled on foot. A passenger was still seated in the passenger seat and was obviously intoxicated. He was arrested and given a portable breath test. The results were .152. He was later transported home and released to his parents. The vehicle was impounded.

February 13 – A 14-year-old middle school girl was arrested for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. Witnesses said the girl was in possession of marijuana and was showing it to other students. She was brought to the office and a small tin containing marijuana and three Vicodin tablets were found. The girl was arrested and later booked into Remann Hall.

February 14 – A 66-year-old Eatonville woman reported a traffic accident. The woman entered the Police Department and reported a traffic accident that had occurred at the post office. Investigation revealed that the woman had backed into another vehicle. The woman was issued a ticket for inattentive backing.

February 15 – A nuisance violation report was referred to Public Works and the Planning Commission. The property located on Wild Rose St. is completely littered with trash, garbage, old appliances and wrecked vehicles. The Eatonville Planning Commission will be investigating the incident.

February 15 – A nuisance violation report was referred to Public Works and the Planning Commission. The property located on Ski Park Road had a large metal storage unit on it, along with piles of used wood and other used building materials. The Eatonville Planning Commission will be investigating the incident.

February 17 – Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of Mashell Ave S on a reported trailer fire. The Eatonville Fire Department was called and they determined a faulty propane regulator started a fire on the water heater. The heat damaged a water pipe, which began flooding the interior of the trailer. The water kept the fire from spreading. Damages were estimated to be about $15,000.00. The owner was not at home at the time.

February 19 – An Officer was dispatched to the 800 blk of Eatonville Hwy for a Domestic Dispute. Investigation revealed that the dispute was verbal only. The male half left for the evening and an information report was made.

February 19 – A 26 year old Eatonville man was arrested for DWLS 3^rd. The Officer discovered that the man’s driver license was suspended by using his MDT. The Officer stopped the vehicle and placed him under arrest. The man was cited and released.

January 3 – A 37-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested on a warrant. The arresting officer knew that the woman had an Eatonville Municipal Court warrant for her arrest. The Officer saw that she was at her residence, confirmed the warrant and arrested her. She was booked into the Pierce County Jail.

January 5 – An Eatonville school bus hit an 18-year-old Eatonville High School student. The accident is still under investigation.

January 7 – A 40-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for a warrant and driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 500 block of Center St. E. He knew that she had a warrant for her arrest from Puyallup Municipal Court and that her driver license was suspended. She was arrested and turned over to Puyallup PD.

January 8 – A 19-year-old Graham man was arrested for driving with a suspended license and a $2500.00 warrant for his arrest. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 200 block of Washington Ave. and ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had two outstanding warrants from Eatonville Municipal Court. The vehicle was stopped and as the officer approached the driver he saw that it was not the registered owner but another man he recognized from previous law enforcement contacts and also knew that he had a warrant for his arrest. The warrant was confirmed through Fife Police Dispatch and also that his driver license was suspended in the 3^rd degree. The man was booked into Pierce County Jail on the warrant and cited for the driving offense.

January 10 – A 29-year-old Tacoma woman was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle in the 200 block of Washington Ave. and ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had a suspended license for unpaid tickets. The suspect was stopped and placed under arrest. She was cited and later released.

January 10 – A 69-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 300 block of Washington Ave and ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the license plates were cancelled for a dishonored check. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was contacted and advised the reason for the stop. A records check showed that the suspect had a suspended license for DUI. The suspect was arrested, cited and later released.

January 12 – There was a bomb threat written on the wall in the boy’s restroom. The school went into lock down and the school searched. Nothing was found. Investigation continues.

January 12 – A 59-year-old Graham man was charged with harassment. The suspect entered the Eatonville Town Hall to pay a traffic ticket. The suspect got mad when told an additional $52.00 had been added to the amount owed by the Washington Department of License for a Failure To Appear issued by the court. The suspect made a threatening remark towards the municipal court clerk “I would like to hit her with a baseball bat.” The suspect then departed the building. The suspect was charged with harassment. A police report was sent to the prosecutor for criminal charging.

January 12 – An 18-year-old high school student reported that someone had damaged the left rear fender of his car. He identified several suspects he thought did it. Investigation continues by police and the high school security officer.

January 14 – A 33-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for Assault 4 DV. The Officer was called to a local tavern for a woman screaming at the customers. Upon arrival the Officer saw the woman being held by the wrists. When the man holding the woman released her she struck him on the face with a open hand. The woman was placed into handcuffs and was uncooperative. It was revealed that the man had been holding the woman after he had removed her from behind the bar. The man holding the woman was her live in boyfriend. The woman was booked into the Pierce County Jail for assault 4 DV.

January 15 – A 45-year-old Eatonville man reported a hit and run. The man said that he had parked his vehicle on 1-14-06 at about 1700 hrs. He said that on 1-15-06 at 0900 hrs he noted that his company vehicle had been struck. He could not provide any suspect information. The Officer checked with neighbors and found no further leads.

January 15 – A 14-year-old Tacoma Juvenile was arrested for assault 4 DV. The Officer was called to the location for a report of a fight. Upon arrival the mother of the juvenile reported that he had threatened to kill her and attempted to hit her with a chair after she talked with him about boarding school. The woman fled and the juvenile chased her and pushed her to the ground causing her to strike her head and hip. The juvenile was transported to Remann Hall and booked on the listed charges.

January 15 – A 24-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for DWLS 2^nd and a 20 year old Eatonville man was arrested for UPCS Marijuana less than 40 grams. The Officer made a check of the woman’s vehicle and her driver status. He lost sight of the vehicle when he was informed that her driver license was suspended in the 2^nd degree for DUI. The Officer located the vehicle turning northbound onto SR 161 E. from Ohop Creek Ext. The Officer got behind the vehicle and waited till a safe location to stop the vehicle. The vehicle was stopped at SR 161 E. and Campbell Ln. The Officer made contact with the driver and confirmed that she was the registered owner. Her driver status was confirmed as being suspended through Fife dispatch. She was taken into custody and upon being advised of her rights told the Officer that the passenger was in possession of Marijuana. The Officer contacted the passenger and advised him of his rights and upon searching him found two bags containing a green leafy substance that field tested positive for Marijuana. The man was arrest. Both persons were issued citations and the vehicle was towed.

January 16 – A 37-year-old male, a 27-year-old female from Mena, Arkansas, and a 16 year old Eatonville juvenile were arrested for Unlawful Manufacture of a Controlled Substance – Meth. The Officer obtained information that the three arrestees were manufacturing Methamphetamine in the 100 blk Rainier Ave. S. The Officers obtained a consent to search the residence. The Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Lab team and a number of Deputies assisted with the search. A lab was found and rendered safe. The three were taken into custody and booked into Pierce County Jail and Remann hall. The Officer then obtained a search warrant and the Lab team removed over 70 items of evidence to include a loaded pistol. The man was also wanted by Polk County Arkansas for manufacturing Meth. Case forwarded to the Prosecutor.

January 16 – A 52-year-old Eatonville man reported a theft. The man reported that between 1700 hrs., 1-15-06 and 0900 hrs. 1-16-06 person(s) unknown took his 9.9 hp outboard motor off his boat. No suspect information was obtained.

January 17 – A 41-year-old Mount Vernon man was arrested for DWLS 2^nd, UPCS Marijuana, and UPCS Paraphernalia. The man was stopped for an equipment violation. Upon contact the man gave the Officer a false name. The man finally admitted to his real name and was taken into custody. Upon searching the man 4.3 grams of a green leafy substance believed to be Marijuana and a smoking device were found. The man was cited and released and his vehicle was towed. Case forwarded to the Prosecutor for filing of charges.

January 17 – A 24-year-old Eatonville woman reported her vehicle stolen. The Woman said that she had lent the vehicle to a 20-year-old Eatonville man on 1-16-06. The man failed to return it. A case was written and at 1800 hrs. the woman reported that the van had been returned. Case closed.

January 18 – A vehicle was impounded after it was found abandon and blocking on Lynch Creek Rd and Washington Ave. N.

January 18 – A 28-year-old Puyallup man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle pass him on Washington Ave. He ran the license plate number on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had a suspended license. He was stopped and was the registered owner. He was arrested, cited and later released.

January 20 – A 14-year-old Eatonville boy was arrested for writing a bomb threat on the wall in a boy’s restroom at the middle school.

January 21 – A 22-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for assaulting his 26-year-old girlfriend. The suspect who had been drinking had grabbed his girlfriend and shoved her against the wall. He was arrested for domestic violence assault and booked into Fife City jail.

January 22 – A 23-year-old Eatonville woman reported a vandalism to her vehicle. When the officer arrived she showed some slight scratches on the hood of her vehicle. The woman suspected her neighbors.

January 23 – A 36-year-old Mineral woman was arrested for warrants. The arresting officer stopped a vehicle the woman was riding in as a passenger for defective lights in the 300 block of Center St E. When the officer contacted the driver he noticed the woman acting unusually scared. The suspect voluntarily gave the officer her name and date of birth. A records check revealed 2 Felony warrants for her arrest. She was taken into custody and booked into Pierce County Jail.

January 23 – A 23-year-old Eatonville man was arrested on a $5,000.00 warrant. The arresting officer stopped a vehicle in the 900 block of Eatonville Highway for defective equipment. Upon contacting the driver he recognized the passenger from previous law enforcement contacts and knew he had a warrant for his arrest for DUI. The officer made a records check through Fife Dispatch which confirmed a District Court Misdemeanor Warrant for DUI. The man was arrested and booked into the Pierce County Jail.

January 24 – A 34-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had stolen her son’s bike and a skateboard from their fenced in yard. The bike was described as a green and black neon Mongoose with black plastic spoke wheels. The skateboard was a “black Label”.

January 25 – A 32-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle in the 200 block of Washington Ave N. He ran the license plates on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had a suspended license. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was the registered owner. The suspect was arrested, cited and later released.

January 25 – A 49-year-old Graham woman was arrested for DUI and failure to have an ignition interlock device on the vehicle she was driving. The arresting officer was contacted by a citizen and told there was a traffic accident at SR161 and Orville Rd. Upon arrival at the accident scene the arresting officer saw that the suspect’s vehicle in the ditch on Orville Rd. The driver was contacted and appeared to be intoxicated. She was arrested and later transported to the police station for a breath test. A records check showed she is required to have an ignition interlock device on vehicles she drives. The results of the breath test were .197 and .194. She was cited and later taken home.

January 26 – A 15-year-old middle school boy hit another student repeatedly in the eye. The suspect was angry over a comment allegedly made by the victim. As they were walking towards the school buses after school the suspect started hitting the other boy in the face. The victim suffered a black eye and a pretty good size mouse over his right eye. The victim’s mother declined to have the suspect charged with assault allowing the school to take the appropriate action.

January 27 – A 12-year-old Eatonville girl was arrested for assaulting her grandmother. The girl was arrested and booked into Remann Hall.

January 28 – Someone wrote gang type graffiti on the wall in a restroom at the Eatonville library.

January 30 – A 29-year-old Graham man was arrested for NVOL with out ID and UPCS Paraphernalia. A 35-year-old Graham woman was arrested for UPCS Paraphernalia. The Officer saw the vehicle traveling south-bound in the 300 blk of Washington Ave. N. with expired tabs. The Officer stopped the vehicle and the male was arrested for No Vehicle Operators License without ID. Post Miranda the man admitted that there were syringes inside the vehicle. As the Officer began to search the vehicle the woman continued to walk near and behind the Officer. The Officer ordered the woman to a location where she could be watched. The search revealed 4 used syringes and a bottle with residue in the glove box. Further in a back pack on the right side floor board was 72 used syringes, residue, and a smoking device. Inside the back pack was mailed addressed to the female. Both were arrested and cited. The Items were seized as evidence. The vehicle was released to the female who had a valid driver license.

January 31 – Two Eatonville juveniles were found to have Marijuana Paraphernalia at the Eatonville Middle School. The pipes were seen being passed by a Teacher. The items were seized and the case has been sent to Remann Hall for charging.

December 2 – A 37-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for theft of a motor vehicle and possession of stolen property. The arresting officer while parked in the 100 block of Washington Ave noticed a car pass him that had a window broken out and the truck lock was missing. The officer ran the vehicle license plates on his in car computer. The records check showed the vehicle was stolen in November in Tacoma. The vehicle was stopped in the Mill Village parking lot and the driver was arrested. The suspect was later booked into PC Jail.

December 5 – A 42-year-old Eatonville woman reported a theft of $750.00. The woman said that on December 2, at about 0630 an known subject entered her residence to ask for a ride to Tacoma. The man was left unattended in her bedroom and took $750.00, her rent money. The man then fled. The man is a known Eatonville man and is being sought for questioning.

December 5 – A 50-year-old Mineral man was arrested for UPCS Marijuana/UPCS Paraphernalia. The Officer was outside of his vehicle when the man stopped and rolled down his window. The Officer smelled the odor that he immediately recognized as burnt Marijuana. The Officer contacted the man that said he had a prescription for medical Marijuana and produced a large green leafy “bud.” He further had in his possession several smoking devices. The man was cited and released.

December 7 – A 35-year-old Graham man was arrested for DUI. A citizen reported that he was following a possible DUI that had entered Eatonville. Officers responded to the area and after seeing the man stopped for a very long time at the intersection of Penn Ave. N. and Carter St. E. made a stop. The man attempted to hide the odor by eating peanut butter. The man voluntarily submitted to the FSTs which showed obvious impairment. The man was arrested and gave two breath sample with the results of .214/.215. The man’s vehicle was impounded.

December 7 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for warrants. Officers learned the location of the man whom had two outstanding Eatonville Municipal Court warrants and one Felony warrant. The Officers went to the location and knocked on the door.The man answered the door and was taken into custody. The man was booked into Pierce County Jail.

December 8 – An Officer responded to the Eatonville High School for a disorderly juvenile. The juvenile was belligerent and aggressive towards staff members. The juvenile had fled prior to the Officer arriving.

December 8 – An Eatonville juvenile was arrested for threats. The Officer was called to the Eatonville Middle School. Upon arrival investigation revealed that the Juvenile had made a threat to kill the middle school councilor. The Juvenile was released to his parent and the case has been sent to Remann Hall for charging.

December 8 – A 15-year-old Eatonville juvenile was recovered as a runaway. The Officer was informed that the Juvenile was at the Eatonville High School. The Officer went to the High School and located the Juvenile. The Parents requested that the Juvenile be placed in secure CRC. The Officer transported the Juvenile to Remann Hall for transfer to the CRC.

December 10- A 33-year-old Tacoma man was recovered as a missing person. The Officer was contacted about a man walking on SR 7 and the Eatonville Cut Off late at night. The Officer went to the area and located the man. A records check showed that he was a walk away from Western State Hospital. The man was taken to a transfer point where Lakewood P. D. took custody of him to return him to the Hospital.

December 10 – A 42-year-old Seattle woman reported a violation of a no contact order. The woman said that on October 29 while at a funeral in Eatonville, her ex-husband tried to talk with her in violation of a served no contact order. She said that she departed the area to get away from him. When asked why she had waited so long to report the incident she said that this was the first time she had been back to Eatonville after the incident. The case was forwarded to the Eatonville Municipal Court Prosecutor for filing of charges.

December 13 – A 19-year-old Graham man was arrested for DUI and a 19-year-old Graham man was arrested for MIP. The Officer stopped the vehicle for speeding and upon contact with the driver detected an odor of alcohol. The man was given the SFSTs and was arrested for DUI. A passenger in the vehicle also 19 was discovered to have been drinking. Both men were arrested and transported to Police Department for processing. The driver gave a breath sample with the results of .176/.154. Both men were cited and released. The vehicle was not towed due to a licensed driver that had not been drinking in the vehicle.

December 13 – A 48-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for a Felony warrant. The Officer observed the man driving and recognized him through previous contacts. The Officer made a check on his MDT which revealed the no bail warrant. The Officer stopped the man and took him into custody. The man’s vehicle was not impounded due to animals inside. The vehicle was retrieved by the man’s son. The man was transported to the Pierce County Jail and booked on the warrant.

December 14 – A 42-year-old Graham man was arrested for a $1000.00 warrant.The man was contacted by the Officer at 0130 hrs. The man and a woman voluntarily gave the Officer their IDs. The Officer made a check which revealed a $1000.00 Auburn Municipal Court warrant.The man was arrested and transported to Puyallup where he was picked up by Auburn P. D. for booking.

December 14- An Officer responded to the 200 blk of Mashell Ave. N. for a verbal domestic.

December 14 – An Eatonville juvenile female was arrested for PSP 3. The Officer was called to the Eatonville High School for a report of a theft. The Juvenile had taken a back pack with contents valued at over $180.00. The juvenile was released to the school. The report was sent to Remann Hall for filing of charges.

December 14 – a 39-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested on a warrant. The Officers were informed of the woman’s warrant through the Eatonville Municipal Court. The woman was contacted at her house and arrested. She was transported to the Pierce County Jail and booked on the Assault 4 DV warrant.

December 15 – An Eatonville juvenile reported a traffic accident. The juvenile had attempted to get home without clearing his windshield completely.The juvenile made a right turn and struck a telephone box. Rainer Telephone Company was notified.

December 15 – The Eatonville Police Department took an information case on a child custody matter.

December 17 – A 34-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI/UPCS Para. The man was stopped by the Officer after the Officer had observed the vehicle run a stop sign and stop in the middle of the intersection. Upon stopping the vehicle the Officer detected a strong odor of alcoholic beverage. When asked if the man had been drinking he said, “Maybe too much don’t you think?” The man refused the SFSTs and the Officer placed him under arrest. During a search of his person a wooden smoking device with residue was found. The man was transported to the Eatonville P. D. for further processing and gave two breath samples with the results of, 135/.134. The man was cited and released. His vehicle was impounded.

December 18 – A 31-year-old Ashford man was arrested for DWLS 3^rd. The man was stopped for an obstructed license plate. The man told the Officer that he did not have a driver license. A check through Fife Dispatch revealed that his license was suspended in the third degree. The man was cited and released. The vehicle was not towed due to a small child and a licensed driver being able to respond to the scene.

December 18 – A 19-year-old Graham man was arrested for DWLS 2^nd, UPCS Marijuana < 40 grams, and UPCS paraphernalia. A 26-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for a warrant. The Officer observed the 19 year old driving his vehicle and through checks on his MDT revealed that the man’ driver license was suspended in the 2^nd degree. The Officer stopped the vehicle and confirmed that the driver was in fact suspended. The passenger was identified and a check revealed a $2,000.00 Enumclaw Municipal Court warrant for his arrest. Both men were placed under arrest and a search of the vehicle revealed a smoking device and 1.9 grams of a green leafy substance which field tested positive for Marijuana. The 19-year-old was booked into Fife jail and the 26-year-old was transported to Puyallup and turned over to Enumclaw P. D.

December 19 – A 27-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for DWLS 3^rd and a felony warrant. The Officer stopped the man for speeding and an expired registration. The Officer made a check of the man’s driver license which revealed that he had a Felony Pierce County Warrant for Contempt failure to show cause no bail. The man’s driver license was suspended in the third degree. The man was booked in Pierce County Jail on the warrant and cited for the driving charge. The man’s vehicle was towed.

December 19 – A 44-year-old Graham man was arrested for 4 warrants and a 45-year- old Orting man was arrested for UPCS Marijuana. The Officer stopped the vehicle after checking the vehicle’s registration on his MDT. The registered owner had a warrant for her arrest. The Officer stopped the vehicle and upon making contact found that the registered owner was a passenger in the vehicle. The two males began acting suspiciously. The Officer identified the two men and made a check through Fife which revealed that the male passenger had four warrants for his arrest totaling $25,500.00. The man was arrested and upon being placed in the vehicle told the Officer that the driver had Marijuana in his possession. The Officer contacted the driver and he voluntarily gave the Marijuana to the Officer. The man was cited and released on the Marijuana possession, and the man with the warrants was booked into Pierce County Jail. The registered owner’s warrants were unable to be confirmed and she was released.

December 20 – Vandalism was reported at the Eatonville Cemetery. A family member reported that two head stones had been vandalized. Photos were taken. Estimated cost of repair is +$500.00. The investigation continues.

December 20 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for violating a court ordered protection order and for violating an anti-harassment order. The suspect’s ex-girlfriend reported the suspect had been constantly calling her in violation of the court order. The suspect was located and admitted he had contacted the girl almost everyday either in person or by phone. The suspect was arrested and booked into Fife City jail.

December 21 – A 33-year-old Tacoma man was arrested on four warrants for his arrest. The arresting officer had information that the suspect was at an address in the area of Washington Ave S. The officer knew which vehicle the suspect may be driving so he parked and waited. As the suspect vehicle approached the officer’s location he was able to run the license plate number on his in car computer. The records check showed the tabs had expired on the vehicle. The vehicle was stopped and a passenger in the car was the suspect the officer was looking for. He was arrested and booked into PC jail.

December 22 – A 34-year-old Eatonville man reported he had received a forged Bank of America cashier’s check for a vehicle he was selling on line. The man was suspicious of the check and took it to a Bank of America branch where he learned the check was a fraud.

December 25 – A 23-year-old Kent man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect at the intersection of Washington Ave and Center St. He ran the vehicles license plates on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner’s driver license was suspended. The vehicle was stopped and the driver matched the description of the owner. The suspect was cited and released at the scene.

December 25 – A 50-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for domestic violence assault. An officer was dispatched to a residence in the 200 block of Washington Ave S for a report of a domestic incident. Upon arrival the officer found that the suspect had pushed his 20-year-old stepson when he would not get off the phone. A police report has been sent to the Prosecutor for review and possible criminal charging.

