Brier woman arrested in alleged attack
A Brier woman, 45, was arrested April 29 after she reportedly attacked a man at her home, hitting him with a revolver.
Police were called about 9 a.m. to the house along 29th Avenue West, according to a court affidavit. The man, 52, was friends with the woman and her nephew. He stayed at the house on a regular basis.
The woman told police that she found the man trying to get into the crawl space at her house. She said her nephew had told her in the past that the man had been recording her in the shower.
The woman told police that she attacked the man and then invited him inside.
There, she reportedly poked him in the eye and cornered him in a bathroom with a .357-caliber revolver. She allegedly struck him with the gun, pointed it at him and threatened to kill him.
Her nephew told police they had invited the victim over to confront and assault him.
The woman was booked for investigation of first-degree assault and harassment.
Man arrested after police chase
An Everett man, 33, was arrested April 26 after leading police on a chase through South Snohomish County.
A Lynnwood police officer attempted to pull over a Chevrolet pickup when the driver sped away, police spokeswoman Shannon Sessions said. The pursuit started around 1:30 p.m.
The chase went into Mountlake Terrace, where the man drove down a ravine and into Terrace Creek Park along 48th Avenue W. The man then got out of the car and ran.
A police dog search soon led officers to him in a nearby swamp, Sessions said.
The man was booked for investigation of attempting to elude police and unlawful possession of a firearm. He also had a felony arrest warrant out of California.
Assault reported near school district offices
Police are investigating an assault reported about 2 p.m. April 26 near the Edmonds School District offices.
Two men were arguing in a parking lot when one was punched multiple times, Lynnwood police spokeswoman Shannon Sessions said.
The suspect then left in a vehicle.
The victim, 20, of Monroe, was taken to a Seattle hospital with serious facial injuries. He is expected to recover.
The victim is an Edmonds Community College student, Sessions said. Police believe he might have known the suspect.
No arrests had been made as of April 27.
Man shot in back at bus stop
A man standing at a bus stop in the 2200 block of 148th Street SW near Lynnwood was shot in the back early May 1, officials said.
The shooting occurred around 7:45 a.m., Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office chief Kevin Prentiss said.
The man was taken to a hospital. The victim, 20, was shot in the back by another man, Prentiss said.
“It’s unknown if the two individuals know each other,” Prentiss said. “The victim walked to his residence nearby where he collapsed.”
His mother called 911.
The suspect fled in an unknown vehicle, Prentiss said.
Edmonds
April 30: Suspicious circumstances. 700 block Driftwood Lane. A homeowner invited a man who said he was doing a survey into the home.
April 29: Assault. 22200 block 98th Ave. W. A suspect and her family were visiting a friend in Edmonds. The suspect got very intoxicated and attacked her husband. The suspect was arrested and booked into jail for assault for domestic violence.
April 29: Malicious mischief. 22900 block Edmonds Way. Graffiti with religious references was written on a church. There were three unidentified suspects.
April 27: Animal. 400 Admiral Way. A woman was knocked down by a dog at the off-leash park, causing her to break her left ankle.
Lynnwood
April 29: Theft. 3000 block 184th St. SW. Two women were arrested for theft. Both tried to run, including one who ran right into an officer. Both were arrested.
April 24: Domestic. 19500 block Alderwood Mall Parkway. A mother and daughter were arguing.
April 23: Theft. 17500 block 52nd Ave. W. Someone stole a sculpture from a yard.
Mountlake Terrace
May 1: Drug paraphernalia. 4300 block 212th St. SW. An officer spotted a man lying down in the front seat of his car in a parking lot. The smell of burnt marijuana emanated from the car. The man admitted to smoking and handed over his pipe, which had residue in it.
April 30: Domestic, no assault. 21400 block 52nd Ave. W. A man said he and his ex-girlfriend argued about his working late. The ex-girlfriend claimed they were fighting about his showing up at her home uninvited. Both denied a physical altercation.
April 30: Disturbance. 21500 block 52nd Ave. W. An officer responded to a call involving threats with a weapon. A man arrived home where a former employee was waiting for him and tried to sell him chain saws. The conversation escalated, with both men thinking the other was going to assault him.
Fire District 1
April 22: Collision. Southbound state Route 525. A high-speed, two-car collision was reported on southbound SR 525 east of Highway 99 north of Lynnwood. Both cars went off the road. Firefighters transported one driver to Harborview Medical Center and the other driver to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
April 21: Collision. 24100 block of 57th Place W. A vehicle fled after hitting a pedestrian in Mountlake Terrace. Firefighters transported the injured pedestrian to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital. Police are investigating the incident.
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