Enterprise staff
Here are selected reports from Shoreline and Lake Forest Park police.
March 2
Fraud. 1200 block N. 205th Ave. N. A woman told another woman she did not trust banks and convinced her to withdraw $2,025 to “show the bank could be trusted.” The suspect then left with the cash.
Assault. 16500 block 10th Ave. NE. A man was walking his dog when someone drove by in a car and one of the occupants shot him in the groin area with a paint ball.
March 3
Larceny. 14500 block Meridian Ave. N. A man had 11 boxes delivered to his house and seven of them were stolen.
DUI. 15200 block Aurora Ave. N. A driver was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol after committing a traffic infraction.
Violation. 1200 block N. 185th St. A woman left her child unattended in a running vehicle while she went into a grocery store to buy cookies.
March 4
Vandalism. 17200 block 12th Ave. NW. A man noticed the front windows of his house had been hit with several eggs.
Attempted auto theft. 18100 block 15th Ave. NE. Suspects broke a rear corner window to gain access to a car and attempted to start the vehicle.
March 6
Commercial burglary. 15400 block 15th Ave. NE. A business was accessed when a window in a front door was broken. Three computers with keyboards were taken.
Vandalism. 18000 block Midvale Ave. N. Someone used a BB or pellet gun to shoot out two apartment windows.
March 7
Auto theft. 18000 block NE 170th St. A 1996 Saturn was stolen.
Auto theft. 14800 block 15th Ave. NE. A vehicle was taken from an apartment complex lot and was later located two blocks away with the engine running.
Larceny. 16100 block Greenwood Ave. Audio equipment was stolen from a college music lab.
Vandalism. 400 block NE 165th St. The front door to an apartment building was broken.
Obstructing an officer. 19000 block First Ave. NE. A student was arrested for obstructing a police officer during a high school bomb threat.
March 8
Larceny. 18500 block Eighth Ave. NW. A woman reported a “for sale” sign at the corner of an intersection was stolen during an open house.
Editor’s note: In an attempt to make readers more aware of domestic violence in their communities, the Shoreline Enterprise reports the number of domestic violence calls in this police beat section. Other details on incidents are withheld out of respect for alleged victims.
Domestic violence calls: one domestic violence call was reported between March 2-8.
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