December 26 – A 29-year-old Auburn man and a 19-year-old Auburn man were arrested on warrants. The arresting officer saw a vehicle that he recognized from an earlier arrest pass him in the 200 block of Washington Ave N. The officer ran the vehicle license plates on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had a $2,000.00 warrant for his arrest for driving with a suspended license and DUI. The officer stopped the vehicle and recognized the driver as the registered owner. He further saw a large number of weapons in the vehicle. He also recognized the passengers and while awaiting confirmation of the driver’s warrant made a records check of the passengers, one of which also had a $1,000.00 warrant for driving without a license. The officer arrested both men and transported them to Puyallup where he released them to an Auburn Officer. The vehicle was not towed due to a licensed driver being present.

December 26 – A 22-year-old Bonney Lake man was arrested for several warrants. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle in the 200 block of Washington Ave. He ran the license plates on his in car computer. The records check showed the plates were cancelled for a dishonored check. During the contact with the driver, the passenger began acting suspiciously. The officer asked the man for his ID. The man said he didn’t have any but gave his name and date of birth. The officer completed the contact and released the driver. As the vehicle was leaving the officer was notified by dispatch that the passenger had 3 warrants for his arrest totaling $15,255.00. The officer again stopped the vehicle and arrested the man. He was booked into Pierce County Jail.

December 27 – A 20-year-old Fort Lewis man was arrested for a warrant for his arrest. A citizen contacted an officer about a vehicle being driven erratically. The witness gave the officer a description of the vehicle and the license plate number. A records check on the license plate showed the registered owner had two $500.00 Eatonville Municipal Court warrants for domestic violence assault and minor in possession of alcohol. The officer made an area check and saw the vehicle parked in the 100 block of Mashell Ave S. The owner of the vehicle was found in the area of the car. He was arrested on the warrants and later booked into Fife City jail.

December 29 – A stolen vehicle was recovered in the 11900 block of 415^th St Ct E. A citizen called to report that a GMC pickup truck was parked in the middle of the road. An officer was dispatched and a records check showed it had been reported stolen out of Orting, WA. The vehicle was towed by Eatonville Towing and will be turned over to the owner.

November 1 – An Officer responded to a traffic accident in the 100 blk of Center St. E. Investigation revealed that a 70-year-old Eatonville woman was parked in front of Key Bank. The woman pulled out and struck another vehicle. No injuries were reported.

November 1- A 53-year-old transient was arrested on a Felony Warrant. The Officer observed two males in a vehicle acting suspicious. The Officer contacted the males in the 200 blk Center St. E. in a parking lot. After a short conversation the males voluntarily gave their names and dates of birth. The Officer conducted a check and found that one of the men had lied to him. After re contacting the man he finally gave his true name and date of birth and a records check revealed a Felony no bail warrant for escape. The man was arrested and booked into the Pierce County Jail.

November 2 – A 13-year-old Middle School boy was arrested for assaulting another student.

November 3 – A 20-year-old Graham man was charged with violation of a protection order. The suspect’s ex-girl friend reported that the suspect had followed her around Eatonville. This is a clear violation of the court order. A report was sent to the prosecutor for review and criminal charging.

November 3 – Two high school students and a 19-year-old man are being charged with possession of marijuana. The suspect who sold them the marijuana was identified. A search warrant was requested.

November 4 – A 52-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for unlawful delivery of marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to deliver and possession of drug paraphernalia. A search warrant was served on the suspect who lives in the RV Park behind the Mill Village Shopping Center. During the search marijuana, scales, syringes and a pot pipe were found. The suspect was arrested and booked into Pierce County Jail.

November 6 – A 27-year-old Yakima man was arrested on $300,000.00 worth of felony arrest warrants. The warrants were for Burglary 1^st degree, Assault 2^nd degree, Felony harassment, 1^st degree, Unlawful possession of a firearm, Possession with intent to deliver-Cocaine and Possession with intent to deliver- Meth. The suspect was observed traveling northbound on Washington Ave N with two very bright green lights mounted on the hood (Green light are reserved strictly for voluntary fire department personnel responding to an incident). The vehicle was stopped and the driver contacted. A records check showed he had the felony warrants for his arrest. He was arrested on the warrants and booked into PC Jail.

November 8 – An Eatonville Officer committed a woman after she took a large quantity of pills in an apparent suicide attempt.

November 8 – A 64-year-old Eatonville man was listed as a missing and an endangered person. A 56-year-old woman reported that the man had left under suspicious circumstances. The man was entered as missing in the NCIC. Investigation revealed that the man had entered a medical treatment facility on his own and was removed as missing.

November 8 – An investigation into a hit and run was opened. Eatonville town employee informed the Police that an unknown vehicle had struck the power box to the pump station located at the APP fuel site. Estimated cost of repair is $300.00.

November 8 – The Eatonville High School reported a malicious mischief. On 11-5-05, unknown persons threw a piece of concrete through a window on the west side of the auditorium. The building was occupied at the time. Estimated cost of repair $400.00. The investigation continues.

November 9 – A 41-year-old Lakewood woman was arrested for Possession of a stolen vehicle, Possession of Meth, Possession of drug paraphernalia and having burglar tools. The arresting officer saw the suspect pass him in the 100 block of Washington Ave N. He ran the license plates on the vehicles on his in car computer. The records check showed the vehicle had been stolen in Tacoma. The suspect pulled into a driveway in the 100 block of Washington Ave. The officer pulled in behind the suspect and ordered her to remain in the car until back up officers could arrive. The suspect was then brought out at gunpoint. During a search of the vehicle a plastic bag with meth was found along with other drug paraphernalia. Also found were 41 different automotive ignition keys. The suspect was transported and booked into PC Jail.

November 10 – A teenage high school boy was reportedly smoking marijuana on the bus. An officer was dispatched to the school after another student reportedly saw the same suspect trying to give another student the marijuana and a pipe before he was caught with it. The boy at first denied smoking or having marijuana at school. He finally admitted he had the marijuana and when he couldn’t find someone to hold it for him he flushed it down the toilet. With no physical evidence the boy was not charged.

November 10 – A teenage middle school boy reported that a high school student had threatened to cut his face up with a knife. The boy was interviewed and said friends told him that the high school boy was going to beat him up and cut him with a knife. His friends were interviewed but none of them saw the knife or were told by the suspect that he had a knife and threaten to cut the boy. They said they were told this but couldn’t produce any names. The high school student was interviewed and denied threatening anyone with a knife. He and another student said it was the other way around the middle school boy wanted to fight him. No charges were filed because there were no witnesses who could testify that a threat had been made.

November 10 – An officer was dispatched to the middle school for a teenage girl who had been suspended and refusing to leave school grounds with her mother. The officer contacted the girl in front of the school. She was given the choice of leaving with her mother or going to Remann Hall for criminal trespass. She wisely chose to leave with her mother.

November 10 – A 15-year-old high school boy was charged with threats. The suspect admitted he was angry with another student for getting him involved in an incident that caused him to have to go to the office. He threatened to beat the boy up after school or have his brother beat him up. The victim was afraid to be in school and fearful he would be jumped by the suspect and his brothers. The suspect was charged with harassment and released back to school officials. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charges.

November 13 – An Eatonville woman was committed for a mental evaluation after she attempted suicide by cutting her wrist.

November 15 – Two middle school girls got involved in a fight. Neither wanted to press assault charges.

November 17 – A middle school boy was charged with assault after he assaulted a teacher.

November 18 – A 22-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. His 14-year-old female passenger was also arrested for a felony arrest warrant from Remann Hall. The arresting officer was parked in the 600 block of Eatonville Highway waiting for traffic to clear. He noticed a car pass and immediately recognized the driver from previous law enforcement contacts and knew his license was suspended. The car was stopped and he was arrested. The officer then noticed a juvenile girl hiding in the back seat of the car. The girl is well known to local law enforcement personnel. A records check showed she had a felony warrant for her arrest issued by Remann Hall. The man was cited and released the girl was booked into Remann Hall.

November 21 – A 31-year-old Spanaway woman was arrested on a felony warrant for her arrest. Information was given to an officer that the suspect was wanted on drug charges could be found at an address on Rainier Ave S. The officer ran the suspects name on his in car computer. The records check showed the suspect did have a Pierce County Superior Court felony no bail warrant for unlawful manufacture of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of a controlled substance, and unlawful possession of a firearm 2^nd degree. The woman was found in the residence and taken into custody. She was booked into Pierce County Jail.

November 22 – An Eatonville Juvenile was arrested for threats to bomb the middle school. The threat was written on the boy’s bathroom mirror. Through a series of interviews a suspect was identified and he later admitted writing the bomb threat. The juvenile was arrested and released to his parents. The case was sent to Remann Hall for charging.

November 22 – A 22-year-old Orting man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 100 block of Washington Ave. He ran the suspects license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had a suspended license for reckless driving cancelled insurance. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was the registered owner. He was arrested, cited and later released.

November 24 – A 49-year-old Federal Way man and his 26-year-old son were arrested for possession of meth, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 200 block of Washington Ave. He ran the suspects license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed that the registered owner had a suspended license. The vehicle was stopped in the 500 block of Center St E. When the officer approached the vehicle he could smell the strong odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle and saw a case of beer between the legs of the passenger. A records check of the passenger showed he had a warrant for his arrest out of Seattle for “physical control’ and another one out of Federal Way for driving with a suspended license. Both suspects were arrested. During a search of the suspects both were found to be in possession of meth, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. They were later booked into PC Jail.

October 2 – A 56-year-old McMinnville Oregon woman reported a violation of a no contact order. A 68-year-old Tacoma man that was ordered not to contact the woman, attempted to leave a note on her parked vehicle in front of the residence she was visiting. The woman and her sister recognized the man and yelled at him that they were calling the police and the man fled. The case has been sent to the Municipal Prosecutor for filing of charges.

October 2 – A 30-year-old Tacoma man was arrested on a felony warrant. The arresting officer stopped the vehicle the man was riding in the 300-blk of Washington Ave. N. Upon contact the Officer saw that the passenger was acting suspiciously. The Officer requested the man’s information, which he gave freely. The Officer conducted a records check, which revealed the man had a felony no bail Pierce County Superior Court Warrant for Malicious. Mischief 2. The man was arrested and transported to the Pierce County Jail.

October 3 – A 39-year-old Auburn man was arrested for a $5000.00 Auburn PD warrant for Assault 4^th degree DV and Unlawful Possession of a firearm 1^st degree. A 35-year-old Black Diamond woman was cited for unlawful carry of a firearm. The arresting officer stopped the vehicle for speeding in the 100-blk of Washington Ave. N. During a records check it was revealed that the male driver had a $5000.00 Auburn Municipal Court Warrant for Assault 4^th degree DV. It was further discovered that the man was a convicted Felon. The man was arrested. A search incident to a lawful arrest revealed a loaded .38 cal. revolver under the passenger seat. The woman that was in the passenger seat claimed the firearm but was unable to describe it or give its caliber. She was cited for unlawful carry of a firearm and the male, who said that his cousin had placed it there, was arrested for Unlawful Possession of a Firearm 1^st degree. The male was booked into Pierce County Jail and the woman was cited and released.

October 3 – Two middle school boys were arrested for Unlawful Delivery of a Controlled Substance. A teacher had seen the two boys passing what later turned out to be marijuana to each other. The boys were taken to the office and police were called. The boys were arrested and booked into Remann Hall.

.October 3 – An Eatonville Officer conducted a welfare check. The Officer was advised that an Eatonville woman was acting very distraught. It was felt that she might attempt to injure or kill herself. The Officer went to the residence and contacted the woman. The woman was upset but denied any intentions of injuring herself. The Officer provided her with assistance information.

October 8 – A 36-year-old Eatonville woman and her boyfriend became involved in a verbal argument over an ex-girlfriend. The woman said her boyfriend called the police in order to avoid the conversation and to take the pressure off of him. A report was written as required by law.

October 12 – A 51-year-old Eatonville woman reported a DV related threats complaint. The Officer found that the woman and her 61-year-old Eatonville boyfriend had become involved in a verbal dispute. The man then threatened to kill the woman’s dog. The case was forwarded for possible charging.

October 12 – A 24-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for a misdemeanor warrant. The Officer was at a local business when he saw the man. The Officer knew that the man had an outstanding Eatonville Municipal Warrant. The Officer confirmed the warrant and the man was transported to Fife Jail and booked.

October 12 – Officers responded to a 911 hang-up. Upon arrival the Officers made contact with a 32-year-old Eatonville woman and a 25-year-old Eatonville man. Both stated that they had been in a verbal argument. The Officers determined that no crime had been committed and departed.

October 14 – A 50-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone entered her residence a stole two blank checks and $50.00.

October 16 – An 18-year-old woman was involuntary committed for a mental evaluation after she told officers she wanted to hurt herself.

October 16 – A 21-year-old Puyallup man was arrested for DWLS 3^rd. The man was stopped for no seatbelt. A records check revealed that the man was suspended. The man was cited and released. The vehicle was not towed due to a licensed driver responding to the scene.

October 16 – Officers responded to a multi car collision at SR 161 and Ski Park Rd. The Officer’s investigation revealed that 5 vehicles were involved. Two of the drivers were issued NOI’s for following too close. No injuries were reported.

October 17 – A 37-year-old Graham man was arrested for DWLS 3^rd. The man was stopped for speeding. A records check revealed that the man’s driver license was suspended. The man was cited and released. A licensed driver that was in the vehicle drove the vehicle from the scene.

October 18 – Two Eatonville juveniles were arrested for assault 4^th degree. The Officer was called to a school for an assault. Investigation revealed that two juveniles’ shot folded paper at the teacher striking her on the face. The juveniles were released to their parents. The case has been sent to Remann hall for charging.

October 18 – Officers were dispatched to the 42000 block of SR 161 to a reported vehicle vs. bear accident. A witness stated that as he came around the bend he saw a bear attempt to cross the roadway and the vehicle in front of him hit the bear. The witness tried to miss the bear but there was oncoming traffic and he hit the bear also. Due to the injuries the officer dispatched the bear.

October 19 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for assault 4^th degree DV. Officers were called to the 200 blk of Carter St. E. for a physical domestic in progress. The Officers arrived and the investigation revealed that the man had blocked his 17-year-old Eatonville girlfriend with his truck. He then exited and assaulted her by grabbing both her arms and attempting to get her into his vehicle. The man was arrested and booked into Fife Jail.

October 20 –A 26-year-old Ashford man was arrested for DWLS 3^rd degree. The Officer observed the vehicle traveling southbound on Washington Ave. N. The Officer conducted a check of the vehicle and registered owner on his MDT. It revealed that the registered owner had a suspended license. The Officer stopped the vehicle and the man was cited and released. The vehicle was towed do to its location.

October 20 – A 52-year-old Shelton man was arrested for DUI. The man had entered Town Hall at about 1440 hrs. The Officer was alerted that the man was having trouble standing and a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was coming from him. The Officer saw the man get into his vehicle and stopped him in the 100 blk of Mashell Ave. N. The man performed the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and showed obvious signs of impairment. The man was arrested and transported to the Eatonville P. D. where he was processed. The man refused to give a breath sample. The man’s vehicle was towed and he was released. The man was further issued NOI’s for No valid license due to it being suspended for DUI and no proof of insurance.

October 21 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man violated a no contact order. The Officer was contacted in reference to a violation of an emergency no contact order. The Officer was told that the 19 year old had driven past his 17-year-old girlfriend and had attempted to talk with her. It was reported that he had asked her to get the order dropped. The Officer was unable to contact the 19 year old. The case has been sent to the prosecutor for possible filing of charges.

October 21 – A 42-year-old Eatonville woman reported an attempted burglary. The Officer responded to the scene. He was informed that when the woman had come to work she had found the door slightly ajar. She said that she found an item on the floor that was last placed near the cash register. The Officer could not find any signs of forced entry. There were no items found to be missing. Case is closed pending further leads.

October 22 – An 11-year-old Eatonville juvenile was arrested for assault 4^th degree DV. The Officer was called to the Eatonville Community Center for a juvenile problem. Upon arrival the Officer was informed that the 11 year old had struck his 7-year-old brother in the chest. Both boys mother was at the location. The Officer was informed that the 11 year old was on probation for assaulting the 7 year old. The mother asked that the 11 year old be booked into Remann Hall. The Officer arrested the 11 year old and transported him to Remann Hall. The case is forwarded to Remann Hall for charging.

October 22 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for Assault 4 DV and MIP. The Officer was called to an aid call in progress in the 100 blk Mashell Ave. N. The Officer made contact with the male in the Eatonville Fire Department Aid rig. The man was intoxicated and had a laceration to the arm. It was discovered that the man was active duty Army. The Officer contacted Ft Lewis and informed them of the situation. The man was transported to Madigan Army Medical Center for treatment. The man was issued a citation for MIP. Later that night the man’s 23-year-old wife contacted the Officer. She informed him that the man had struck her on the face earlier. The Officer responded to the scene. The woman said that they had begun arguing when the man slapped her on the right side of the face. The Officer then responded to Madigan Army Medical Center and again contacted the man. The man was under observation by his chain of command. The man was read his Miranda Rights, which he invoked. The man was issued a citation for Assault 4 DV and turned over to Military authorities. The case has been sent to the Eatonville Municipal Court Prosecutor for review.

October 22 – An Officer responded to a 911 open line. Upon arrival he found a 64-year-old Eatonville man having trouble. The Officer arranged for transport to Crisis Triage for the man.

October 24 – A 50-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI. The Officer observed a vehicle making an exaggerated left turn onto Washington Ave. N. from Lynch Creek Rd. The Officer followed the vehicle and saw it cross the fog line and almost hit the concrete barrier in the 500 blk of Washington Ave. N. The Officer stopped the vehicle and upon contact detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the man. The man voluntarily performed the FSTs. The man showed obvious signs of impairment. The man was arrested and transported to the Eatonville Police Department for processing. The man refused the breath test. The man’s vehicle was towed. The man was cited and released. Case sent to the Eatonville Municipal Prosecutor for filing of charges.

October 25 – A 14-year-old Eatonville juvenile was arrested for assault 4. The juvenile assaulted another 14-year-old Eatonville boy on 10-24-05. The boy then turned himself into the Police Department. The boy’s Correction Officer was notified of the incident and had been issuing an arrest warrant for him. The boy was transported to Remann Hall at the request of his mother and booked on the assault charge.

October 26 – An Officer investigated a traffic accident. The Officer was dispatched to the intersection of Mashell Ave. N. and Carter St. Upon arrival it was revealed that a vehicle traveling southbound had stopped for the crossing guard. A vehicle traveling northbound had also stopped for the crossing guard. The guard released the intersection and the southbound vehicle attempted to make a left turn striking the vehicle traveling north. No injuries were reported.

October 27- A 14-year-old Middle School girl was arrested for possession of marijuana.

October 27 – A 27-year-old Eatonville woman was involuntary committed for a mental evaluation after she attempted suicide by cutting her wrist.

October 27 – An 84-year-old Eatonville woman died of apparent natural causes.

October 30 – A 24-year-old Eatonville woman reported that her vehicle had been broken into. The woman reported that her vehicle had been impounded and when she went to get it released she found the right rear window broken. She said that the vehicle’s stock radio had been taken. Investigation continues.

October 30 – An Officer investigated an Elk vs vehicle accident in the 750 blk of Center St. E. ECOD $1,500.

October 30 – A 25-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for DUI/UPCS Marijuana/UPCS Paraphernalia. The Officer observed the woman’s vehicle traveling southbound near Ski Park Rd. on SR 161 in the oncoming lane. The Officer stopped the vehicle and detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the woman. The woman was arrested for suspicion of DUI. A search of her vehicle revealed paraphernalia and a bag of suspected marijuana. The woman struck her head while in the Police vehicle causing a laceration to her scalp. The woman was treated by the Eatonville Fire Dept. and declined further aid. The woman was processed, cited and released. The woman’s vehicle was impounded.

October 31 – A 59-year-old Eatonville man reported that his vehicle had been broken into. The man said that he had parked the vehicle about a week ago. When he went to get into the vehicle he noticed that the door was slightly ajar. He also found that his AM/FM CD player had been removed from the vehicle. The man did not see nor hear anyone around the vehicle. Investigation continues.

October 31 – A 11-year-old Eatonville juvenile was arrested for threats to kill. The juvenile made threats to shoot his teacher and other staff members as well as the facility. The case has been sent to Remann Hall for charging.

September 2 – a 20-year-old Eatonville man was arrested on a $500.00 Eatonville Municipal Court warrant for his arrest. The suspect was seen walking towards the Post Office. The arresting officer knew he had an outstanding warrant for his arrest for theft. The suspect was arrested, transported and booked into Fife City Jail.

September 4 – A 19 and 20-year-old Spanaway man were arrested for minor in possession/consumption of alcohol. The arresting officer was dispatched to Eatonville Highway and Center St on a reported fight involving three men. Upon the arrival of the officer he arrested two of the men for being under the influence of alcohol. The third man had been drinking but was 21-years-old. The two suspects were cited and later released.

September 5 – A 22-year-old Eatonville woman was found at fault in a two-car collision in the 42200 block of SR161. The suspect was southbound on SR161 as she was rounding a curve she saw vehicles stopped in the roadway ahead of her. She applied her brakes and skidded into the back of a car being driven by a 34-year-old Eatonville man.

September 8 – A 21-year-old Eatonville man was charged with provoking an assault. The arresting officer was called to a residence in the 200 block of Baumgartner Place on a runaway report. After leaving the residence the officer did an area check for the runaway boy. He was then dispatched to the Mill Village Chevron for a reported incident involving the suspect and the man who reported the boy as a runaway. The man complained that the suspect had provoked him into a fight over the way he had tried to keep the runaway boy from leaving the residence. The suspect was charged with provoking a fight. The runaway boy was later found and returned home.

September 9 – The owner of the Eatonville Towing reported he had towed a vehicle abandoned on some property in the 4800 block of 432^nd St. that later turned out to have been stolen in Tacoma in 2001. A recovery report was completed.

September 9 – Officers contacted a Mental Health Professional after an Eatonville man handed them some letters and began acting suspiciously. The man later checked himself into a health care facility.

