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by
Police Chief Jim Lewis March
1 – A
45-year-old Eatonville man was charged with 1st 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
2nd 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
16 – Police
are investigating the theft of a motor vehicle. 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
17 –
An officer dispatched a wild animal that appeared to be sick. 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.
by
Police Chief Jim Lewis 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 3rd.
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.
by
Police Chief Jim Lewis 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 3rd 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
2nd 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 2nd 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
2nd, 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.
by
Police Chief Jim Lewis 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
13 – 3
juveniles were taken into protective custody. 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 3rd. 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 2nd, 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 2nd 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 3rd 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 415th 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.
by
Police Chief Jim Lewis 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
5 – An
Eatonville Officer involuntarily committed a man. November
6 – A
27-year-old Yakima man was arrested on $300,000.00 worth of felony arrest
warrants. The warrants were for Burglary 1st degree, Assault 2nd
degree, Felony harassment, 1st 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 2nd
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.
by
Police Chief Jim Lewis 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 4th degree DV and Unlawful Possession of a firearm 1st
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 4th 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 1st 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
6 – An
84-year-old Eatonville woman died of natural causes. 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 3rd.
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 3rd.
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 4th 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 4th 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 3rd 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 – |
Eatonville
Police Report (March 1 - 29, 2006)