Police beat

Lynnwood Police responded to 17 domestic calls for the week of Oct. 7 to Oct. 14. Here are selected reports from Lynnwood and Brier police.

Oct. 15

RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY. 22000 block Vine Road. A 29-year-old male from Brier reports unknown person(s) entered his residence by unknown means and removed tools valued at approximately $3,600.

Oct 16

FRAUD. 17200 block Highway 99. Female passed counterfeit $20.

THEFT. 18400 block 33rd Ave. W. Theft of a 1994 Ford Escort.

THEFT. 4800 block 176th St. SW. Theft of a 1992 Nissan.

THEFT. 17500 block Highway 99. A 42-year-old female, 27-year-old male and 17-year-old female arrested for stealing pumpkins.

Oct. 17

THEFT. 16700 block Highway 99. Male stole cold air intake kit.

DISORDERLY. 20600 block 54th Ave. W. A 20-year-old male arrested for disorderly conduct, minor exhibiting effects of having consumed alcohol and assault.

THEFT. 18200 block Highway 99. Female at business reporting that a 1991 Ford F250 is missing from the lot.

WARRANT SERVICE. 24000 block 34th Place W. A 15-year-old male from Brier was arrested for an outstanding misdemeanor warrant and booked into juvenile detention.

THEFT/CIVIL. 3300 block 238th St. SW. A 78-year-old male from Brier reports a caretaker assigned to his wife has been accepting money from her to pay for personal debts.

Oct. 18

THEFT. 3200 block 184th St. SW. Female arrested for shoplifting. At booking it was discovered she had a warrant out in Minnesota and they are going to extradite.

THEFT. 18600 block 33rd Ave. W. Male booked in jail for shoplifting.

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