September 11 – A 22-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for an Eatonville warrant and for possession of drug paraphernalia. The Officer was requested to assist in a suspicious person call by the Pierce County Sheriffs Dept. Upon arrival the man was identified as having a warrant from Eatonville Municipal Court. The man was arrested and a search of his person revealed Meth. Paraphernalia. The man was booked into Fife Jail.

September 13 – An Officer investigated an alleged assault that occurred at the Eatonville Middle School. The juvenile victim reported that a juvenile male had been poking her in the ribs and putting a pencil down her pants between the skin and jeans. The case has been forwarded to Remann hall for filing of charges.

September 13 – An Officer began an investigation into a bomb threat at the Eatonville Middle School. At this time there are several suspects and the investigation is ongoing.

September 14 – A 23-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone entered her unlock residence while she was away from home and stole an Xbox valued at $200.00, a $50.00 Sony portable CD player and about $1000.00 worth of CD’s.

September 15 – A local business reported a theft of money from the business. The suspects are employees. Investigation continues.

September 15 – A local business reported theft of money from the business. One employee has admitted to taking money from the business but is adamant she didn’t take all that is missing. Investigation continues.

September 16 – A 28-year-old Westport man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. While on a Washington State seat belt emphasis the arresting officer saw the west bound in the 300 block of Center St. E. A records check showed that the registered owner of the car had a suspended license for refusing a breath test on a DUI charge. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was the registered owner. He was arrested, cited and later released.

September 16 - A 28-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for a Pierce County Felony warrant for his arrest. While on a Washington State seat belt emphasis the arresting officer saw a truck south bound on Washington Ave N. He noticed that the passenger was not wearing his seat belt. The vehicle was stopped and the passenger advised the reason for the stop. A records check showed he had a felony warrant for failing to show cause/contempt review and he had a $2000.00 Tacoma warrant for domestic violence. He was arrested, transported and booked into PC jail.

September 16 – A 16-year-old Eatonville girl was arrested for delivery of a controlled substance after she gave two female students vicodin pills. The girl was later arrested and released to her parents. A report was sent to Remann Hall for criminal charging.

September 17 – A 27-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI and Malicious Mischief 3, and a 27-year-old Eatonville man was cited for obstructing. Officers were called in reference to a vehicle doing donuts and driving on the sidewalk in the 100 blk of Mashell Ave. N. An Officer got behind the vehicle in the 400 blk of Mashell Ave. S. The Officer attempted to stop the vehicle and it continued to the 200 blk Madison Ave. S. The driver then exited the vehicle and attempted to flee behind the house. The Officer was able to take the driver into custody. Eatonville Tow was requested to respond to remove the vehicle. A man became very aggressive towards the Officers at the scene and attempted to block the vehicle from being removed. The man further made several threatening statements to the Officers.

September 18 – A 39-year-old Eatonville woman reported a physical domestic. The Officer was called to an address on Rainier Ave. N. for a woman complaining of a physical assault. The woman said that her 44-year old boyfriend had pushed her down some stairs at her residence. Medical aid responded and she declined transport. The Officer transported her to an acquaintances residence who revealed that she had fallen at his residence earlier in the day. The suspect has yet to be contacted.

September 20 – A report was taken for harassment at the Eatonville High School. The complaint stemmed from an assault against a school administrator that had occurred prior. The case has been sent to Remann Hall for charging.

Aug. 1- An Officer responded to the intersection of Washington Ave. and Center St. E. for a MVC. Investigation revealed that a 24-year-old California woman failed to stop for the stop sign and struck a Eatonville woman. No injuries were reported at the scene. The California woman was issued a NOI for failure to stop.

Aug. 1- A 44-year-old Puyallup woman reported that the rear window of her vehicle had been broken. Investigation revealed that the woman had parked her vehicle in the parking lot of where she works in the 200 blk Center St. W. at about 0800. When she returned to her vehicle at 1530 she discovered that a orange golf ball had broken her rear window. There were now witnesses. Investigation continues.

Aug. 2 – A 35-year-old Eatonville man reported that his nephew had stolen an electronic device from his residence. The man brought the 14 year old Puyallup boy to the Police Department. The boy admitted taking the item and it was recovered. The case is forwarded to Remann Hall for filing of charges.

Aug. 6 – A vehicle was impounded as abandon in the 100 blk Madison Ave. S. A stolen license plate was recovered in the vehicle.

Aug. 6 – An Officer responded to a business in the 100 blk Mashell Ave. N. Investigation revealed that a known Eatonville man attempted to enter an establishment that he had been kicked out of. When he was refused service he became angry, went to his vehicle and rammed a fence that was around the rear of the business. Investigation continues.

Aug. 6 – Officers investigated a MVC at the intersection of Carter St. E. and Orchard Ave. N. Investigation revealed that a 45-year-old Eatonville man failed to stop for a stop sign. His vehicle was struck by a 65-year-old Eatonville man. Minor injuries were reported and a passenger from each vehicle was taken to medical treatment facilities.

August 7 – A teenage girl reported her father had choked her. The incident was investigated and the officer feels the father was attempting to control his daughter after she became violent and was reportedly destroying everything she could get a hold of. A report was sent to the prosecutor for review.

August 10 – An officer was dispatched to a residence in the 200 block of Washington Ave on a reported domestic dispute between a 36-year-old man and his 35-year-old live in girlfriend. The officer determined it was a verbal altercation only.

August 10 – A 17-year-old Eatonville girl turned herself in as a runaway. She was transported to her residence and released to her parents.

August 10 – A 37-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested on a $10,100.00 felony warrant for her arrest. Kent Police Department called and requested assistance in arresting an Eatonville woman on a felony theft warrant. The woman was currently living at an apartment building in the 200 block of Rainier Ave N with her two children and her boyfriend. The suspect was arrested and while being questioned admitted she had drug paraphernalia in the home. The suspect went to her bedroom and gave the officer two crack pipes and several marijuana bongs. She was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. She was later transported to a location in the Puyallup area and released to a Kent Police officer.

August 13 – A 27-year-old Spanaway man was arrested for DUI. The man was reportedly shooting a handgun from his vehicle on Scott Turner Rd and was headed towards Eatonville on the Alder Cut Off Road. An Officer spotted the suspect in his vehicle in the 200 block of Washington Ave. S. The suspect was stopped and advised the reason for the stop. When the driver was contacted he showed obvious signs of intoxication. Because a weapon may have been involved he was searched as well as his vehicle. No weapon was found. The suspect was asked if he would submit to a field sobriety test? He refused. He was arrested and transported to the station for a breath test. Once at the station he refused the breath test. His license was punched and he was later released. The suspect’s vehicle was impounded after it was discovered he had switched plates on the vehicle.

August 14 – A 26-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had put epoxy into the locks of his apartment. Neighbors were interviewed but no one saw anything.

August 22 – A 16-year-old Eatonville juvenile was arrested for assault 4. Several juveniles who reported a vehicle was traveling around town shooting an air soft BB gun at them contacted an officer. One of the victims said she was hit in the shoulder by one of the BB’s. A few minutes later another call came in that a person in a Honda Civic had shot at another boy with a BB gun. An officer in the area stopped the suspect vehicle at Carter St. W. and Orchard Ave. N. The juvenile admitted to the crime. He was arrested and transported to the Eatonville Police Department and later released to his parents. The case has been forwarded to Remann Hall for criminal charging.

August 23 – A 35-year-old Tacoma woman and a 31-year-old Tacoma woman were arrested for Possession of Stolen Property 1^st and drug paraphernalia. The arresting officer saw the vehicle traveling southbound on SR161and Ski Park Road. The officer ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the vehicle was stolen. The Officer stopped the vehicle in the 41700 blk of SR 161. The two women were taken into custody at gunpoint. During a search incident to arrest two Meth pipes were found. The women were transported and booked into Pierce County Jail.

August 23 – a 22-year-old Eatonville woman reported damage to her two vehicles. It was discovered that between the hours of 9:30 PM on 8-22-05 and 6:30 AM on 8-23-05 unknown person(s) spread fecal matter on the front and rear windshield of her car. She further found that her second vehicle had been entered and her Kenwood stereo faceplate, sunglasses, and tanning oil had been removed.

August 23 – Two 15-year-old juveniles were arrested for burglary. The two juveniles were stopped at about 11:20 PM for being in the Skateboard Park after it was closed. The officer transported them to the police department to contact their parents. Meanwhile another officer was dispatched to the 200 block of Alder St for a break in at the Lions Club fireworks stand. The officer saw that someone had forced opened the door causing about $400.00 in damages. A witness contacted the officer and told him that he heard the banging coming from the fireworks stand a few minutes prior to the officer that picked up the two kids at the Skateboard Park, which is directly across the street. The officer went back to the station and confronted the two juveniles. The girl admitted they broke into the building. The boy was questioned and he also admitted he too had broken into the building. Both juveniles were transported and booked into Remann Hall.

August 25 – This office is investigation a possible animal cruelty case in which a dog may have been poisoned.

August 25 – A 21-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and for no vehicle driver’s license. The arresting officer saw the suspect at the intersection of Carter St and Washington Ave. The officer recognized the driver from previous law enforcement contacts and knew the driver did not have a driver’s license. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was arrested. During the stop the officer determined the driver had been drinking. He was given a portable breath test and failed. He was cited and later released.

August 25 – An officer had to dispatch an injured deer that had been hit by a log truck in the 44000 block of the Alder Cut Off Road.

August 27 – A 23-year-old Graham man was arrested for DUI. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle in the 4200 block of SR161. As the vehicle passed him he heard that it had a very loud exhaust system and it had defective lighting. The officer turned on his emergency lights and followed the suspect who had turned onto Ski Park Road. The driver continued eastbound on Ski Park Road and finally turned into the driveway in the 40500 block of Ski Park Road. The driver was contacted and the officer detected the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage. The driver agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed. Because the driver appeared to be so intoxicated the officer felt it was unsafe for him to complete any further tests. The suspect was arrested and transported to the police department for a breath test. The results were .154 and .156. The suspect was cited and transported back to his cousin’s residence on Ski Park Road where he was released. The suspect’s vehicle was impounded.

July 2 – Someone apparently climbed over the fence at the Eatonville Public Works equipment yard and stole some copper wire.

July 2 – Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of Jensen Lane on a reported domestic disturbance. It turned out to be verbal only. A report was written as required by law.

July 4 – A 28-year-old Graham man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer while monitoring traffic in the 100 block of Washington Ave ran the suspects license plates on his in car computer. The records check showed the license plates had expired in 2003 yet the plates had a 2005 tab. The vehicle was stopped and the driver advised the reason for the stop. The driver admitted he did not have a license or insurance. A records check showed that his license was suspended in the 1^st degree. He was arrested, cited and later released. His 2005 tabs were confiscated.

July 5 – A 24-year-old Eatonville man was charged with driving with a suspended license. The suspect was observed driving in the 300 block of Center St. The arresting officer knew that the driver did not have a license. The vehicle was stopped and the driver arrested. He was cited and later released.

July 9 – An 80-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had broken out the rear window to his van.

July 10 – A 28-year-old Eatonville woman reported she had been getting harassing phone calls.

July 11 – Two 22-year-old Eatonville men were arrested on warrants for their arrest. At about 2:40AM the arresting officer saw the suspect riding double on a ATV without any lighting on Orville Road just off SR161. They were stopped a short distance away. A records check showed one man had a $500 Eatonville Municipal Court warrant for his arrest and the other man had three warrants out of Pierce County totaling $12,000. Both suspect were arrested and transported to jail.

July 8 – The Town of Eatonville received a counterfeit $100 bill. The bill was determined to be counterfeit after it was turned into Key Bank with the Town’s deposit. The bill wasn’t checked with a detection pen upon receipt so there is no way of telling who passed the counterfeit bill.

July 13 – A 34-year-old Yelm man was arrested for negligent driving 1^st degree. The arresting officer was parked in the 200 block of Washington Ave N. As the suspect pulled up along side the officer, he suddenly floored the gas and speed up rapidly and then breaking sharply to avoid a driver ahead of him that was doing the speed limit. The driver was stopped. The officer detected the odor of intoxicants. The driver agreed to take a field sobriety test and passed the tests marginally. A portable breath tester showed his blood alcohol level to be .067. He was cited for negligent driving and released. His vehicle was impounded.

July 14 – A 41-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for possession of meth, possession of drug paraphernalia and driving with a suspended license 3^rd degree. The arresting officer while parked at Ski Park Road and SR161 saw the suspect pass his location. He ran the vehicles plates on his in car computer. The records check showed the owner had a suspended license. The suspect was stopped and the driver was the registered owner. He was arrested. During a search a meth pipe was found in his pants pocket. Inside the vehicle a small quantity of meth was found along with ten zip lock bags with meth residue. The suspect was booked into PC jail.

July 15 – A 21-year-old Eatonville man and his 14-year-old girlfriend were arrested. The man had a felony drug warrant for his arrest. His girl friend had a pot pipe in her pocket. The arresting officers were told that the suspect could be found camping at the “Beaver Slide” just off the Alder Cut Off Road. When the officer arrived at the location they saw a blue tent. The officers identified themselves and ordered the man out of the tent. He was arrested on the warrant. The girl was asked if she had anything on her that the officer needed to know about? She reached into her pocket and handed the officer a pot pipe. The man was transported to PC Jail, the girl was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and was later released to her mother.

July 15 – A 52-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for drinking while in physical control of a motor vehicle, drinking in a park and for resisting arrest. The arresting officer was dispatched to the Alder Street Park – Skate Board Park for an unruly man that had been drinking. When the officer arrived he saw the suspect sitting inside his vehicle with the engine running. The driver when contacted smelled of intoxicants and showed obvious signs of intoxication. A witness was contacted and said the suspect was drinking beer inside the park and the more he drank the louder and obnoxious he became. The suspect admitted he had been drinking beer and had thrown the empty beer can in the trash. The suspect when told he was under arrest became very aggressive and refused to put his hand behind his back. He then physically resisted the officer when he attempted to place him in handcuffs. The officer was forced to pull his Taser and again order the man to comply. Finally the man complied and was placed in handcuffs. The suspect was placed in the back of a patrol car where he continued to threaten to kick the officer’s a__. He was cited and later released to his wife.

July 16 – Officers were dispatched to the 100 blk Rainier Ave S. for a domestic. Upon arrival the Officer discovered that there was a verbal argument only. The Officer did a stand by and departed the scene.

July 17- Officers were dispatched to the 100 blk Lynch Creed St. E. for a possible domestic. The Officers discovered that it was verbal only and that the female half had departed. The Officers departed.

July 18 – An Officer was dispatched to the 100 blk Bergren Rd. N. for a possible domestic. Upon arrival the Officer discovered that it had been verbal only. The Officer performed a civil stand by until the parties had separated. The Officer then departed.

July 18 – An Officer was contacted at the Police Department by a 55 year old Puyallup man that had attempted suicide by cutting his wrist. The Officer got medical aid to the scene and the man was flown to the Hospital due to the loss of blood. The man was later identified as a missing endangered person.

July 20 – A 34-year-old Graham man was arrested on a $1,000 Puyallup warrant for his arrest. The suspect was stopped at Orville Rd and SR161 after he appeared to be in distress. It turned out he was intoxicated. A records check showed he had a $1,000 warrant for his arrest for malicious mischief. He was transported and booked into Puyallup City jail.

July 20 – A 73-year-old Arizona man reported that he lost his cell phone at the Plaza Market.

July 21 – A 59-year-old Eatonville woman was cited for a barking dog, which is a misdemeanor criminal charge after her neighbor complained their neighbor’s three dogs were barking constantly.

July 21 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for UPCS paraphernalia and a $500.00 warrant. The man was stopped by an Officer for a traffic infraction. Upon contact the man admitted that his driver license was suspended. A records check confirmed a $500.00 Tacoma warrant. The man was arrested and placed into the Police vehicle. A search of the vehicle incident to arrest revealed a smoking device commonly used for smoking Marijuana. The man was transported to Fife jail and booked on the warrant. The man was cited for the DWLS and the possession of the paraphernalia.

July 22 – A 59-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had climbed through her kitchen window, walked to the living room where they unlocked the front door and let her dog outside. The suspect then relocked the front door, walked back to the kitchen and climbed back out the window. The victim feels the suspect let her dog out so the police would cite her for a barking dog.

July 24 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for Assault 3^rd degree, Resisting arrest, and Reckless driving. The Officer stopped the man for speeding. During the stop the Officer was contacted by two Eatonville citizens complaining that the stopped vehicle had passed in a no passing zone nearly causing an accident with them and another vehicle. The man was placed under arrest. While attempting to place the man into the Police vehicle the man began knee striking the Officer. The Officer was hit several times in the ribs by the man. The man was taken to the ground and tazed to stop his attack on the Officer. The man was transported to Pierce County Jail and booked on the charges.

July 24 – A 19-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for assault 4^th Degree DV and MIP. The Officer was called to a residence in the 100 blk Washington Ave. N. for a report of a Domestic Violence situation. Upon arrival the Officer looked through the front window and saw the woman and her mother physically fighting on the floor. The Officer entered the residence and took control of the 19 year old. It was discovered that the 19 year old had been to a party. Upon returning home she became verbally abusive and wanted to leave. When the mother attempted to stop her she began to fight for key to the mother’s vehicle. The 19 year old was booked into Pierce County Jail.

July 24 – A 42-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DWLS 1^st Degree. The Officer stopped the man driving a vehicle that had been reported as “Casing houses.” Upon contact the man said that he did not have a driver license and produced a Washington state ID. A records check revealed that the man was suspended in the 1^st degree as a habitual offender. The man was booked into Fife jail. The vehicle was driven from the scene by a licensed driver that was a passenger.

June 1 – A 12 and a 13-year-old middle school boy got into a physical fight. Apparently some words were exchanged between the two boys. The 12-year-old punched the other boy twice. The younger boy said he was acting in self-defense. The officer agreed. However, a report was sent to Remann Hall for review.

June 2 – Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of Washington Ave S on a reported domestic. Upon arrival it was determined to be verbal only. A report was written as required by law.

June 2 – The owner of NAPA Auto Parts reported that someone had climbed onto the roof of the business and dropped down into a fenced in area used to store bulk oil. He didn’t know if anything was stolen.

June 3 – An elementary school student made threats against school staff. An incident report was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

June 5 – A 17-year-old Burien boy was charged with reckless driving after two Eatonville men reported the boy was driving in a reckless manner. The two men called Fife dispatchers and reported they were being tailgated by a carload of people. As the vehicles entered the town limits an officer saw that a car was so close to the back of a truck that he could not see the cars headlights. The suspect was stopped, as were the two victims. The victims said the incident started when they attempted to pass a slower moving car on muck creek hill. The driver of the car sped up and would not let them pass. As the victims were turning onto the Eatonville Cut Off the suspect continued southbound. But immediately made a U-turn and turned back onto the cut off road. The victim’s said the suspect passed a truck so he was back behind them. They said the suspect then began to tailgate them. The suspect was arrested, cited and later released to the custody of his parents.

June 6 – A 23-year-old Eatonville woman reported a vehicle prowl/theft. The Woman had parked her vehicle on 6-5-05 during the evening. She discovered that her purse was missing along with several medications at around 0600 hrs. 6-6-05. The woman gave officers the name of a possible suspect.

June 6 – A 14-year-old Eatonville girl was arrested for domestic violence assault after she punched her boyfriend in the mouth with a closed fist causing a cut to his lip. The girl was transported to Remann Hall and booked on the charge.

June 7 – An Officer responded to a two-car collision at the intersection of Wild Rose Rd. W. and Ski Park Rd E. The Officer could not determine who was at fault due to the limited visibility in the area and the road conditions. No injuries were reported at the scene.

June 7 – An 18-year-old Eatonville woman reported that her vehicle had been vandalized. The hood of the woman’s vehicle had been scratched and dented by what appeared to be a skateboard. There are no suspects at the time.

June 8 – A 21-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for a warrant. The Officer saw the man walking in the 300-block Center St. E. The Officer recognized the man from previous contacts and made a check on his in car computer, which revealed a $2500.00. The man was arrested and booked into the Pierce County Jail

June 8 – A 15-year-old Eatonville boy was arrested for making threats to kill. The boy became upset with his teacher after she confiscated items that he was disturbing the class with. He then began using profanity and said that when he returned to school he would “shoot teachers.” The boy was released to his mother and the case was forwarded to Remann hall for charging.

June 8 – An 18-year-old Eatonville man reported that his vehicle had been vandalized. The man said that he parked his vehicle at the Eatonville High School. When he returned to his truck he found that there were several scratches in the paint. There were no witnesses to the act and no suspects at this time.

June 9 – A 30-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI. The suspect’s vehicle was clocked on radar at 64MPH in a posted 50MPH zone. The suspect was stopped and the driver contacted and the smell of intoxicants was very strong. He was asked if he had been drinking? He said he had a couple of beers. He agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed all tests given. He was arrested for DUI and transported to the police station for a breath test. Once at the station he refused to take the breath test. His was cited and later transported home.

June 10 – A 13-year-old middle school boy was charged with assaulting another student. The suspect deliberately pushed the other boy onto the sidewalk hurting his leg and arm. A case report was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

June 10 – A 45-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for DUI. The suspect’s vehicle was stopped for possible DUI due to it’s driving. Upon contact the Officer’s detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the man. The man was transported to the Eatonville Police Department where he was further processed. The man refused to give a breath sample or answer any questions. He was cited and transported to his home.

June 11 – A 71-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for Assault 4 DV. The Officers responded to a call of a Domestic assault. Upon contact with the victim they were informed that the man and woman had been playing cards when the man became upset about loosing. The man then struck the woman on the top of the head with an open hand. The man was later contacted at his residence and said that he had tapped her on the head. The man was arrested and booked into the Fife Jail.

June 12 – Officers responded at the request of the Eatonville Fire Department to an aid call. Upon arrival the Officers made contact with the Fire Fighters. They were informed that a juvenile son had called 911 for assistance with his mother. Upon seeing the Officers the woman became very agitated and aggressive. The Officer’s located a safe place for the child to stay for the evening and contacted CPS for an evaluation.

