Lights & Sirens
The latest from the Arlington Police Department's police blotter as well as crime-related news.
December 5-7, 2010
January 24th, 2011 at Mon, 24th, 2011 at 10:05 am by scottfrankDECEMBER 5
10:16 A.m. Theft: Someone
attempted to steal a Honda Civic
in the 3500 block of 183rd Place
NE.
10:21 A.m. Theft: A vehicle’s
ignition was damaged when
someone tried to steal it in the
1800 block of 35th Avenue NE.
DECEMBER 6
7:19 A.m. Domestic Violence:
A male assaulted his
pregnant girlfriend at their apartment
in the 8500 block of 212th
Street NE. He was located near his
workplace and arrested. He was
booked into the Marysville jail for
assault 4 domestic violence.
8:28 A.m. Vehicle prowl:
A vehicle was broken into in the
1000 block of Robinhood Drive
and prescription medication and
a phone charger were stolen.
11:50 A.m. theft: A catalytic
converter was stolen off a truck
in the 6000 block of 192nd Street
NE.
DECEMBER 7
4:58 A.m. vehicle prowl: A
gps was stolen out of a vehicle in
the 18000 block of Greywalls Dr.
8:13 A.m. vehicle prowl:
The back window on a truck was
broken and a bow and arrows
were stolen in the 3600 block of
184th Place NE.
4:13 A.m. vehicle prowl: A
truck was broken into and a gps
and iPhone were stolen in the
18000 block of E. Country Club Dr.
scottfrank I'm the Managing Editor for The Marysville Globe and The Arlington Times. If you have any questions or suggestions you can email me. You can also follow me on Twitter.
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