Crime watch

Mill Creek

Wednesday

  • Two bicycles were found in the 2000 block of Village Green Drive.

    Tuesday

  • A man was arrested during a traffic stop in the 100 block of 164th Street SE on suspicion of possessing marijuana and a pipe.
  • A vehicle in the 15400 block of Main Street was reported stolen from a parking garage.
  • Credit cards were reported stolen from a vehicle at the Mill Creek Town Center. The cards were later used at several businesses in Everett. The case is under investigation.

    Mukilteo

    Tuesday

  • A backpack believed to contain narcotics was found in the woods near the 11100 block of Chennault Beach Road.
  • Officers were dispatched to a home in the 1300 block of Highway 525 to investigate a report of someone knocking on the door. No one was seen outside.
  • A bicyclist collided with a child at the intersection of Harbour Pointe Boulevard and St. Andrews Drive. The child was taken to a hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
  • Officers responded to a check forgery complaint in the 900 block of Fourth Street. The caller reported writing a check for $10, but said when it cleared the bank it had been changed to $70.
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