June 12 – An Eatonville Officer assisted the Pierce County Sheriff process a DUI. The 45 year old Roy man was brought to the Eatonville P. D. where the Officer administered the SFSTs. The man gave two breath samples of .126/.126. The Deputy then transported the man away.

June 13 – Someone broke the upstairs window of an apartment in the 100 block of Mashell Ave N. It appears the suspect(s) did not gain entry to the apartment.

June 15 – A 19-year-old high school student was northbound on SR161. It appears that he was traveling at a high rate of speed and lost control of his car. He started fishtailing and struck a van full of disabled adults that was southbound on SR 161. Three of the five persons in the van were injured. They were transported to a local hospital by ambulance. The suspect was cited for reckless driving.

June 17 – A 20-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for assault and minor in possession/consumption of alcohol. A 26-year-old Eatonville man stopped an officer and complained that he was inside the Mill Village Chevron when for no apparent reason an unknown man “shoulder checked” him. He said he didn’t want any trouble so he ignored it. As he was waiting in the check out line the suspect walked up behind him and for no reason head butted him in the face. The victim said he left the store to avoid getting into a fight with the suspect. The suspect was contacted at the Chevron and was arrested for assault. The suspect had been drinking and was also charged with MIP.

June 18 – An Eatonville boy who lives in the 200 block of Oak St. reported that someone had stole his bike. The boy said the bike is a blue mountain bike valued at about $150.00.

June 18 – A 27-year-old Eatonville woman was involuntary committed to Good Sam Hospital for a mental evaluation after taking a drug over dose of prescription medication.

June 19 – A 25-year-old Bellevue man is suspected of damaging a door to the Mill Village Motel. Investigation continues.

June 20 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was arrested on a felony warrant for his arrest for burglary. The suspect entered the police department on an unrelated incident. A records check showed that he had the burglary arrest warrant as well as another arrest warrant for theft 3^rd. The suspect was arrested on the warrants and booked into PC Jail.

June 21 – A 48-year-old Puyallup man was charged with being in physical control of a motor vehicle while drinking, reckless endangerment and for having an open container of alcohol. The suspect was observed by an Eatonville Elementary School staff member drinking a beer in the parking lot of the elementary school. This was the last day of school and the parking lot was full of children and parents. The charging officer felt that the suspects drinking created a substantial risk to the children present should he drive away after drinking in his vehicle. An incident report was forwarded to the prosecutor for review.

June 23 – A 21-year-old homeless man was arrested for furnishing alcohol to a 15-year-old girl. The mother of the girl returned home and found her daughter vomiting and very sick due to alcohol ingestion. The girl told her mother and a witness that she had given the suspect $30.00 to go to the liquor store and by them some alcohol. He returned with a fifth of R&R and a bottle of Rum. She said they drank both bottles. The girl was so intoxicated she was taken to a local hospital by ambulance. The suspect was found passed out in a driveway in the 100 block of Carter St. He was arrested and later booked into Fife City Jail.

June 25 – A 35-year-old Eatonville man was charged with malicious mischief. A 6-year-old boy was playing in front of his residence at the Mill Village Mobile Home Park. The suspect walked up to the boy and grabbed a toy sword out of his hands and broke it across his knee. He then walked over to the boy’s mother and began yelling at her that children shouldn’t be playing with swords and that he didn’t believe in her religion. The man then left. When officers arrived they were unable to get the suspect to come to door of his residence.

June 25 - Two 18-year-old men and a 16-year-old Eatonville boy were arrested for minor in possession of alcohol. The driver of a car was stopped in the 41900 block of SR161 for defective equipment. When the arresting officer contacted the driver he noticed a case of beer on the floor in the back seat of the car that was still cold. The driver and occupants were arrested, cited and later released.

June 26 – A 45-year-old man and a 35-year-old Eatonville man were charged with disorderly conduct. Officers were dispatched to the Mill Village Trailer Park on a reported fight. When they arrived the saw a man walking towards them with obvious signs of being in a fight. He said that he and a friend got into a fight. While talking with the man the other suspect drove past. The suspect was stopped in front of the Blue Moon Pub where he was arrested for disorderly conduct. While talking with the suspect he smelled of intoxicants and was subsequently arrested for negligent driving 1^st degree. The other suspect was re-contacted and was also arrested for disorderly conduct. Both were cited and later released.

June 26 – A 24-year-old Puyallup man was arrested for DUI. The arresting officer while northbound on SR161 saw two suspicious vehicles parked across from Eatonville Towing. When the officer turned around one of the cars pulled out and passed the officer. The officer stopped to contact the driver of the other vehicle. As he was parking his patrol car the other vehicle had apparently turn around and pulled in behind the patrol car. The driver got out of his car and appeared to be intoxicated. When contacted he was so intoxicated he couldn’t understand what the officers were saying to him. He was arrested and transported to the police department for a breath test. The results of the breath test were .173 and .172. He was cited and later released to friends.

June 28 – A 27-year-old Sumner man was arrested for possession of Methadone pills and for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 100 block of Center St. He noticed that the driver was not wearing his seat belt. He ran the suspect’s license number on his in car computer. The records check showed that the vehicle’s color should have been white, it was in fact yellow. The vehicle was stopped and the driver advised the reason for the stop. A records check showed that the driver had several warrants for his arrest and that his license was suspended 2^nd degree. He was arrested and during a search of the car a pill bottle containing 30 Methadone pills were found. The suspect was transported and booked into PC jail.

June 26 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for resisting arrest, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and for a $5000 warrant for his arrest. The suspect was stopped on Ski Park Road for expired tabs. A records check showed he had a domestic violence assault warrant for his arrest. The arresting officer advised the suspect he was under arrest and as he was placing him in handcuffs the suspect tried to pull away and took a swing at the officer. The officer and the suspect struggled until the officer was able to get the suspect handcuffed. During a search of the car a pot pipe and some marijuana was found in the glove box. The suspect was booked into PC Jail.

May 1 - Eatonville Police responded to a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Washington Ave and Center St. E. Investigation revealed that a 43-year-old Indiana man failed to stop for the stop sign and struck a vehicle making a left turn. The driver of the vehicle making the left turn was transported to Good Sam Hospital for evaluation. The Indiana man was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign and released.

May 3 – A bicycle was found and turned into the Eatonville Police Department for safekeeping.

May 3 – The police department is investigating an allege assault at the Elementary School.

May 3 – A 46-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for violation of a court order and possession of Meth. The Officers were contacted by the victim who had a valid court order restraining the suspect from coming within 150 feet of his residence. The suspect had been evicted previously and had no purpose for being there. The suspect was seen moving items from a storage unit and staring into the window of the victim’s residence. Officers located the man at another residence. Upon contact he was advised he was under arrest. While talking with the suspect he was seen attempting to discard a syringe with Methamphetamines. The suspect was booked into Pierce County Jail on the charges.

May 4 – Police were called to 201 Rainier Ave N after a tenant found a black bag containing syringes and other drug paraphernalia in a storage unit used as a junk room. The paraphernalia was taken and later destroyed.

May 4 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for felony harassment, possession of marijuana and possession of a dangerous weapon. The suspect reportedly threatened to burn the victim’s house down with her in it after he was told he was no longer welcomed at the residence. He then threatened to break out all the windows in her SUV with an ASP (metal police night stick). The suspect then departed the area. He was later arrested in the 400 block of Lynch St W. During a search the ASP was found in his pants pocket along with a partially smoked marijuana cigarette. The suspect was later booked into PC Jail.

May 4 – A 69-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI. The arresting officer stopped the suspect in the 100 block of Weyerhaeuser Rd N for erratic driving. The suspect was contacted and advised the reason for the stop. When asked if he had been drinking he said he had two beers. He was asked and agreed to take a field sobriety test. He failed all tests given and was arrested for DUI. He was taken to the police station for a breath test. The results were .149 and .142. He was cited and later released.

May 5 – The police department is investigating an alleged assault at the high school.

May 6 – A 13-year-old middle school girl was charged with assaulting another girl at school. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

May 6 – Officers were called to a residence for a report of a Domestic dispute. The Officer arrived and found a 37-year-old woman and a 39-year-old man, both homeless, in a verbal dispute. Both parties calmed down and left the area.

May 7 – A 46-year-old homeless man was arrested for vandalism and criminal trespass. The suspect who suffers from a compulsive excessive type A personality decided he was going to do some weeding in the 400 block of Lynch St W. Unfortunately he got carried away and decided he would prune a very large lilac bush. When he finished pruning the bush he had hollowed out the entire backside causing considerable damage. He then decided to make himself a camp out of the bush. He went into the garage on the property and took pieces of wood to line the ground under the bush and put a tarp over it to keep dry. When questioned by officers he said he made the camp to get out of the wind so he could smoke. He was arrested and booked into Fife City Jail.

May 9 – An Officer investigated a one-car accident. The Officer was dispatched to the Eatonville Childcare in the 500 block of Center St. A 39-year-old Eatonville woman dropped her kids off at the daycare. When she got back into her car she looked over her right shoulder putting the car into gear and pressed the gas pedal. Instead of putting the car into reverse she had put the car into drive. The car propelled forward jumped over the sidewalk and crashed into the building. No one was injured.

May 10 – Four Eatonville citizens reported that someone had broken into their cars during the night and stole property from inside. One suspect has been positively identified and a warrant for his arrest will be issued.

May 13 – Police were called to the middle school after two boys were seen looking inside the girl’s locker room. After investigating the incident it turns out that two girls pushed the two boys into the locker room. This is no longer a police matter and the case was closed out as unfounded. The middle school will take necessary discipline action on the two girls for their part in this incident.

May 13 – An abandoned trailer was impounded from the 100 block of Madison Ave. S.

May 14 – An Officer was dispatched to the 300 block of Center St. E. for a report of a possible domestic dispute. The Officer made contact with both parties and determined that it was only a verbal dispute. Both Parties separated for the evening.

May 15 – A 26-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had stolen three rifles and a law mower from his residence in the 100 block of Magill Rd N. The victim suspects his 22-year-old former roommate. Investigation continues.

May 18 – An Officer took a child into protective custody and placed her in a receiving home. Child Protective Services is continuing the investigation.

May 19 – A 59-year-old Eatonville woman was cited for a nuisance animal violation after neighbors complained about her barking dogs. The suspect had been warned several times by officers to do something about the dogs.

May 19 – A 46-year-old homeless man was arrested in front of the Plaza Market on five Eatonville Municipal Court warrants for his arrest. The suspect when taken into custody was in possession of a cloth bag containing twelve syringes and a medal spoon. When asked what the syringes were for he said, “Everybody knows what I use them for”. “You guys know I shoot meth”. The additional charge of possession of drug paraphernalia was added. He was transported and booked into Fife City jail.

May 20 – Offers investigated an assault at the elementary school involving two boys. The report was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

May 20 – A 30-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DWLS 2^nd. The Officer observed a vehicle traveling northbound crossing the fog line repeatedly. The Officer stopped the vehicle. Upon contact the man did not appear intoxicated. The Officer conducted a records check revealed the man was suspended in the 2^nd degree for DUI. The man was arrested, cited and released. The man’s vehicle was towed.

May 23 – A 28-year-old Spanaway man was arrested for DUI. The suspect was observed speeding 70MPH in a work zone in the 17600 block of SR161. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was contacted. The driver appeared to be intoxicated and agreed to take a field sobriety test. He failed all tests given. The suspect was arrested and transported to the Pierce County Sheriff’s South Hill Office for a breath test. He later refused the breath test. He was cited and released.

May 25 – A 12-year-old middle school boy was charged with tampering with a fire alarm. The boy pulled the fire alarm intentionally. His mother could not be located so he was released back to school officials. Case to Remann Hall for criminal charging.

May 25 – A 34-year-old Packwood man was arrested for DUI. The suspect was observed at the intersection of Washington Ave and Center St. The arresting officer was contacted by a citizen who pointed out the suspect’s car and said the driver was drunk. The officer pulled in behind the suspect and watched his driving ability. It was obvious that he was intoxicated. The vehicle was stopped and the driver contacted. The driver admitted he had been drinking and agreed to take a field sobriety test. He failed all tests given. He was arrested and transported to the police station for a breath test. The results were .139 and .125. He was cited and was later transported home.

May 26 – Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of Mashell Ave S on a possible domestic. It turned out to be two neighbors living in the Mashell Ave S Apartments arguing over one of them smoking inside his apartment and the smoke drifting up into his apartment. The argument was verbal and not physical.

May 27 – A 13 and a 14-year-old middle school boy were arrested for theft of a $300.00 Sony portable Play Station. The Play Station was later recovered at one of the boy’s residence and returned to the victim. Case to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

May 27 – A 31-year-old Everson, Washington man was arrested on a Bellingham felony warrant for his arrest for eluding a police officer. The suspect was stopped in the 200 block of Center Street for a seat belt violation. The suspect at first gave the officer a false name and date of birth. When a records check showed no computer record of the name he gave he decided to tell the truth. The records check showed he had a warrant for his arrest. He was transported and booked into PC Jail.

May 29 – A 25-year-old Eatonville woman reported someone had stolen her 1994 Ford Aerostar from her residence. The vehicle was later recovered by the PCSO. The victim has identified a possible suspect who is well known by local law enforcement. Investigation continues.

April 1 – A 16-year-old high school girl was arrested for theft. The suspect stole a wallet belonging to another student. The wallet was later found inside her backpack. However, the victim’s driver’s license, a debit card and about $25.00 were missing. The suspect admitted to stealing the wallet and told police where to find the missing items. A search of the area was conducted however, only the debit card could be found. The suspect was later released to her parents. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

April 1 – A 22-year-old Eatonville man was arrested on three Eatonville Municipal Court warrants for his arrest. The arresting officer saw the suspect as he entered the Mill Village Chevron. Knowing he had the three warrants for his arrest the officer took him into custody as he came out of the store. He was transported and booked into Fife City Jail.

April 1 – A middle school staff member reported that twice this week someone had damaged her car while it was parked in the parking lot at the middle school. The first time the suspect(s) broke the glass in the sunroof. The second time two large dents were made in the roof with rocks. Both incidents occurred either during school hours or right after school was out.

April 2 – A 15-year-old Eatonville boy was picked up for being a runaway and he was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia after a pot pipe was found in his pocket. The boy was reported as a runaway earlier in the day. An officer while on patrol in the 200 block of Mashell Ave S saw the suspect. He was detained and his runaway status was confirmed. During a search a pot pipe was found in his pants pocket. He was cited and later released to his parents. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

April 5 – A 46-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for criminal trespass. On April 3^rd the suspect was told that the owner of the Blue Moon Pub no longer wanted him in the business. The arresting officer had advised him he was no longer allowed in the business and if he went back to the business he would be arrested for trespassing. The suspect said he understood. On April 5^th the suspect entered the Blue Moon and after sticking his tongue out at everyone he left. The suspect was stopped by the arresting officer and reminded him of their conversation two days earlier about not going inside the business. The suspect was arrested and booked into Fife City Jail.

April 5 – A 22 and a 26-year-old Eatonville man were arrested for residential burglary, possession of stolen property, malicious mischief and possession of drug paraphernalia. A witness saw the suspects breaking into the residence of a 46-year-old Eatonville who had just been arrested for criminal trespass. The suspects used a pocketknife to force the front door open. One of the men went inside and took property belonging to the victim while the other man stood watch outside. An officer arrested both men as they were leaving the residence. The stolen property was recovered. A glass pot pipe was found in pocket of one of the men. The 22-year-old also had a felony warrant for his arrest for possession of stolen property.

April 6 – A 13-year-old Eatonville boy was charged with Malicious Mischief after he deliberately damaged a skateboard belong to another boy. He was later released to his parents. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

April 6 – A 46-year-old Eatonville woman reported that she was walking on her treadmill while looking out a large window on the north side of her Dow Ridge home saw a red object trailing fire streak past her window and then heard glass breaking. She checked her home and found that something had hit her TV exploding the picture tube bounded off the ceiling and struck her chandelier in the living room breaking several glass pains. Officers were dispatched and found a bullet hole in the wall on the second floor. The bullet then hit their TV and broke into two pieces. One piece hit the ceiling and landed on the upstairs carpet melting a small hole. The other piece hit the ceiling and then bounced off striking a very large chandelier in the living room. Some of the bullet fragments were recovered in the house. An officer doing a follow up investigation on the shooting incident climbed a ladder and sighting down a trajectory probe saw that the bullet had came from a residence in the 41900 block of SR161. The officer contacted the homeowner who at first denied shooting or hearing anyone shooting the night before. When the officer picked up a spent 308-caliber shell casing off the ground he turned to the suspect and said, “I think we need to talk”. The suspect admitted he and his friend had shot a tracer round out of his new 308-caliber rifle. The rifle, a box of tracer ammo and the spent casing were taken as evidence. Both suspects admitted they shot the rifle up in the air to watch the tracer round. They said they did not realize they were shooting toward homes located on the hill above their residence. Both men were charged with reckless discharge of a firearm and released.

April 7 – A 46-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for violation of an anti-harassment court order just hours after he was released from the Fife City Jail on a criminal trespassing charge. The suspect was served the anti-harassment order while he was in jail. He was ordered not to come with 25 feet of the victims or their residence. The suspect was seen walking and standing next to the victim’s residence looking up at their apartment. This was a clear violation of the court order. The suspect was arrested at his residence. While one officer was talking to the suspect outside his apartment another officer saw a female inside the apartment. When he stepped up onto the porch to tell her to come outside he saw in plain view a pot pipe on the bed. The pipe was taken as evidence. The suspect signed a consent to search of his apartment without a warrant. During the search other items of drug paraphernalia were recovered. He was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. He was later booked into Fife City Jail.

April 9 – A 58-year-old Graham man was arrested for driving with a suspended license for being a habitual offender. The arresting officer was parked in the 600 block of SR161 monitoring traffic. He saw a vehicle approaching that appeared to be doing well under the posted 50MPH speed zone. He clocked the vehicle at 20MPH. Thinking the suspect may be intoxicated he followed the suspect as he turned onto Orville Road. The suspect was stopped and when asked for his driver’s license he said his license was suspended. A records check verified the suspension. The man was arrested and later transported to his residence. His vehicle was impounded.

April 9 – A 45-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for forgery and theft 3. Police were notified that a white male had passed counterfeit money at a local business. The employees provided a good description and video images of the suspect. The employees also got a vehicle description to include a license plate number. A check of the license plate showed that the vehicle was a listed stolen. Pierce County Sheriffs’ Deputies stopped the vehicle and arrested both occupants. The officers positively identified the man from the video. The man also had a felony warrant for escape. The man was booked into Pierce County Jail.

April 11 – A 22-year-old Graham man was arrested for no valid operators license without ID. The man was stopped for expired tabs. The man said that he did not have a driver’s license or insurance. The man was arrested, cited, and released. The man’s vehicle was impounded.

April 12 – An 18-year-old Elbe woman was reported as missing by her mother. The mother reported that she felt the woman had gone to Texas. The officer entered the woman as missing and received a contact from San Antonio Police Department verifying that she had been stopped there and was OK.

April 13 – A 36-year-old Eatonville woman reported that her vehicle had been damaged while parked at the Eatonville Middle School. The damage was done with a rock. Estimated cost to repair $500.00. There are no suspects at this time.

April 13 – A 16-year-old Puyallup boy was arrested for felony warrants, disorderly conduct and making false statements to law enforcement. Two 15-year-old Eatonville boys were arrested for disorderly conduct, obstructing a law enforcement officer, and harboring a runaway. A 14-year-old Eatonville boy reported that the three boys had approached him at the high school in an attempt to fight him over an alleged remark he made about one of the boys. The victim evaded the other boys by getting on the school bus. The arresting officer found the 16-year-old hiding in a clump of tall grass at Smallwood Park. The suspect gave him a false name and date of birth. The boy was not taken into custody at the time because the officer was still investigating the threats complaint and didn’t realize at the time the suspect had given him a false name. Later that day after some investigation the officer discovered the suspects true identity and that he had two felony warrants for his arrest, one for burglary 2^nd degree, the other for malicious mischief 1^st and 2^nd degree as well as being a runaway. The suspect was arrested at a mobile home in the 200 block of Mashell Ave S. The other two boys were contacted and advised they were being arrested for giving the arresting officer false information and for disorderly conduct. All three were booked into Remann Hall.

April 14 – A 31-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for a $5,000.00 domestic violence assault warrant. The arresting officer stopped the man for an equipment violation. At the time of the stop the man stated that he did not have a license and that he had a warrant. The officer confirmed he had a Tacoma Municipal Court warrant for his arrest for domestic violence. The man was arrested and booked into Pierce County Jail. The vehicle was left at the scene due to a licensed driver responding and removing it.

April 14 – A 37-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for not having a driver’s license. The 43-year-old passenger was cited for allowing an unauthorized person to operate a motor vehicle and forgery of a state temporary license plate. The officer stopped the vehicle on Wild Rose Rd for expired tabs. Upon contact the female said that she did not have a driver license. This was confirmed through a records check. The male passenger stated that the vehicle was his and showed a copied temporary license plate. The officer did a records check and found that the temporary plate was a fake. The vehicle was towed due to no licensed operator in the area. The case has been forwarded for filing of charges.

April 15 – A juvenile boy was arrested for indecent exposure. The boy was arrested and transported to Remann Hall.

April 15 – A 43-year-old Graham man was arrested for a $2500.00 warrant. The arresting officer saw the man in a parking lot. The officer thought the man was attempting to urinate on the side of a parked vehicle. The officer contacted the man at which time he attempted to hide himself. The man’s pants were unzipped and it appeared as though he was in fact attempting to urinate. The man said that he had a warrant for his arrest. The officer confirmed the warrant through a records check. The man was transported to the South Hill Precinct where he was turned over to the Pierce County Sheriffs Deputies.

