Crime watchers

Here’s a roundup of some of the more interesting recent neighborhood crime news from Snohomish and Island counties, provided by police:

Everett

* W. Casino Road, Dec. 3. A commercial washer was reported tipped over in a laundry room and quarters stolen from the coin box.

* 2500 block of Wetmore Avenue, Dec. 4. An Everett man reported that someone entered his apartment through his bathroom window and two video game players, 15 video games and four books of checks were stolen.

* 7100 block of Evergreen Way, Dec. 5. A pressure washer valued at $250 was reported stolen from Pawn Exchange.

* 300 block of View Ridge Drive E., Dec. 5. A mother reported her son’s 21-speed mountain bike worth $300 was stolen from a carport. A yellow 10-speed bike was left at the scene.

* 3200 block of Nassau Street, Dec. 8. A man reportedly stole 25 business checks from an outgoing mailbox outside the Kidney Arthritis Clinic’s office.

* 8500 block of Evergreen Way, Dec. 9. A Fred Meyer loss prevention officer stopped a Marysville woman for allegedly shoplifting $131 worth of merchandise. After taking the suspect in custody, the officer found a green metal cylinder allegedly containing heroin in the suspect’s pocket. An Everett officer cited the woman with third-degree theft and arrested her on suspicion of heroin possession.

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