April 18 – A 24-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for a $5050.00 warrant. The arresting officer became suspicious of the suspect after he repeatedly passed the officer who was on a traffic stop at the time. Each time the suspect passed the officer he would turn around and come back past again. The officer stopped the suspect’s vehicle in the 300 block of Washington Ave. The suspect was contacted and advised the reason for the stop. The suspect told the officer that he did not have a valid license. A records check revealed that he had two warrants out of Orting Municipal Court for driving without a license without ID and possession of marijuana. The man was arrested and transported to Buckley Jail and booked on the warrants. The man was cited for no driver’s license and no insurance.

April 19 – A 40-year-old Roy man was arrested for two felony warrants and a 25-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. The arresting officer stopped the 25-year-old man’s vehicle for an obstructed license plate. During the contact one of the passengers began to act in a manner to cause the officer alarm. The officer got the man’s name and conducted a records check, which, revealed he had two felony warrants for possession of drugs and unlawful manufacture of a controlled substance. The man was arrested on the warrants. The driver of the vehicle then voluntarily gave the officer a small amount of suspected marijuana and two smoking devices. The driver was cited and released at the scene. The 40-year-old was transported to Pierce County Jail and booked on the warrants.

April 19 – A 23-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for felony elude, driving with a suspended license and an ignition interlock violation. A 15-year-old Elbe boy was arrested for minor in possession of alcohol. The officer attempted to stop the suspect’s vehicle for speeding 41 MPH in a posted 25MPH zone. The 23-year-old driver accelerated, driving erratically and failed to stop. The vehicle then departed town traveling east on the Alder Cut Off. A Pierce County Deputy assisted by deploying STOP STICKS. The vehicle made contact with the sticks and eventually stopped at an address off Lillie Dale Rd. The driver ran from the vehicle. The passenger, the 15-year-old, was taken into custody for minor in possession of alcohol and later released to his mother who confirmed the identity of the driver. Later in the evening Pierce County Deputies contacted the officer and informed them that the driver had called from a residence on Lillie Dale Rd. The deputy and an officer responded to the residence and made contact with the occupant. The occupant initially denied that the man was there. She allowed them to check the residence and he was found hiding next to two sleeping children. He was taken into custody and booked into Pierce County Jail on the charges.

April 20 – A 25-year-old Eatonville man reported a violation of a court order. The man said that a 45-year-old man that he had served with a court order had violated it by walking past him on the same side of the street. The order stated that the 45 year old could not come within 75 feet of the 25 year old. The case has been forwarded to the Prosecutor for filing of charges.

April 20 – A 17-year-old Eatonville boy was arrested for domestic violence assault. The suspect’s younger brother came to the police department and reported that his older brother had been hitting him. He pulled up his shirt and showed the officer a red mark on his stomach. The older brother was arrested for domestic violence assault as required by law. He was transported and booked into Remann Hall.

April 20 – An 18-year-old Roy man was cited for negligent driving after he was caught by police riding a motorized motorbike inside the bowl at the skateboard park. The park was full of kids on skateboards at the time. This was clearly a dangerous act and kids could have been hurt. The suspect was cited and released his motorbike was impounded.

April 21 – A 13-year-old middle school girl was arrested for assaulting another student. The suspect got made when another 13-year-old said something to her younger brother. This resulted in a verbal argument. The suspect pushed the other girl into the wall and then began to fight with her. The suspect was later released back to school officials. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

April 21- A 46-year-old Eatonville man was accused of violating a court order by pointing at the residence of the victim who has a court ordered anti-harassment order and for violating the order when he walked within 75 feet of the victim’s apartment in order to get water from an outside spigot to water his flowers. This is a shaky at best case because the suspect lives in the same apartment complex as the victim making his movements difficult at best. However, the order does state he could not do any of the violations he allegedly committed. A case was sent to the prosecutor for review.

April 22 – A 11-year-old middle school girl admitted she scratched a boy on the back of his neck after he reportedly reached over and touched her computer keyboard messing up her school work. She said when the bell rang she got up and walked over behind the boy and scratched his neck. Because of her age she was not arrested. A report will be sent to the prosecutor at Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging. The boy was OK. He had two long scratches to the back of his neck that was bleeding.

April 23 – A 21-year-old Kapowsin man was arrested for DUI, possession of marijuana and for possession of drug paraphernalia. The suspect was stopped in the 41400 block of Orville Road for defective lighting. When contacted the driver appeared to be intoxicated. When asked if he had been drinking he admitted he had a couple of beers. He agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed all tests given. He was arrested for DUI and during a search a pot pipe was found in his pocket. During a search of his vehicle another pot pipe was found along with a small quantity of marijuana. The suspect was transported to the police station for a breath test. The results were .088 and .089. The suspect was cited and later released.

April 24 – Someone broke into the Eatonville Towing storage yard by cutting a hole in the fence. Once inside the suspect(s) hot wired a truck and crash it through the gate causing about $1,500.00 in damages. The truck ran out of gas before they could get it outside the compound. The suspect(s) also tried to hot-wire another car in the yard but apparently couldn’t get it started. Investigation continues.

April 25 – An animal cruelty complaint is under investigation.

April 26 – 34-year-old Wittmann, AZ man was arrested for DWLS 3^rd degree. The man was stopped in the 41700 block of Ski Park Rd for expired tabs. The suspect when asked for identification said he didn’t have any. Through a records check it was revealed that he had 25 prior convictions for driving with a suspended license. The suspect was cited and released

April 27 – A 55-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI. The arresting officer clocked the suspect speeding in the 800 block of SR161. The suspect was stopped and advised the reason for the stop. Upon contact with the Officer the odor of an alcoholic beverage was detected. The suspect was asked if he had been drinking? At first he said no then changed his story to yes he had one beer. He agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed the first test. He then refused to take any other tests. The suspect was arrested for DUI and transported to the Eatonville Police Department for a breath test. The suspect refused to take the breath test. The suspect was cited and later released.

April 28 – A juvenile high school boy was charged with unwanted touching. A police report was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

April 28 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was charged with violating an order for protection issued by Pierce County Superior Court. The suspect repeatedly called his ex-girlfriend on her cell phone and was seen parked outside the high school both of which are violations of the court order. The suspect later was seen outside the girl’s residence but was gone when police arrived.

March 2 – Two 16-year-old high school boys were arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia and taken into custody for truancy. The arresting officer saw the two boys climbing down a hill onto SR161 from the high school. The suspects were stopped and admitted they were “Skipping school”. During a routine search of their backpacks for weapons a pot pipe was found inside one of the boys pack. He was arrested. The other boy admitted the pipe was his. He to was arrested. Both boys were later released to school staff for truancy.

March 2– A 15-year-old Eatonville boy was arrested for domestic violence assault 4^th degree. The boy had thrown his 12-year-old sister to the ground in an argument causing a nosebleed. The boy was booked into Remann Hall.

March 2- An 18-year-old, 17-year-old boy and a 15-year-old Eatonville girl were arrested for Malicious Harassment. The arresting officer was dispatched to the LDS Church on Erin Lane. It was discovered that the three individuals had spray painted three walls of the church with obscene and threatening language. The 18-year-old was booked into PC Jail. The 17-year-old was booked into Remann Hall. Remann Hall Intake staff requested the girl be released to her mother because she had no prior criminal record. This incident is considered a “Hate Crime” and as such is a Felony.

March 4 – A 14-year-old Eatonville girl was picked up in the 100 block of Carter St W. as a runaway. She was later transported to her residence and released to her mother.

March 5 – an 18-year-old Spanaway man was arrested for NVOL without ID. The Officer made a check of the vehicle’s registration and the registered owner’s license using his in car computer. The records check showed that the registered owner did not have an operator license, only an ID. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was the registered owner. The driver was arrested, cited and released. The vehicle was released to a licensed driver that was inside the vehicle.

March 6 – A 19 and a 17-year-old Morton girl along with an 18-year-old Eatonville girl were arrested for minor in possession/consumption of alcohol. A concerned citizen notified the Officer that 4 young females had been drinking near a parked blue Ford Probe at the corner of Carter St W and Penn Ave. The citizen said the girls had gotten into the Ford Probe and driven off. The arresting officer saw the vehicle pass him and saw that driver had failed to use its turn signal. The vehicle was stopped and it was determined that 3 of the four females had been drinking. All three were arrested. A search of the car revealed a partially empty fifth of Rum. The 18 and 19-year-olds were cited and released. The 17-year-old charged and a case was sent to Remann Hall. She was later released to her mother.

March 6 – A Motor vehicle collision occurred at 126 Washington Ave. N. Upon arrival the Officer determined that the driver of a pickup truck was unresponsive and appeared to have struck a parked vehicle. The Eatonville Fire Department responded and rendered aid to the driver. A records check revealed that the driver’s license was suspended for 3 prior DUIs. The driver was transported to St. Claire Hospital by EMS. Case was sent to the Prosecutor for filing of charges.

March 6 – A 45-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. The Officer saw the suspect walking in the 200 block of Center St. The officer knew the man had a misdemeanor warrant for his arrest for possession of drug paraphernalia. The Officer stopped the man and during the conversation the man admitted to having a pot pipe. The man was cited and released.

March 7 – An Eatonville woman reported that an unknown person had broken into her residence. Upon arrival of the Officer the residence was cleared. The front door had been forced open. The woman could not detect if anything had been removed at the time. No evidence was recovered at the scene.

March 9 – A 16-year-old Eatonville girl was arrested for threats to assault. The Officer was called to the Eatonville High School. Upon arrival he interviewed the victim, a 16-year-old girl who said the other girl had threatened to beat her up. The suspect was then interviewed in the presence of her father and stated that she intended to assault the girl. She was arrested and released to her father. She was further suspended from school. Case forwarded to Remann Hall.

March 9 – A 47-year-old Eatonville man reported someone during the night had entered his unlocked company truck and his daughter’s unlocked car. Nothing was taken from the truck but some wiring was cut on the car in what may have been an attempt to steal the car.

March 11 – A 14 and a 15-year-old middle school boy were picked up on Lynch St E for truancy. The boys were seen walking eastbound on Lynch St during school hours. They were stopped and asked if they belonged in school. One boy said he was sick and walking home. The other boy said he had been suspended and was also walking home. The middle school was called and they verified both boys were skipping school. They were taken into custody and later released to school staff.

March 12 – Officers were called to a residence in the 900 block of Erin Lane for a verbal domestic. Upon arrival it was determined that the domestic was verbal only. The Officers attempted to get both parties calmed down then departed. A report was written as required by law.

March 13 – An Officer responded to a residence in the 900 block of Erin Lane for a verbal domestic. Neither party was willing to leave the residence. No crime had been committed. The Officer advised both parties that if they could not work things out civilly to seek restraining orders. A report was written as required by law.

March 16 – Officers responded to a traffic accident at the intersection of Washington Ave. N. and Lynch Creek Rd. N. E. The Officers found that a vehicle had stopped for the stop sign on Lynch Creek Rd. N. E. The vehicle then failed to yield to a vehicle that was traveling northbound on Washington Ave. N. There were minor injuries of both drivers and one passenger.

March 16 – A 28-year-old Eatonville man was arrested on a Baker City, Oregon Felony warrant for four counts of theft 1^st degree (Weapons). The Baker City Police Department faxed a copy of their police report along with a copy of a warrant for the arrest of a man living in the Town of Eatonville. They requested the man be arrested on their warrant and if possible recover the stolen weapons. On 03/15/2005 a search warrant was obtained from Pierce County Superior Court. At about 5:30PM members of the police department arrived at a residence in the 500 block of Ridge Rd to serve the warrant. The suspect was not home. At about 9:08PM members of the police department again attempted to serve the warrant and the search warrant at the residence. This time the suspect was home. He was arrested on the warrant and served with the search warrant. He was cooperative with the officers and opened his gun safe and gave them one of the four rifles listed as stolen. The suspect said he sold two of the rifles in question. He called both persons he sold the guns to and an officer was sent to meet these persons and recover the rifles. One of the rifles is still unaccounted for. The suspect was booked into PC Jail for possession of stolen property and on the Oregon warrant. Bail on the warrant is $40.000.00. However, the suspect can’t post the bail until a Superior Court Judge sees him on the charge of possession of stolen property. The three recovered rifles were driven to the area of Tri Cities and released to a Baker City police officer.

March 17 – Two 13-year-old middle school boys were picked up for truancy at the Eatonville skateboard park. An officer on patrol in the area of the skateboard park saw three teen-age boys at the park. As soon as they saw the approaching officer one of the boys took off running into an overgrown field behind the park. The officer sounded his patrol cars air horn several times and the boy decided to stop and give up. Two of the boys were skipping school the other had been suspended for being late for school 17 times so far this year. The two boys were taken to the middle school and released to school staff.

March 17 – A Eatonville woman reported that someone she had been corresponding with on the internet sent her two US Postal Money Orders and asked that she cash them and return the money to him in another country by Western Union. She was suspicious and when a package arrived she immediately turned it over to the police. The US Customs was contacted and requested the package be sent to the US Postal Service Inspectors who will complete the investigation.

March 18 – A 28-year-old Eatonville man reported that while he was southbound in the 400 block of Washington Ave N the side window to his company van was hit with an unknown object breaking it.

March 18 – An 18-year-old Graham man was detained by an Eatonville police officer for the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office. The officer was dispatched to the area of Orville Road and Clay City Road on a burglary in progress call. The dispatcher said the victim was following the suspect who had just wrecked his car in the same area. The officer arrived in the 34100 block of Orville Rd and saw a white SUV in the ditch. The suspect was sitting on the ground a short distance away and the victim was standing over him. The suspect was detained until the arrival of deputies. The suspect appeared intoxicated and after agreeing to take a field sobriety test he failed all the tests given. He was transported to the Eatonville Police Department for a breath test. The results were .096 and .095. The suspect was charged by the sheriff’s department with DUI, reckless driving, hit & run property damage and whatever other charges they may have against him.

March 19 – While assisting the Fife Police Department with a DUI emphasis patrol two Eatonville Officers were attacked by a 35-year-old Lakewood man. The man attempted to assault the Officers. The Officers were forced to employ the Tazer two times and also O.C. spray. The Officers were finally able to take the man into custody. He was booked into Pierce County Jail for two counts of Assault 3, Resisting arrest, and Obstructing.

March 21 – A 40-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for two felonies warrants. The Officer observed the man’s vehicle and made a check of the vehicle using his MDC. The vehicle’s registered owner showed two outstanding felony warrants for his arrest. The Officer attempted to stop the vehicle. The vehicle continued out of Eatonville to an address on Springwater Rd. The Officer took the man into custody for his warrants. At the time of the arrest a 47-year-old Tacoma woman was found to have drug paraphernalia. She was cited and released on the scene. The man was booked into Pierce County Jail.

March 21 – A 21-year-old Eatonville man turned himself in to the Police Department for two felonies warrants. He was transported to the Pierce County Jail and booked.

March 21 – A 24-year-old Elbe man was arrested for an Eatonville warrant. The man was contacted near Ski Park Rd and SR 161 at 2313 hrs. There had been numerous reports of people cutting wood in the area and had caused an accident prior. The Officer contacted the man and made a check with his MDT, which revealed two warrants. The man was transported to Fife Jail and booked.

March 22 – A 19-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia and no valid driver license. The man was stopped for a minor traffic infraction. When the man attempted to retrieve the vehicle registration the Officer saw the paraphernalia. The man voluntarily gave the device to the Officer. The man was cited and released at the scene.

March 22 – A 17-year-old high school girl was arrested for UPCS Paraphernalia. The Officer was dispatched to the Eatonville High School. Upon arrival it was discovered that the juvenile had shown a pot pipe to another student on 3-21-05. The student reported it to the Vice Principal on 3-22-05. The suspect juvenile was contacted and the pipe was found in her purse. She was arrested and transported to Remann Hall.

March 25 – A 17-year-old Eatonville high school girl reported that a 15-year-old male student had been following her during school and constantly touching her after she repeatedly told him to leave her alone. The boy was charged with assault. A case was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

March 25 – A 13-year-old middle school boy threatened to bring a knife to school after he and another student got into a fight. A report was sent to Remann Hall prosecutor for review and possible criminal charging.

March 25 – A 16-year-old Tacoma boy was arrested for attempted assault 1^st degree (With a gun), theft of a firearm, possession of a dangerous weapon on school grounds (pistol) and carrying a concealed firearm. The arresting officer was approached by a boy who said he overheard some large males in a white Toyota talking about beating up another boy who he named. The officer along with a backup officer contacted the occupants of a white Toyota 4 Runner in the parking lot at the baseball field on Lynch Creek Rd. The occupants (four males) were questioned and they admitted they were there to fight a 16-year-old high school boy who was playing baseball with the Eatonville High School Team. The victim was contacted and said they were from a school he once went to and he knew them. He said one of the boys he identified as sitting in the backseat of the 4 Runner had threatened him. The suspect was arrested for threats and admitted he was there to fight the other boy and admitted he said he would blow him up if he came to Eatonville. The suspect was handcuffed and placed in the back of a patrol car. During a search of the back seat where he was sitting a loaded 9mm pistol was found in the compartment in the back of the passenger front seat. The suspect admitted he stole the gun from his father and brought it with him to confront the other boy. He was later transported and booked into Remann Hall. (This incident occurred at about 5:28PM not during school hours)

March 25 – A 27-year-old Eatonville woman was involuntary committed for a mental evaluation after she called Pierce County Crisis and said she was going to kill herself with an overdose of medication. When an officer arrived she told him the same thing. He called for an ambulance and had her committed.

March 26 – A 40-year-old Eatonville woman called to report that her ex-husband had confronted her at the Glacier View Park Easter egg hunt. She said he was very angry at her and his threatening gestures and his verbal assault on her made her fearful. A protection order was recommended. This was verbal only. A report was written as required by law.

March 27 – A 27 year old Ashford man was arrested on an Eatonville Warrant. Pierce County Deputies made contact with the man at 224^th and SR 161. It was confirmed that there was an active warrant from the Eatonville Municipal Court. The man was arrested and booked into the Fife Jail.

February 14 – An abandon vehicle was removed from the 100 block of Rainier Ave. N. The vehicle had been tagged as abandon on 11-3-04; unknown persons scraped off the tag. The Officer had the vehicle removed by Eatonville Tow.

February 16 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man call 911 to report a domestic dispute. Upon arrival of the Police the man stated that he and his 21-year-old brother had a verbal dispute. Neither party reported or showed signs of physical contact. Both parties departed the location on their own.

February 17 – A 16-year-old high school boy reported that someone had broken into his gym locker and stole $200.00.

February 17 – A 15-year-old high school student was charged with indecent exposure. The boy pulled his shirt up around his chest and then pulled his pants partially down exposing his buttocks. He then paraded around the classroom trying to hug students. The suspect then walked to the center of the classroom and pulled his pants down around his knees and exposed his buttocks to the teacher and one other student. The suspect was charged and later released back to school officials.

February 18 – A 13 and a 14-year-old middle school student were picked up in the 200 block of Penn Ave N for a truancy violation. Both boys were taken into custody and released to middle school staff.

February 19 – A 16-year-old Eatonville boy was cited for Negligent driving II. The Officer was dispatched to Smallwood Park for a suspected motor vehicle accident. The original caller later called back saying it was a vehicle having problems with its horn. The Officer went to the park and found that the boy had been doing “donuts” and lost control of his vehicle striking a tree causing both air bags to deploy. The boy was cited and released at the scene.

February 21 – An 11 and 13-year-old Eatonville girl were arrested for theft in the third degree. Both girls were video taped shoplifting items valued at $48.14. The girls were arrested and released to their parent. The case was forwarded to Remann Hall for filing of charges.

February 22 – A 43-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI Drugs. The Officer saw the man’s vehicle and noted that its tabs were expired. The Officer attempted to stop the vehicle. The vehicle then sped up and began to drive dangerously. The Officer terminated the pursuit. The Officer continued at a normal speed and saw the suspect vehicle also moving at the normal speed. The Officer maneuvered behind the vehicle and stopped the vehicle at Alder Cut Off and SR 7. The man exited the vehicle and became non compliant. Pierce County Deputies arrived and assisted the Officer taking the man into custody. IT was determined that the man was DUI. A WSP Trooper conducted a DRE evaluation and determined that the man was impaired on a Central Nervous System Stimulant (METH). The man was transported to Good Sam for a blood draw. The case was forwarded for filing of charges.

February 24 – A 60-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI. The arresting officer saw the suspect at the intersection of Center St and Washington Ave. The suspect continued eastbound on Center St driving in an erratic manner. The suspect was stopped at Bergerren Rd and advised the reason for the stop. The driver was asked if he had been drinking and admitted to drinking probably about 5 beers. He refused to take a field sobriety test. He was arrested and taken to the police station for a breath test. The suspect refused the breath test. His license was punched and he was then cited and later released

February 1 – A juvenile boy was arrested for making threats to kill an adult. He was booked into Remann Hall.

February 1 – A van was impounded after citizens complained it was partially blocking the roadway on Eagle Glenn Ct.

February 2 – A 13-year-old middle school boy was charged with disorderly conduct after he attempted to fight another student. When teachers tried to break up the fight the suspect continued to throw punches. The other boy was not injured. The police report was sent to Remann Hall prosecutors for review and criminal charging.

February 2 – A 25-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for violating a protection order. The arresting officer served the suspect with a protection order issued by Pierce County Superior Court. Within a few minutes after being issued the order he violated it. He was later arrested and booked into Fife City Jail.

February 2 – A 38-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI. The arresting officer saw the suspect as he stopped at the intersection of Center St W and Washington Ave. The suspect crossed the intersection traveling eastbound on Center St E. in the left turn only lane of travel. After about 100 feet the suspect jerked the wheel to the right almost hitting the curb. He continued eastbound weaving back and forth over the center and fog line. He was finally stopped in the 700 block of Center St E. The officer noted that the driver appeared intoxicated and smelled heavily of intoxicants. He agreed to take a field sobriety test, which he failed. He was arrested and taken to the police department for a breath test. Once at the department he refused the breath test. He was cited and later transported to his residence and released.

February 3 – A 49-year-old Eatonville man was charged with driving with a suspended license 2^nd degree. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle parked at a local business. He knew the owner of the vehicle and had heard that he had a suspended license. The officer contacted records and ran the suspects name for his driver’s status. The records check showed that the owner did have a suspended license for refusing to take a breath/blood test and for failing to have an ignition interlock device. The officer saw the suspect walk out to his truck and start to drive off. Due to traffic the officer was unable to catch up to the suspect until he had parked his truck in front of his residence and was nowhere to be found. A case was sent to the prosecutor for review and criminal charging.

February 4 – A 14 and a 15-year-old high school girl were arrested for theft and possession of stolen property after they stole $12.00 from the purse of another student. The money was recovered. Because Remann Hall was too full at the time the girls were later released to their parents.

February 5 – A stolen vehicle was recovered in the 41400 block of Orville Road.

February 7 – A 25-year-old Eatonville man was charged with violating a protection order after he left a message on his ex-girls friends’ answering machine and wrote a note asking to see his son. The police report was sent to the prosecutor for review and possible criminal charging.

February 9 – The 27-year-old owner of a pit bull was charged with harboring a vicious/ dangerous dog after the dog bit an 11-year-old boy. The boy was treated at a local hospital and released. It is reported that this is the third time this same dog has bitten someone. The dog was placed in 10-day quarantine as required by the Eatonville Municipal Code. The police report was sent to the prosecutor for review and criminal charging.

February 10 – Two middle school boys were reportedly throwing rocks at each other. One of the rocks hit another student in the head causing a laceration that took about 10 stitches to close. Investigation continues.

February 10 – A 60-year-old Monroe woman reported that she had given personal information about her mother to a man who told her he was from the US Census Bureau. This appears to be a scam to get personal information for a later ID Theft.

February 11 – A 14-year-old high school girl was arrested after she was found to be in possession of marijuana and a pot pipe. Because Remann Hall was too full she was later released to her mother.

February 11 – a 15-year-old high school boy was seen at a residence in the 400 block of Lynch St W. The boy was stopped and admitted he was skipping school. He was taken into custody and later released to school staff.

February 11 – Fire and police were dispatched to the 100 block of Rainier Ave S for a woman who had apparently died of natural causes. The medical examiner was contacted and released the body to a funeral home.

February 14 – A 68 year old Eatonville woman was given an infraction for improper backing involving a traffic accident. Police were dispatched to the Eatonville Elementary School where they contacted a 32 year old Eatonville woman. She said that a truck had struck her vehicle while attempting to back into a parking spot. She said that the driver had given her name and left the scene. The Officer conducted an area check and found the vehicle parked and unattended. The Officer waited until the driver returned. The driver denied being involved in an accident. The Officer issued her a NOI and departed the scene.

February 14 – A 15-year-old Eatonville girl was recovered as a runaway. The Officer was contacted by a citizen who told him that he knew the location of a listed runaway. The Officer verified the runaway status. The girl was placed in Secure CRC at the parent’s request.

January 2 – A 27-year-old Ashford man was arrested on multiple warrants for his arrest and for making false statements to a police officer. The arresting officer saw the suspect hitchhiking in the 500 block of Center St E. The suspect was asked to identify himself. He gave the officer a false name and date of birth. After giving more false information to the officer he finally admitted he lied because he probably had warrants for his arrest. The suspect was identified and a records check showed he had a felony warrant for residential burglary, a warrant for DUI, and two Eatonville warrants for possession of drug paraphernalia and driving with a suspended license. He was arrested and later booked into PC jail.

January 3 – A 14-year-old Eatonville girl was reported as a runaway. A short time later the girl turned herself in to police. She was released back to her father.

January 5 – there was a bomb threat note found at the high school. The school was searched and nothing was found.

January 7 – Officers were dispatched to a residence on Eagle Glenn Court on a reported 911 call. The occupants were contacted and it was determined it was a verbal domestic only. An information report was written as required by law.

January 8 – A 16-year-old Eatonville boy reported that a 17-year-old boy had assaulted him at the high school on January 4^th. The suspect is reportedly angry over being suspended for fighting and has made threats to hurt the other boy.

January 8 – A 19-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and several Lewis County warrants for his arrest. The arresting officer stopped a car in the 600 block of Center St on a traffic violation. The driver and passenger were contacted. The passenger did not have on a seatbelt. The officer advised him he would be cited for a seatbelt violation and requested his name and date of birth. A records check showed that he had multiple Lewis County warrants for his arrest. He was arrested and during a search he was asked if he had any weapons? He told the officer no but “I bought a 20 of marijuana earlier today” He told the officer the bag of marijuana was in his pants pocket. Asked if he had anything else he said he had some more marijuana in his other pants pocket and a pot pipe. The suspect was arrested, cited and later released after Lewis County Sheriff’s Deputies were unable to meet the officer and take the suspect to their jail.

January 9 – A 42-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for possession of a stolen car, possession of drug paraphernalia, forgery and making false statements to a police officer. The arresting officer saw a black Lexus at the intersection of Carter St and Rainier Ave N. He saw the car pull into the parking lot behind the apartments at 201 Rainier Ave N and saw the driver and passenger enter a small two apartment building located behind the larger apartment building. The officer ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed that the vehicle was stolen. The officer assisted by a Pierce County Sheriff’s Deputy checked an apartment and saw the two suspects inside one of the apartment. They were brought out at gunpoint and arrested. During a search of the male driver’s backpack a meth pipe was found. The female passenger was questioned and it was determined she had no knowledge the vehicle was stolen she was later released. During a search of the car several forged registration were found. The suspect was booked into PC Jail.

January 11 – A 17-year-old Eatonville girl reported that an elderly couple in a green Ford pickup truck with matching canopy had backed into her car while it was parked in the 200 block of Lynch St W. A witness said an elderly woman was standing behind the truck guiding the man back. He apparently backed too far and hit the victim’s car. The couple then drove off.

January 11 – An 18-year-old Eatonville woman reported that at about midnight while in the 41900 block of SR161 she saw a male dressed in dark clothing walking northbound. She said she stopped and rolled her window down and began talking to this person. The man reportedly walked to her car and removing a baseball bat type of club and smashed out her front windshield. The woman said she sprayed the person with pepper spray and drove away. The damages to her car were inconsistent with what she said took place. The investigating officer told the woman he did not believe her story. The woman assured the officer she was telling the truth. A search of the area was conducted and no one was seen walking anywhere in the area.

January 13 – This department is investigating a possible child molest/abuse case.

January 14 – A 12-year-old girl was reported as a runaway. A short time later she was found in the 400 block of Lynch St W. She was taken into custody and released to her grandparents.

January 15 – a 25-year-old Eatonville man was charged with felony assault 2^nd degree after he hit a 35-year-old Eatonville man with a baseball bat. A group of friends were in a trailer at the Mill Village RV lot drinking. A woman while bending over to hug another person was slapped by the victim. She immediately turned and backhanded him. The owner of the trailer got mad and threw the victim out. The son of the woman slapped went to his parents trailer next door and got an aluminum baseball bat. He found the suspect standing outside and hit him in the shoulder with the bat. He then fled the area in an unknown direction. A warrant will be issued for his arrest.

January 17 –A50-year-old Eatonville man was arrested on two Eatonville Municipal Court warrants for his arrest. The arresting officer saw the suspect in the 300 block of Center St E. He ran the suspects plate on his in car computer. The records check showed he suspect had a suspended license for administrative reason and he also had two warrants, one for DUI and another for driving with a suspended license. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was the registered owner. He was arrested and later booked into Fife City Jail.

January 17 – A 34-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had struck her vehicle while it was parked in the Plaza Market parking lot and left without reporting the accident.

January 17 – A 22-year-old Tacoma man was arrested on a Lewis County warrant for bail jumping. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 200 block of Washington Ave N. He ran the license plates on his in car computer. The records check showed that the registered owner had a $25,000.00 felony warrant for bail jumping. He was stopped and was identified as the registered owner. He was arrested and later booked into PC Jail.

January 18 – A 14-year-old high school girl was arrested for disorderly conduct after she allegedly threatened to beat up another girl or to provoke a fight. After three trips to the school involving this suspect she was arrested. She was transported to the police station and was later released to a parent.

January 18 – A 15 and 16-year-old high school boy were charged with assaulting each other. The arresting officer was dispatched to the area of the Eatonville Cemetery for a fight brewing. When he arrived there were about 50 high school students standing there. When the officer approached they all scattered. Apparently they all packed up and went to an area known as the “Red Gate” off the Mashell Prairie Road. Both parties mutually agreed to the fight. However, it appeared to be a one sided fight. The 16-year-old was pretty well beat up and had to be taken to a local hospital to be treated for his injuries. The other boy was interviewed at his residence and did not appear to have suffered any injuries. The case was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charges filed against both boys for assaulting each other.

January 19 – A 26-year-old Eatonville woman was involuntarily committed to Good Sam Hospital for a mental evaluation after she attempted suicide.

January 19 – A 13-year-old girl was charged with assaulting another girl at the middle school. The suspect while walking past the victim deliberately dumped a container of ketchup on her hair and clothing. The report was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

January 20 – A 16-year-old high school boy was charged with threatening to kill the school security officer and for malicious mischief. The boy was observed by the security officer breaking a drainpipe off the building. When he was taken to the school administrative office he threatened to kill the security officer. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

January 20 – A 36-year-old Pacific Washington man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 400 block of Center St E. He ran the license plates on his in car computer. The records checked showed that the registered owner had a $10,000.00 Seattle warrant for his arrest for DUI and his license was suspended for administrative reasons. The suspect was stopped and he was the registered owner. He was arrested on the warrant and for driving with a suspended license. Seattle PD later called a said they could not pick up the suspect and requested he be released.

January 20 – Officers were dispatched to a reported domestic disturbance. The officers determined that the disturbance between a boyfriend and girlfriend was verbal only. A report was written as required by law.

January 21 – An officer was dispatched to the 400 block of SR161 on a reported injured deer. The injuries to the deer were so severe it had to be dispatched.

January 23 – Officers were dispatched to a residence in Emerald Ridge on a report domestic dispute. The officers determined that the incident between a woman and her husband was verbal only. A report was written as required by law.

January 23 – A 21-year-old Eatonville man was involuntary committed to Good Sam Hospital for a mental evaluation after he called a 911 operator and said he was considering suicide.

January 25 – A 48-year-old Eatonville man was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle and for eluding a police vehicle. The suspect was first observed at the intersection of Center St and Washington Ave. The suspect’s vehicle turned left almost hitting a fully marked patrol car. The officer followed the suspect thinking he may be intoxicated. The vehicle was stopped in the alley between the elementary school and the middle school. The officer contacted the driver and smelled the odor on intoxicants coming from the inside of the car. The driver admitted that he had been drinking. After getting a paper copy of the suspects driver’s license he walked back to his patrol car to run a records check on the driver and the vehicle. The records check showed that the vehicle was stolen and the driver had several warrants for his arrest. The officer walked back to the suspect’s car drew his service weapon and ordered the driver out of the car at gunpoint. The driver leaned over and kissed his female passenger and immediately put the car in gear speeding off. In his attempt to flee the area he almost hit another police officer responding to the area. The suspect then proceeded northbound on SR161 to 352^nd St with two sheriff’s deputies right behind him. An East Side Pierce County Sheriff’s Sergeant terminated the pursuit before the suspect could be stopped. A warrant has been requested for the suspect’s arrest.

January 26 – A juvenile girl was placed in protective custody and was involuntary committed to Mary Bridge Hospital for a mental evaluation after she admitted she took a large quantity of cold medication to kill herself. The girl said she did not want to go back home and if forced to do so she would commit suicide. This case was referred to Child Protective Services.

January 26 – A 27-year-old Sumner man was arrested for shoplifting and for eluding a police officer. The suspect along with two females entered the Mill Town Chevron. The two girls shoplifted two packs of Allerfed (which can be used in the manufacture of meth) and paid for two packs. They all walked outside and two of the packs of the medication were given to the suspect. They left in different vehicles. An employee was able to get the description of the vehicle, which was quite unique and would stand out. A short time later the investigating officer while on an area check for the suspect saw the vehicle pass him at the intersection of Eatonville Highway and SR7. He chased the suspect to the area of 320^th St and SR7 before he was able to stop him. The suspect admitted they shoplifted the medication for the purpose of making meth and that he was a meth cook. He was later booked into PC Jail.

January 27 – Four teenage high school students were taken into custody for truancy. The high school called to report that five students were truant and they were last seen in the 400 block of Lynch St W. A residence was checked and a four of the students were inside. They were transported to the high school and released to school staff.

January 28 – A 38-year-old Eatonville woman reported that she believed four high school students had stolen a ferret valued at $149.00 from the Fur Feather and Fence Pet Shop. Her son was able to identify all four of the kids. All four teenagers, two boys and two girls were contacted. Two admitted they had stolen the ferret. Unfortunately the girl who had kept the animal decided to let it go in her back yard. A search of the area was conducted but it could not be found. The two teenagers were arrested and later booked into Remann Hall. One other girl was charged with the theft of the ferret because she was an accomplice. The fourth was not charged.

December 1 – Two 14-year-old high school girls reportedly got into a fistfight on their way to school. One of the girls denied there ever was a fight and the confrontation was verbal only. Witnesses verified no fight took place. Case closed as unfounded.

December 2 – A 35-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for malicious mischief (domestic violence). The suspect and his girlfriend got into a verbal argument over their children. The 38-year-old girlfriend got mad and decided pack her things and leave. The suspect got mad and smashed a stereo belong to his girlfriend. He was arrested and booked into Fife City jail.

December 2 – a 45-year-old Eatonville man reported a large dog belonging to a 23-year-old neighbor had bitten him. The victim was treated for the dog bite to his side at the Good Sam Hospital Clinic in Eatonville. The dog’s owner said the dog is always inside an electric fenced in their back yard and has never shown an aggression towards anyone in the four and a half years they have owned the dog. The owner was ordered to keep the dog inside the residence for the mandatory 10-day quarantine as required by the Eatonville Municipal Code.

December 3 – A 28-year-old Eatonville woman reported a possible identity theft. The victim said that a 28-year-old former friend that has multiple felony warrants for her arrest has been using her name. The victim learned from another friend that works for the Department of Corrections that a wanted flyer on the suspect has the victims name listed as an alias name. The victim fears if she is stopped by law enforcement officers she may be arrested for an act committed by her former friend. The victim was provided a case number and a copy of the police report.

December 4 – A 27-year-old Puyallup man was arrested for DUI. The Officer stopped the man for speeding. The Officer immediately detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage. The man voluntarily submitted to the Standardized Field Sobriety tests and showed obvious signs of impairment. The man was transported to the Eatonville P. D. where he gave two samples of his breath, which were .146 and .164. The man was released and the case was forwarded to Municipal Court for filing of charges.

December 5 – A 30-year-old Eatonville man reported that his $900.00 mountain bike had been stolen from the area of 44500 SR 7. A report was completed and forwarded to the Pierce County Sheriffs Department.

December 6 – A 16 and a 17-year-old boy were arrested for possession of marijuana and one of the boys was charged with possession with intent to deliver. The boys were caught by school staff in possession of marijuana. One of the boys admitted the marijuana was his and he had given it to his friend. Both were arrested and later booked into Remann Hall.

December 6 – Two 18-year-old men were arrested for attempted burglary, vandalism and vehicle prowl. A 17-year-old accomplish is wanted for questioning. Police were given a 8mm video tape that showed the suspects consuming large amounts of alcohol, and even showed them drinking a vomiting on a Eatonville School District School Bus, attempting to break into parked cars, breaking two windows at the Eatonville Co-op Day Care, breaking the windshield of a Dodge pickup truck and finally them attempting to break into the Plaza Market. One of the men was booked into PC Jail and the other was cited and released.

December 8 – A 20-year-old Eatonville woman reported that her 41-year-old mother who lives in Oklahoma used her name to obtain telephone and electrical services and then didn’t pay the bills resulting in her being charged. A copy of the report will be forwarded to Tulsa Oklahoma Sheriff’s Department for investigation.

December 9 – A 12-year-old middle school boy was charged with stabbing another student in the arm with an ink pen. The boy became mad when another student while passing his desk made a comment he didn’t like. The suspect stabbed the other boy in the left forearm causing a small puncture wound and a scratch. Because of the boys age he was not booked into Remann Hall. He later released to school officials. Case to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

December 10 – The police department is investigating a possible sexual assault that occurred at the middle school.

December 10 – A 22-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone broke into her car while it was parked in the 200 block of Carter St. E. The suspect(s) stole a stereo, some speakers and a radar detector.

December 12 – A 17-year-old Auburn boy was arrested for DUI, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. Two teenage girls and another teenage boy were also arrested for minor in possession of alcohol. The arresting officer while monitoring traffic on Washington Ave saw the suspects vehicle traveling westbound on Center St. The driver was not slowing down as he approached the intersection and had to finally hit his breaks hard stopping inside the intersection itself. The officer pulled in behind the suspect and clocked him at 35MPH in a posted 25MPH speed zone. The vehicle was stopped in the 200 block of Washington Ave N. The driver appeared to be intoxicated and was asked if he had been drinking. He said “No.” He was asked and agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed all tests given. He was arrested for DUI. During a search of his car .6grams of marijuana and a pot pipe were found. The passengers were given a portable breath test and they all failed. They too were arrested for MIP. The suspect and his passengers were transported to the police department. Once at the police station the driver refuse the breath test. They were all cited and released to parents.

December 12 – A 40-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had driven a newer Dodge truck through his front yard hitting his portable basketball hoop.

December 12 – A 33-year-old Nine Mile Falls, Washington resident was arrested for DUI, violating his vehicle interlock requirement, driving with a revoked license and for a $7.600.00 Federal Way warrant for his arrest for DUI. The arresting officer was flagged down by a motorist who reported the driver in front of him was intoxicated. The officer pulled in behind the suspect and observed his driving. The officer saw that the suspect was swerving from side to side. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was contacted. Before the officer reached the drivers window he smelled to very strong odor of intoxicants. The driver was so intoxicated he was not asked to take a field sobriety test. He was arrested and taken to the police station for a breath test. The results were .264 and .281. Because the test results were so high medical personnel were contacted and after an observation period they determined he was ok to be transported to jail. The suspect was cited and later transported to Puyallup where he was released to Federal Way police on their warrant.

December 12 – A 14-year-old boy reportedly stole $140.00 from his father wallet. The boy admitted he took the money and later that day denied taking the money. He said he admitted he took the money in order to avoid being booked into Remann Hall. A report was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

December 13 – A 14-year-old high school boy was arrested for assault. The boy was arrested after he hit a teenage girl in the breast and then hit her in the crotch area with his hand. A report was sent to Remann Hall for criminal charging.

December 17 – An 85-year-old Eatonville man while backing from a parking space at the Plaza Market hit another vehicle. He was cited for improper backing.

December 17 – A 59-year-old Eatonville woman while backing from a parking space at the Plaza Market hit another vehicle. She was cited for improper backing and for having an expired drivers license.

December 20 – Four Auburn Native American men were arrested for possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, one of the men was charged with Felon in possession of a firearm and one had two additional charges of possession with intent to deliver cocaine and a federal charge of kill a bald eagle. The arresting officer observed the suspects vehicle traveling northbound in the 100 block of Washington Ave. He ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had an ID card only and he had two Auburn warrants for his arrest. The driver of the vehicle matched the description of the registered owner. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was the registered owner. The officer saw numerous rifles in the vehicle all within easy reach of the occupants and he noticed they all seemed overly nervous. A Pierce County Sheriff’s Deputy soon arrived to assist. A records check showed that one of the passengers was a convicted felon and another had a warrant for his arrest for possession of marijuana. The suspects were removed from the vehicle and during a search they were found to be in possession of a large quantity of cocaine and marijuana as well as drug paraphernalia. The suspects admitted they had been hunting in the Riffe Lake area of Lewis County. During a search of the car a dead young bald eagle was found. The occupants identified a 22-year-old man as the person who shot and kill the eagle. A Washington State Game Warden was contacted and he took possession of the eagle and will be charging the suspect in federal court. The penalty for killing a bald eagle is 6 years in prison and a $100,000.00 fine. Two of the suspects were booked into PC Jail and two were cited and released.

December 21- A 23-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for felony possession of meth, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. A search warrant was served on a residence in the 200 block of Orchard Ave N. During the search a large quantity of drug paraphernalia was found along with some marijuana and methamphetamine. Two 22-year-old men who live at the residence but were not at home at the time of the search warrant service will also charged with possession of marijuana. The woman was transported and booked into PC jail.

December 23 – A 30-year-old Eatonville man living in the 700 block of Carriage Court reported a burglary to his residence. The suspect broke out a window on the west side of his house and then climbed inside. The suspect stole two DVD players, jewelry, DVD’s and about $400.00 worth of their daughters Christmas presents.

December 24 – A 53-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had just broken into her vehicle. The victim said she had arrived home from shopping and had taken some items inside leaving her car unlocked. When she returned to the car she noticed that the hood was open. An officer responded and saw an area where dirt appeared to have been smudged by a piece of cloth in the shape of a finger.

December 25 – A teenage girl was arrested for assaulting her mother. She was transported and booked into Remann Hall.

December 26 – A 25-year-old Graham man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer saw the suspect in the 200 block of Washington Ave. He ran the license plate on his in car computer. The records check showed the registered owner had an administrative suspended license for having no insurance on his car. The suspect was stopped and he was the registered owner. He was arrested and after being cited he was released.

December 27 – Someone smeared feces on the walls of the post office lobby.

December 28 – An officer was dispatched to the 300 block of Orchard Ave on a reported domestic situation. The incident turned out to be verbal only. An information was completed as required by law.

December 28 – A 48-year-old Eatonville man reported he and another man were involved in a traffic accident that occurred on 12/25/2004. Because no one called to report the accident scene on the date it occurred an information report was written for insurance purposes only.

December 29 – A 49-year-old Graham woman was charged for writing a bad check to a local business. The suspect was given a written warning letter explaining she had 15 days in which to make restitution. She failed to comply within the time allowed. Later that day she paid the restitution plus any bad check fees. The business owner requested the case be dismissed.

December 31 – A 56-year-old woman was taken into protective custody. An off duty police officer reported he was following a possible drunk driver on Mountain Highway in the area of the Eatonville Highway. An Eatonville officer was dispatched and stopped the vehicle at the intersection of Mt. Hwy and Eatonville Hwy. The driver appeared disoriented and confused but not intoxicated. A records check showed that she was a missing/endangered person from Mercer Island. The woman was taken to the police department. Her husband was contacted and picked her up.

November 1 – Two 17-year-old high school boys were arrested for minor in possession and consumption of alcohol. The two boys had been drinking from a bottle of Bacardi 151 Rum on their way to school. Once at school a teacher smelled the odor of intoxicants on one of the boys and reported the incident to school staff. Both boys were later released to their parents.

November 2 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man was charged with driving with a suspended license 2^nd degree. An officer saw the suspect driving in the 100 block of Washington Ave N and noticed that the vehicle did not have a front license plate. The suspect was stopped and advised the reason for the traffic stop. The suspect told the officer he didn’t have his license with him. A records check showed that he had a suspended license for two felony eluding charges and one for MIP. The suspect was cited and released.

November 2 – A 30-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had cut a hole in the top of his wife’s jeep and stole the stereo. The suspect(s) then slashed both front seats with what appeared to be a razor blade.

November 4 – A 72-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had stole a statue from a gravesite at the Eatonville Town Cemetery.

November 5 – A 12 and a 13-year-old middle school boy were picked up for truancy. They were transported to the middle school and released to school staff.

November 5 - An Officer was called to a residence in Eatonville where a 22-year-old male and a 22-year-old female were having a dispute over custody of the child they had in common. The Officer was there to maintain civil order. The Officer was requested to document the situation, which he did.

November 7 – A 38-year-old Kent man was arrested for two counts of Assault 4^th degree DV and one count of Malicious Mischief 3^rd degree DV. The Officer was dispatched to the parking lot in the 300 block of Center St. E. for a possible Domestic in progress. Upon arrival it was determined that the man had assaulted his 35-year-old girlfriend and her 14-year-old daughter. Further while she was attempting to call 911 the man had taken and broke the woman’s cell phone. The man was booked into Fife Jail on the charges.

November 10 – A 56-year-old Ashford woman was arrested for violation of a trip permit. The Officer while monitoring traffic observed the vehicle passed the Officer. The Officer could not see any license plates on the vehicle. The Officer stopped the vehicle and found that it had a trip permit that had been used for October 21. The Officer cited the woman and released her at the scene.

November 12 – An 11-year-old Ashford boy reported that a vehicle had struck him as he was walking eastbound at 388 Center St. E. He said that the vehicle had been in the parking lot and was occupied by a boy and three girls. The vehicle then sped out of the parking lot striking him on the left leg. The boy was transported to Morton Hospital by his parents to be treated for minor bruising and swelling. The Officer made contact with the outside employees of the business but they were unable to provide any further information. The vehicle was described as a small silver sporty type vehicle with a fin. The investigation continues.

November 15 – A 46-year-old Eatonville woman reported that an unknown person or persons had entered her vehicle. She said that nothing was removed but that the person had also let the air out of her front tires. No suspect information was discovered.

November 16 – A 41-year-old Eatonville man reported that he had been assaulted while in a local tavern. The man said that while he was sitting at the bar four men approached him and struck him with closed fists to the back of the head. When the Eatonville man stood up all four of the men knocked him to the ground hitting and kicking him. The four men have not been identified at the time but one of the men’s vehicle license plates was reported. Investigation continues.

November 17 – A LeMay garbage truck caught fire behind Town Hall. When the driver noticed the fire he attempted to exit the parking lot and move the vehicle to a safe location. In doing so he struck the corner of the building causing about $50.00 damage.

November 18 – A 27-year-old Eatonville woman reported a suspicious man watching a bus stop. The male, identified as a white male about 6’ 00” 180 lbs. Long blonde hair wearing a Carhartt jump suit, had been hanging around the bus stop since November 8. The Officer attempted to locate the individual but met with negative results. The Officer contacted the bus driver who drives the route. She said that she had seen the man. The Officer contacted all the Eatonville School Principals and gave them a description of the man. The Officer further contacted the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office to give them the information.

November 18 – A 13-year-old Eatonville boy assaulted a 12-year-old Eatonville boy at the Eatonville Middle School. The Officer was dispatched to the Eatonville Middle School where he made contact with the assistant Principal. Investigation revealed that the 12-year-old walked up and punched the 13-year-old with a closed fist. The 12 was arrested and released on his mother’s request. Case forwarded to Remann Hall for charging.

November 18 – A 43-year-old Eatonville woman reported that her camcorder had been stolen from her daughter’s locker while at the Eatonville High School. The Officer made contact with the High School staff and was informed him that the Camcorder was recovered and the identity of the suspects. The Officer interviewed the woman’s daughter and the suspects. He arrested a 15-year-old Eatonville boy and transported him to Remann Hall where he was booked on Theft 2^nd charges. There was one other suspect in the case that was not booked. The case was forwarded to Remann Hall for filing of charges.

November 19 – A 35-year-old Eatonville man reported that his daughter had been harassed. The Officer responded and interviewed the daughter and attempted to contact the suspect with negative results. The case was forwarded to Remann Hall for filing of charges.

November 22 – An Officer was dispatched to a report of a traffic accident. Upon arrival the Officer discovered that a 57-year-old Eatonville woman had backed into a 52-year-old Eatonville man’s vehicle. Damage to both vehicles was estimated at $1000.00.

November 22 – An Officer was dispatched to a report of a traffic accident. Upon arrival at the address the Officer discovered that a 4-year-old Eatonville boy had gotten vehicle keys, exited the back door of his residence, and started his mother’s vehicle. The boy then put the vehicle into gear and struck a residence that was across the street. The owner of the residence and the owner of the vehicle were friends and agreed to handle the damages.

November 23 – A local business owner reported a shoplift of a $56.00 set of skateboard trucks. The owner said that she had just received the shipment and the box containing the trucks were on the floor. She took the box home to price the trucks and found them to be missing. The description of the trucks was very specific and identifiable. Investigation continues.

November 25 – A 47-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had stolen her cell phone.

November 25 – A teenage high school girl was charged with disorderly conduct after she repeatedly attempted to get another girl to fight her. The case was sent to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

November 25 – A 30-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had stolen his 1985 Suzuki Quad Runner from his barn. The Quad is reddish orange with black front and rear racks.

November 25 – A 22-year-old Eatonville man was taken to Puget Sound Hospital for a mental evaluation after he threatened to commit suicide.

November 26 – Someone broke into the storage shed at the Gypsy Wagon Espresso Wagon sometime between 3:00PM on 11/25/2004 and 5:00AM on 11/26/2004. The suspect(s) stole a large quantity of merchandise that was stored there.

November 26 – A 50-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had stolen about $400.00 from her bank account by using her debit account number. The case was turned over to the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office for investigation.

November 26 – A 38-year-old Auburn man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The arresting officer ran the suspects license number on his in car computer. The records check showed that the registered owner had a suspended license for motor vehicle accident financial responsibility. He was stopped, arrested cited and later released.

November 28 – A 19-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for Unlawful Possession of Marijuana and Drug Paraphernalia. The man was stopped for suspicion of DUI. When the Officer made contact with the man the Officer saw in plain sight an amount of a green leafy substance which later tested positive for Marijuana. The man was booked into Fife Jail.

November 28 – A 45-year-old Eatonville woman reported the theft of her prescription drugs and a wedding set. The woman said that the items had been taken from her sister while she was staying with her. No suspect information was given.

November 28 – A 31-year-old Eatonville woman reported an attempted arson. The woman said while she was moving items from one storage room to another she saw a pile of paper bags that had been lit on fire and placed next to the storage units. The woman’s son was able to give a general description of the suspect.

October 1 – Someone made a bomb threat at the middle school. The suspect wrote “Tic Tic Boom 2” on a towel dispenser in the 8^th grade girl’s restroom. The school was evacuated and searched nothing was found.

October 1 – Two 14-year-old girls were arrested. One for minor in possession of alcohol the other for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. An Eatonville High School staff member while standing at the football filed gate monitoring the ticket takers smelled intoxicants as two students passed her. The two girls were escorted to an officer working the football game. He detected the smell of alcohol and had the girl’s blow into a portable breath tester. One girl’s results were negative; the other girls however had a .14 she was arrested for MIP. The other girl removed her jacket and as another student was walking past attempted to hand it to them stating it didn’t belong to her. The jacket was searched and inside was a pack of cigarettes, .04 grams of marijuana and a pot pipe. The girl was arrested. Both were later released to parents.

October 2 – Two 17-year-old high school boys were arrested for minor in possession of alcohol while on school grounds. A high school staff member while monitoring students at the Homecoming Dance smelled alcohol on the breath of a student who was trying to get into the dance at the rear of the gym. The arresting officer made contact with the student and determined that he was apparently intoxicated. A field sobriety test was given and he failed. A portable breath tester was brought out and the results were .95. He was arrested for MIP. Another student that was with the suspect was also contacted he too appeared to be intoxicated. He was given a breath test using the portable breath tester and his results were .050. He was also arrested. One of the suspects told the officer he had beer inside his car and in the trunk. He told the officer he could go get it. The beer was removed and poured out. Both boys were later released to their parents.

October 3 – A 39-year-old Puyallup man was arrested for DUI. The Pierce County Dispatcher advised the arresting officer that a white van on the Alder Cut Off Rd was headed towards Eatonville and the driver might be intoxicated. The passenger of another vehicle altered the officer that the white van behind them was intoxicated. The officer pulled in behind the van in the 500 block of Center St Wand began to observe his driving. The driver was driving to the extreme right side of the road striking the curb and weave back into his lane. The suspect was stopped in the 300 block of Center Street. The suspect when contacted smell strongly of intoxicants. The suspect agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed all tests given. He was arrested for DUI and transported to the police station for a breath test. The results were .154 and 159. He was cited and later released to his wife.

October 3 – A 20-year-old homeless man was arrested for felony possession of meth, possession of drug paraphernalia and two Eatonville Municipal Court warrants for his arrest, one for possession of marijuana/paraphernalia and the other for minor in possession of alcohol. The arresting officer’s saw the suspect in the 100 block of the alley that parallels Washington Ave N. Both officers knew that the suspect had warrants for his arrest. After the warrants were confirmed the suspect was stopped and arrested on the warrants. As the arresting officer began to search the suspect he was asked if he had “anything” on him. The suspect said he had two pipes and that was all. Two pot pipes were found in his pants pocket. During a search of his wallet a baggy of white powder was found. The suspect admitted the powder was methamphetamine. The suspect was arrested on the additional drug charges and later booked into PC jail.

October 4 – A 31-year-old Mineral man was charged with failing to register as a sex offender. The arresting officer while monitoring traffic in the 100 block of Washington Ave N ran the suspect’s license plates. The records checked showed that the owner of the vehicle might have failed to register as a sex offender. The driver of the vehicle matched the description of the driver. The suspect was stopped and was the owner. The driver handed the officer his driver’s license that had an address of 815 Eatonville Highway Apartment B-6. A records check showed that he had last registered in Auburn, WA. He had for a fact not registered in Eatonville. The suspect said he had just moved to Mineral from Eatonville and he thought he had 14 days to register there. Because his status could not be confirmed through King County Sheriff’s Office he was released. A Deputy from King County was later contacted and said that he had last registered himself in Auburn. The owner of a rental company who had rented the suspect a house in Mineral was contacted. They said he had rented the house on 5/22/2004 and took possession of the property on 6/1/2004. The suspect was observed again on 10/6/2004 he was stopped in the 300 block of Center St. He was contacted and placed under arrest for failing to register as a sex offender. He was later booked into PC Jail.

October 6 – A 76-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had struck the rear of her car while it was parked at the Eagles. No suspects.

October 7 – Someone between 9/30/2004 and 10/4/2004 stole 400 pounds of ground meat from a meat locker located in a locked room at the Eatonville High School. The meat was a US commodity used for the school districts free lunch program. There were no signs of forced entry into the room. The only keys that can excess the room are what school officials call a “Grand Master Key”. School records indicate 12 high school staff members have a grand master key, 2 from the school district office and 14 Maintenance and custodial staff. The meat was in 10-pound roles with 4 to a case. A total of 10 cases or 400 pounds are missing. Investigation continues.

October 8 – A 20-year-old Lakewood man was arrested on a department of correction order for arrest. Officers were dispatched to an address in the Mill Village Trailer Park after someone called the sheriff’s department and reported the suspect was at his mother’s house. The suspect was arrested without incident. He was later transported and booked into PC Jail.

October 9 – A 52-year-old Glenoma man reported that someone had stolen a 5000 watt Generac generator from the back of his truck while it was parked in the parking lot at the Eagles. No suspects.

October 10 – A 32 y/o woman drove by her x-husbands residence and verbally harassed him and his family and made a death threat if he called the "cops. The case was sent to the prosecutor.

October 12 – A 14-year-old Eatonville boy and a 15-year-old Eatonville boy got into a fight at the Eatonville High School. Both boys admitted to the fight and the case was forwarded to Remann Hall for filing of charges.

October 12 – A 17-year-old Eatonville boy was arrested for Malicious Mischief 3^rd. The boy struck and vending machine breaking the glass. Numerous items were taken for a total cost of replacement/repair of $210.00. The boy was released to his parents. The case was forwarded to Remann Hall for filing of charges.

October 13 – A 15-year-old Eatonville boy was arrested for Disturbing School Function. The boy became disorderly and began throwing items in class and using profanity. The school Security Officer was called and when he arrived the boy became defiant. The boy departed the classroom and refused to comply with the instructions given by the Security Officer. The boy later went to the office and became disorderly by yelling and using profanity to the point the Office Staff became concerned for their safety. Upon arrival of the Police Officer, he determined that the boy had disrupted school functions by use of profanity, yelling, throwing items, and taking paperwork from the Security Officer and throwing them in the trash. The boy was released to him mother at the scene. The case was forwarded to Remann Hall for filing of charges.

October 14– Eatonville P. D. responded to a report of a motor vehicle accident. Upon arrival it was determined that a Pierce County Fire truck had struck a vehicle while it was parked and unattended. Estimated cost of damage was $1800.00.

October 14 – A 14-year-old Eatonville girl was arrested for Minor in Possession/consumption of alcohol. The Officer was dispatched to the Eatonville High School for a report of an intoxicated student. Upon arrival the Officer was informed by the Vice Principal that she thought two girls had been drinking alcohol on school grounds. Investigation revealed that the girl had drunk a 12 oz Natural Light while at school. The girl was arrested and released to her parents.

October 18 – A 16-year-old Eatonville man reported a Hit and Run. The man reported to the Officer that he had parked his vehicle in the 100 block of Orchard Ave. N. near a green Ford Taurus. As he was walking away heard the sound of the accident. He returned to his vehicle to find that person(s) unknown had struck his vehicle causing damage to the grill, bumper and hood. Investigation continues.

October 19 – A 25-year-old Eatonville woman reported that her ex-boyfriend was making Felony harassing phone calls from Oregon. She reported that the man was calling threatening to kill her and her parents. He further threatened to come to Eatonville to carry out the act. The woman told the Officer that while the man was making the threats he was arrested by Portland P. D. The Officer made contact with the sister whom confirmed that the man was indeed in jail. She further confirmed that she believed the man would attempt to carry out the threat. The Police Department was contacted by Oregon department of Corrections. The case was sent to the requesting agency and a DOC hold was placed on the man. The case was forwarded to the Superior Court for filing of charges.

October 21 – A 53-year-old Eatonville woman reported that a vehicle that belonged to her daughter was stolen. She said that her husband a 44-year-old Puyallup man had been asked to care for her cat while she was in Idaho. Upon returning she discovered that the vehicle was missing along with the extra set of keys that were in the house. When asked she said that the husband has taken the vehicle without permission before. The vehicle was listed as stolen through LESA Records.

October 21 – A 22-year-old Yelm woman was arrested for No Valid Operators License without ID. The Officer was on patrol when he saw a vehicle that was traveling 67 MPH in a 50 MPH zone. The Officer stopped the vehicle and upon requesting the driver license, proof of insurance, and vehicle registration the woman told him that she did not have any of the requested documentation. The Officer confirmed through LESA records that the woman did not have a valid operator’s license. The woman was issued an infraction for speeding and no proof of insurance. She was given a citation for NVOL without ID.

October 22 – A 17-year-old Eatonville boy was arrested for reckless driving. The Officer was dispatched to the Eatonville High School for a report of a reckless vehicle. The Officer arrived and made contact with several witnesses. All witness say that the vehicle in question revved its engine excessively, then sped northbound while attempting to negotiate the corner at Mashell Ave. N. and Lynch St. E. the vehicle lost control and spun completely around. The vehicle then departed the area. The vehicle was identified as the suspect’s vehicle by the witnesses. The registered owner of the vehicle was contacted and later re contacted the Officer and denied access to the boy. The case was completed and forwarded to the Prosecutor for filing of charges.

October 22 – A 12-year-old Eatonville boy reported that he was assaulted by a 12-year- old Eatonville boy and a 14-year-old Eatonville boy. Investigation revealed that the victim had gone to the area of 300 Center St. E. He made contact with the two boys and was having a conversation with him. During the conversation the two boys became angry at what was said and chased the boy. They caught the boy and pushed him to the ground. They then wrote on the boys face and hands with a pen. The Officer made contact with the two suspects which, the victim identified. The parents of the suspects were notified and they were released to their parents. The case was forwarded to Remann Hall for charging.

October 24 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for several Felony Warrant. The Officer received anonymous information that the man was at a residence in the town of Eatonville. The Officer verified the warrants through LESA Records which included a Department of Corrections warrant for escape. The Officer assisted by two Pierce County Deputies went to the residence and took him into custody. During the arrest it was discovered that the man had escaped from the hospital where he was on a Police hold for several felony charges. The suspect was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital where he was evaluated. He was then transported to Pierce County Jail and booked on the warrants.

October 24 – A 22-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for Assault 4 DV. The Officer was dispatched to a Eatonville residence. Upon arrival he was met by the suspect who wanted to report she had been assaulted by her sister. Investigation revealed through the interview of several witnesses that the woman had attacked her sister by pushing and punching with a closed fist. The woman was arrested and transported to the Pierce County Jail where she was booked.

October 24 – A 36-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for possession of pseudo ephedrine with the intent to manufacture Methamphetamine. Officers received a phone message from the man’s girlfriend. She told Officers that her boyfriend was on his way to her residence. She said that he had been out shoplifting Pseudo ephedrine. She further said that the boyfriend had numerous warrants for his arrest. The Officers conducted a check of the man using their Mobil Dispatch Computer which revealed several misdemeanor and one felony warrant for his arrest. The girl agreed to call the Police when the boyfriend arrived. The girlfriend called and upon arrival of the Police the man and woman were seen standing on the front porch arguing. When the Officers approached the man ran into the residence. One Officer pursued while the other maintained containment. The man was caught inside the house and taken into custody. The vehicle the man was driving was registered to the girl. The man denied driving the vehicle and the girl gave the Officers consent to search. Methamphetamines and paraphernalia were found as well as 1168 Pseudo ephedrine tablets, a coffee grinder, 18 lithium batteries, and other items used in the manufacturing of Methamphetamines. The man was transported and booked into Pierce County Jail. The items were seized as evidence.

October 25 – A 37-year-old Spanaway man was arrested for Driving While License Suspended in the Second degree. The Officer saw the man’s vehicle and made a check of the license registration and the registered owner using his MDC. It revealed that the driver was suspended for a DUI/Admin/ Per se. The Officer stopped the vehicle and upon confirming that he was in fact the registered owner and that his license was suspended for not paying child support and made the arrest. The driver was also given a NOI for no insurance.

October 25 – A 31-year-old McKenna woman reported that while she was working at a local restaurant she had discovered a counterfeit one-dollar bill. The Officer seized the dollar. The woman gave a description of the person that had given the dollar along with 8 others to pay for his meal. The Secret Service was contact. Investigation continues.

October 26 - A 13-year-old and a 12-year-old Eatonville Middle School student were arrested for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. Both students admitted to the possession of marijuana. They were not taken into custody at this time because the incident occurred the day prior and school officials failed to notify the police until the next day. The suspect's parents were notified and advised the case would be sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

October 26 - A 15 and 17-year-old boy reportedly got into a physical altercation at the Eatonville High School. The 15-year-old boy reportedly had taken an X-box out of the other boy's backpack and when he tried to get it back the younger boy tried to pick a fight with him. During the confrontation the 15-year-old alledged that the older boy elbowed him in the stomach. The older boy said the younger one threw pencils at him. A report has been forwarded to Remann Hall for review and possible criminal charging.

October 26 - While investigating an earlier marijuana possession case at the middle school officers found out that a 19-year-old Eatonville man had delivered the marijuana to the 13-year-old suspect. The boy said that he had also smoked some marijuana with the man after leaving a local residence. He further described the man, the marijuana, and the smoking device. The suspect is well known to police. Case forwarded to Superior Court for review and criminal charging.

October 30 - A 16-year-old Mineral boy reported that someone broke into his car while it was parked in the Eatonville High School parking lot. The suspect(s) broke a window to get inside. They then stole an amplifier and sub woofers. A possible suspect has been identified. Investigation continues.

September 3 – A 30-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. The suspect was stopped in the 300 block of Center St E after he was observed striking a curb while pulling into a local business and for having defective lighting. The suspect was contacted and smelled strongly of intoxicants and appeared to be intoxicated. He agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed all tests given. He was arrested for DUI and during a search of his vehicle a small quantity of marijuana and a smoking device were found in the car. The suspect was taken to the police station for a breath test. The results were .161 and .160. He was cited and later released.

September 4 – A 28-year-old Ashford woman was arrested for forgery and theft of a check. The suspect stole a check from her mother’s house and proceeded to the Venture Bank where she attempted to cash the check. The bank refused and notified the police. The suspect was later arrested by Pierce County Deputies for the burglary of her mother’s house and a felony warrant for forgery and booked into PC jail. The forgery and theft charges will be added to her burglary charge.

September 4 – A 17-year-old Eatonville boy parked his mother’s car at the plaza market leaving the car unlocked and the keys in the ignition. Needless to say someone saw the keys and stole the car. The car was later recovered in McKenna by a PC deputy. An Eatonville man has been identified as a possible suspect. Investigation continues.

September 4 – A 35-year-old Graham man was arrested for failing to obtain a Washington State License within 30 days of moving to the state. The suspect was stopped in the 500 block of Center St E for speeding 34MPH in a posted 25MPH zone. The suspect when contacted handed the officer a Maryland driver’s license. A records check showed that the license may have been suspended. He was re-contacted and said he had been living in Washington for the past 6 months. He was cited and later released.

September 4 – A 48-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI. A citizen stopped and officer and pointed to a vehicle that had just turned onto Lynch Creek Road saying that the vehicle was all over the road and possibly drunk. The officer pulled in behind the car and watched the driver driving with about half the width of the vehicle off the shoulder of the roadway. The vehicle was doing about 10MPH in a posted 25MPH zone. The suspect was stopped at the intersection of Lynch Creek Road and Cessna Court. The driver when contacted appeared to be intoxicated. He agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed all tests given. He was arrested and transported to the police station for a breath test. The results were .198 and .205. He was cited and later released.

September 5 – A 33-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI and for possession of meth. An officer while stopped at Center St W and Mashell Ave saw the suspect’s vehicle traveling south on Mashell Ave at a high rate of speed. The officer pulled him over in the parking lot to Rainier View Apartment. The driver appeared to be intoxicated. He agreed to take a filed sobriety test and failed all tests given. During a search of his car a small baggy of meth was found on the passenger side floor. He was arrested for DUI and taken to the police station for a breath test. The results were .198 and .197. He was later booked into PC jail.

September 5 – A 22-year-old Eatonville woman was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The suspect was stopped in the 300 block of Washington Ave for defective lighting. A records check showed that she had a suspended license for a motor vehicle accident. She was cited and released.

September 6 – A 37-year-old Puyallup man was arrested on a Puyallup warrant for his arrested for possession of marijuana. The suspect was stopped in the 100 block of Center St after a records check showed that the registered owner had a warrant for his arrest. The vehicle was stopped and the driver was the owner. He was transported and released to a Puyallup police officer.

September 7 – A 47-year-old San Diego, California man was arrested for DUI. The arresting officer responded to a traffic accident in the 200 block of Washington Ave N involving a truck vs. a sports utility vehicle. The driver of the truck when contacted was acting very strangely saying he was not the driver even though he was seated in the driver’s seat with the engine running. The officer asked if he had been drinking and he said no. He was then asked if he had taken any drugs. His response was “I’m just driving”. The driver was obviously intoxicated by either alcohol or drugs. He agreed to take a field sobriety test but he was so out of it the tests were not preformed. He was arrested for DUI. A search of the vehicle was conducted a bottles of prescription narcotics were found. Medical aid was called after the driver’s condition continued to get worst. They checked his blood sugar and vitals and all were ok. They then took blood samples that were later sent to the Washington State Toxicology Lab for testing.

September 9 – A 21-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for reckless driving and attempted to eluding a police officer. The arresting officers were standing outside their patrol cars in front of the Chevron gas station. They both saw a car pull out of the Plaza Market parking lot spinning its tires and fish tailing wildly. The driver pulled into Mill Village parking lot and was stopped by the two officers. A records checked showed that he had a clear status so he was given a verbal warning by the officer. The driver pulled out of the parking lot stopped at the intersection of Center St and Washington Ave and after revving his engine up to high RPM’s he pulled out spinning his tires and fishtailing around the corner. Both officers again went after this guy. He attempted to elude the officers buy cutting through the parking lot of the Elementary School. As he was coming out of the school parking lot he almost hit one of the patrol cars that were chasing him. The officers caught up to him and he wisely stopped. He was arrested and booked into PC jail.

September 9 – A 17-year-old Eatonville boy reported that sometime last month he either lost or someone stole his cell phone.

September 10 – Three juvenile girls were charged with assault. Case to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

September 10 – A 50-year-old Roy woman was arrested for shoplifting from a business. The suspect was observed by employees taking items of baby clothing and placing them under her clothing. She was stopped as she attempted to leave the business. She was arrested cited and later released pending a court appearance.

September 13 – A 46-year-old Eatonville man was arrested on a $3,500.00 Pierce County District Court warrant for his arrested for obstructing a law enforcement officer. The arresting officer saw the suspect driving in the 100 block of Washington Ave. The officer knew the suspect from a previous contact. He ran the suspects name on his in car computer. The records check showed that he had the warrant for his arrest. The suspect was stopped, arrested and later transported and booked into PC Jail.

September 15 – A two car accident occurred in the Mill Village Chevron parking lot. No injuries were reported.

September 15 – A two car accident occurred in the Plaza Market parking lot. No injuries were reported.

September 15 – A juvenile boy reported that someone had entered his locker at the high school and stole his wallet containing his entire ID.

September 16 – A 58-year-old Federal Way man was cited for a violation of the Eatonville Municipal Code for Nuisance Violations. The suspect owns a piece of property at 591 Eatonville Highway W. The property has been used as a dumping ground for old junk cars and other trash. While checking the property for a case report a stolen truck was found. A search warrant was obtained and along with the truck a stolen snowmobile was recovered. The owner of the property has not been located at this time. Investigation continues.

September 18 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. He was later involuntarily committed to Good Sam Hospital for a mental health evaluation after he admitted he a taken a whole box of medication in order to get high. This same man later committed suicide.

September 21 – A 17-year-old high school boy was charged with assaulting another boy.

September 21 – Two high school boys ages 14 and 15 were arrested for theft.

September 24 – A 29-year-old Eatonville man reported that a man had come to his house while he was not at home and using a ladder from his garage removed all the apples from the trees on his property. The suspect has been identified. Investigation continues.

August 7 – A 19-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for theft of a vehicle and attempt felony eluding. A Pierce County Deputy saw the suspect in the 14400 block of Kapowsin Hwy driving a stolen vehicle. The suspect quickly speed up to about 80 MPH. An Eatonville Police Officer backing up the deputy saw the suspect southbound on SR161 and clocked him at speeds in excess of 100 MPH. The suspect turned onto 400^th St E and later crashed into a tree. The suspect was later found hiding under some brush a short distance from the car. He was arrested and booked into PC Jail.

August 7 – Someone broke two windows at the Eatonville Cooperative Nursery School. No one working at the Art’s Fest heard or saw anyone in the area.

August 8 – A 39-year-old Tacoma man and his 41-year-old girlfriend were arrested for possession of a stolen car. The arresting officer saw the suspect vehicle in the 200 block of Penn Ave. He ran the plates on his in car computer. The records check showed that the vehicle was reported stolen out of Tacoma. The vehicle was stopped and the two suspects were arrested. They said they had bought the vehicle from a 25-year-old Tacoma man who just so happens is currently in PC jail for $200.00. They were able to produce a bill of sale for the car. However they admitted that they thought the vehicle may have been stolen when they bought it. Both suspects were booked into PC jail.

August 8 – A 50-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had hit his car while it was parked at the Plaza Market. The suspect then left without reporting the accident.

August 8 – A juvenile boy was charged with unlawful imprisonment after he took a 5-year-old boy and held him against his will for about 30 minutes. Case to prosecutor at Remann Hall for review.

August 9 – An 18-year-old Eatonville man was charged with assaulting his parents. As mandated by law the case will be forwarded to the prosecutor for review and possible criminal charging.

August 10 – A wallet was found in the Plaza Market parking lot. The owner was located and the wallet returned.

August 11 – An 81-year-old Ashford man and a 57-year-old Eatonville man were involved in a traffic accident at the intersection of Washington Ave and Center St. The case is still under investigation.

August 13 – A 48-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for assaulting his 38-year-old wife. The two apparently got into a verbal argument when she told her husband that she was going to be taking Tackwondo lessons so she would be able to protect herself. They argued for several hours and finally the suspect pushed his wife on the floor and began to choke her to the point she thought she would die. She was finally able to fight him off her. When the woman ran outside to call police he locked the doors and went to bed. The suspect was arrested and booked into PC jail.

August 13 – A 22-year-old Eatonville woman reported that at about 4:30AM she went to her living room to sleep on the couch. After getting the couch ready to sleep on she started to go back down the hall to the bathroom when she saw a man in her kitchen crouched behind a recliner that separated the living room from the kitchen. She screamed and yelled to her boyfriend that there was a man in the house. The suspect jumped off the second story balcony of their apartment and ran in an unknown direction. The suspect who happened to be a friend was questioned by police and denied being in the apartment. He later admitted to the victims that he was in the apartment to steal beer. The victim’s have decided not to file formal charges against the man at this time. Case closed

August 13 – A juvenile boy assaulted another boy over an alleged name calling incident. The father of the victim later decided not to file formal charges and agreed to allow the suspects mother take appropriate action to correct her child.

August 15 – A 35-year-old Eatonville man reported that his 30-year-old estranged wife had entered his apartment and had taken their children away from the babysitters without his permission. The man decided he did not want to press charges against his wife.

August 15 – A 35-year-old Tacoma man was arrested on an escape warrant for his arrest. The suspect was contacted on the Alder Cut Off Rd at Springwater road after someone reported he and a woman were involved in a domestic dispute. A records check showed that the suspect had a warrant out of Pierce County for escape from community custody. He was arrested and booked into PC jail.

August 16 – A 61-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had broken an upstairs window to his residence with what appeared to have been a BB or pellet gun.

August 16 – An Eatonville officer while on patrol saw a car parked in the 400 block of Lynch St W. He ran the plates on his in car computer. The records check showed that the vehicle was reported stolen that day. The car was in the process of being stripped. Witnesses identified a 22-year-old Tacoma man as the suspect who had parked the car at the residence and had been stripping it. A warrant for the arrest of the suspect will be requested. The car was impounded.

August 18 – Two girls ages 13 and 14 were arrested for assaulting another 15-year-old girl. One of the girls reportedly poured a cold soda down the victims back and when she turned around she was punched in the nose and mouth by the other girl. The case was sent to Remann Hall for review and criminal charging.

August 21 – A 33-year-old Federal Way man and a 24-year-old man were arrested for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. The arresting officer stopped the suspects in the 400 block of Center St E for speeding 37 in a posted 25 zone. When the officer approached the driver side window he immediately smelled the odor of burnt marijuana. The officer said “I smell it, now give it to me!” The driver hung his head and then reached into the center console and removed about 4 grams of marijuana and placed it in the officer’s hand. The driver was arrested and when the passenger admitted he had smoked a bowl he to was arrested. A search of the vehicle was conducted and a glass pot pipe was found along with a set of portable scales. A records check of the driver showed that he had a felony warrant from King County for possession of dangerous drugs. He was later transported and booked into PC Jail. The passenger was cited and released. The vehicle was impounded.

August 22 – A 39-year-old Tacoma man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The suspect was stopped in the 500 block of Center St E for speeding 36 in a posted 25 zone. A records check showed that his license was suspended for DUI after an administrative hearing related to his second DUI. He was cited and later released.

August 23 – A 52-year-old Roy man was arrested for DUI and was also arrested after a records check showed he had a $3,500.00 warrant for his arrest for DUI. The arresting officer saw the vehicle in 500 block of Center St E driving with its headlight off. The officer pulled in behind the suspect and followed him at 10 MPH in a posted 25 zone. The vehicle was stopped and the driver contacted. The officer reported that when he contacted the driver he detected the strong odor of intoxicants coming from the vehicle. The driver admitted he did not have a license because of a prior DUI charge. The suspect agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed all tests given. He was later transported to the police station for a breath test. He refused to take a breath test and after being cited for DUI he was transported and booked into PC jail on the warrant.

August 26 – An 18-year-old Puyallup man was arrested for DUI. Two 15-year-old Eatonville girls were also arrested one for minor in possession/consumption of alcohol and the other for obstructing a law enforcement officer. The arresting officer while returning from PC jail pulled in behind a vehicle in the 26000 block of SR7 that was traveling at about 35 to 40 in a posted 55 zone. The officer saw that the driver was weaving in side his lane and at times was crossing into the oncoming lane. He stopped the vehicle in the 28800 block of SR7 and requested a state trooper respond for a possible DUI. None were available. The suspect was contacted and he appeared to be intoxicated. He agreed to take a field sobriety test and failed all tests given. One of the female passengers had been drinking and was arrested for MIP. Another girl was charged with obstructing after she repeatedly gave the officer false information. The girls were released to parents. The suspect was taken to the police station for a breath test. The results were .139 and .142. He was cited and later released.

August 26 – An 18-year-old Spanaway man was arrested by a PC Sheriff’s Deputy for DUI. The suspect was transported to the Eatonville Police Department for a breath test. The results were .156 and .161. The suspect was then released back to the sheriff’s deputy.

August 28 – A 41-year-old Eatonville woman reported that a teenage boy had tried to entice her 3 and 5-year old boys to come outside with a candy bar. The boy fled when the mother looked out the window. The suspect was contacted by police. A case has been sent to the prosecutor’s office for review and possible criminal charging and a copy has been forwarded to CPS.

August 29 – A 35-year-old Eatonville woman reported that a juvenile boy had violated a court ordered anti-harassment order when he entered a business where she was and remained. The boy could not be located. A case was sent to the prosecutor for review and possible criminal charging.

August 30 – A 40-year-old Eatonville man was arrested on a $15,000.00 Lewis County felony warrant for his arrest. The arresting officer while running names of persons of interest on his in car computer saw that the suspect had a warrant for his arrest. The suspect was arrested at his residence without incident. He was transported and booked into PC jail.

July 20 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for felony possession of meth, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and assault 4. A 20-year-old homeless man reported that he had been assaulted in the 400 block of Lynch St W. by a friend of his. The victim said the suspect became mad over a rumor that his brother and girlfriend were having an affair while he was in Pierce County Jail. The victim said he was slapped in the face twice causing a bloody lip. The suspect was later arrested in the alley behind 227 Mashell Ave N. During a search drugs and paraphernalia were found in his possession. He was later transported and booked into PC Jail.

July 20 – A 33-year-old Eatonville man who lives in the 100 block of Berggren ST W. reported that someone had tried to break into his residence. The suspect(s) pried off all the screens to the windows and broke the glass in the front door. No entry was gained and nothing appeared to be missing.

July 20 – A 25-year-old Eatonville woman reported that her 28-year-old estranged husband had taken her drivers license, SSN card and her bank card. The husband was not at the residence when officers arrived.

July 23 – A 20-year-old Eatonville woman reported that her ex-boyfriend was stalking her. She said he had been looking in her windows at night and keeping her under surveillance when she had friends over to visit. The victim said if this continues she will seek a restraining order.

July 27 – An 18-year-old Graham man was detained for Pierce County Sheriff’s Deputies on domestic violence related charges. The deputy contacted Eatonville Police that there was probable cause to arrest the suspect for assaulting his girlfriend. The suspect was later observed at the Mill Town Chevron. When contacted the suspect resisted arrest until the officer called for assistance from a local citizen. The suspect was later turned over to sheriff’s deputies.

July 26 – A 41-year-old Eatonville woman was charged with violating an anti harassment order. The suspect was seen walking past the victim’s repeatedly while they were visiting friends in the Dow Ridge area. The case was sent to the prosecutor for review and possible criminal charging.

July 27 – Someone broke into the Big Foot Tavern. After reviewing the video surveillance tape it showed that at about 3:00AM a single white man entered the back door of the business after prying it opened. At about 3:10AM the suspect is seen leaving the business carrying the safe. Pierce County Ident was contacted and took fingerprints and photos of the crime scene. Investigation continues.

July 28 – A 38-year-old Tacoma man was charged with following too closely after he caused a traffic accident in the 42500 block of Alder Cut Off Road. The victim a 42-year-old Eatonville woman said that the suspect was behind her and as she was driving he would speed up really fast coming up on her bumper. He would then back off and do it again. The suspect finally pulled up real close to her bumper and pulled out to go around her on a curve and in a no passing zone. Fearing he was going to force her off the road she braked to allow him to pass. The suspect’s car hit her vehicle. The suspect continued without stopping. While interviewing the victim the suspect arrived at the police department. He was cited for being at fault and released.

July 29 – A 28-year-old Ashford woman was charged with check forgery and theft after she cashed a stolen check at Kirk’s Pharmacy. The suspect later stole a check from her mother and cashed it at the Ashford Valley Grocery. The suspect has not been located. Both reports were forwarded to the prosecutor for criminal charging and a warrant issued for her arrest.

July 31 – An Eatonville man was involuntary committed to Puget Sound Hospital for a mental evaluation after he threatened suicide.

Below you will find the new version of the Eatonville Police Report to the town council and public. Gone are the detailed reports of the past. If you are looking for a particular incident, and/or a particular date, contact the Eatonville Police Department - 360.832.6111.

*Arson*	1
*Assault*	6
*Domestic Violence Crimes*	5
*Drug Violations*	2
*DUI*	6
*Motor Vehicle Thefts/Recovery (MVTR)*	1
*Other*	6
*Possession of Stolen Property (PSP)*	2
*Runaways/Recovery*	2
*Sex Crimes*	2
*Theft*	4
*Threats/Harassment*	3
*Traffic Accidents*	3
*Traffic Arrests*	10
*Vandalism/Malicious Mischief*	2
*Warrant Arrests*	3


*Traffic Infractions/Citations*	67

*Animal Control Complaints*	6

May 1 – A 67-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone had broken into his storage unit sometime between 7:30AM and 3:30PM. Approximately $2,000.00 to $3,000.00 in tools, electric hand tools and a collection of Indian doll were taken. A video surveillance tape from the Mill Town Chevron shows the suspect vehicle and one of the suspects as he entered the business. The tape is being sent to the PC Sheriff’s office where detective will be making still photos from the video tape.

May 1 – A 23-year-old Sumner woman was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The suspect was stopped in the 200 block of Washington Ave for speeding 37 mph in a posted 25 mph zone. A records check showed that she had a suspended license for unpaid tickets. She was arrested, cited and released.

May 2 – A 23-year-old Rainier man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. His 18-year-old passenger was also arrested for allowing her friend to operate her vehicle knowing that his license was suspended. The arresting officer saw the suspect’s vehicle in the 100 block of Center St and ran the plates on his in car computer. The records check showed that the vehicle should have been brown and white. The officer said he did not see any brown on the vehicle so he stopped it suspecting it had switched plates. The vehicle was stopped and the driver contacted. A records check showed that the driver had a suspended license. He was arrested and admitted the owner of the car who was his passenger had allowed him to drive knowing he had a suspended license. The passenger was contacted and admitted she allowed him to drive. Both were arrested, cited and later released.

May 2 – A 19-year Tacoma woman was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The suspect was stopped in the 300 block of Center Street for defective break lights. The driver was contacted and advised the reason for the stop. A records check showed that her license was suspended for unpaid tickets. She was arrested, cited and later released.

May 2 – Two juvenile boys were arrested for vehicle prowl. The arresting officer while on patrol saw two boys inside a vehicle parked behind the Big Foot Tavern and two girls standing in the alley watching. The officer stopped the boys and they denied being inside the vehicle. The owner was contacted and said he did not see anything missing at this time. Another man who was with the vehicle owner was contacted and he identified the two boys as kids that had asked him earlier in the day to teach them how to hot wire and car. He said a car stereo that was inside a car they were looking at his garage was now missing. Both suspects were arrested and booked into PC Jail.

May 5 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man reported that someone during the night had stolen his baby blue 1990 Nissan pickup truck with a white canopy.

May 6 – A 20-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The suspect was stopped for speeding 77mph in a posted 50mph zone in the 41800 block of SR161. The suspect was stopped and a records check showed that his license was suspended for unpaid tickets. He was arrested, cited and released.

May 6 – A 59-year-old Eatonville woman reported that someone had broken into her storage unit. The Ohop Valley Storage watchman reported that he had opened the gate at 7:00AM and noticed a red pickup truck pull in. He said he thought it odd when this same truck pulled out at 7:17AM fully loaded with boxes. His description of the truck matched the description of the truck that had broken into a storage unit at Mill Village on May 1^st. Investigation continues.

May 6 – A student at the high school reported that someone had taken $110.00 from her purse in the girl’s locker room.

May 8 – A 23-year-old Eatonville man was arrested for DUI. The arresting officer first observed the suspect pulling out of the rear parking lot at Thompson’s Motors onto Washington Ave N making a wide sweeping turn crossing over the fog line and continued northbound straddling the fog line. The driver turned onto Lynch Creek Road and stopped in the 200 block. The officer continued on patrol. A few minutes later the same vehicle passed the officer on Washington Ave. The officer watched as the driver weaved from the fog line to the center line. The vehicle was stopped and the driver when contacted appeared to be intoxicated. The driver volunteered to do a field sobriety test and failed. He was arrested and transported to the police station for a breath test. The results of the test were .166 and .172. He was cited and later released. His vehicle was impounded.

May 8 – A 46-year-old Ashford man was found to be at fault in a two car collision on Center St in front of the Post Office. The suspect driver when attempting to turn into the parking lot of the post office failed to yield to another vehicle was traveling in the opposite direction causing the front of his vehicle to strike the front of the other car. No one was injured.

May 8 – A 15 –year-old boy reported that three known juveniles had stolen two pieces of wood from a construction site. The boys were contacted and returned the two partial pieces of plywood. The case was dropped.