Three arrests made in Edmonds burglary

  • <b>SAFETY WATCH | </b>Herald staff
  • Tuesday, February 28, 2012 9:41pm

Three South Snohomish County men were arrested Feb. 23 in connection with a burglary in Edmonds.

A burglary alarm went off about 3 a.m. at a business in the 9600 block of Firdale Avenue, Edmonds police Sgt. Mike Blackburn said.

An officer found a Brier man, 30, walking away from the area and carrying a portable two-way radio. The officer could hear urgent male voices on the radio talking about the police response to the burglary, Blackburn said.

The Brier man also was using a stopwatch function on his cellphone, and the stopwatch apparently had been started at the same time as the burglary, Blackburn said.

Two other men were found nearby and also arrested. The Brier man, a 27-year-old from Edmonds and a 31-year-old from Lynnwood all were booked into jail for investigation of burglary.

LYNNWOOD/BRIER

Feb. 23: Theft. 18400 block 33rd Ave. W. Gas was siphoned from vehicles.

Feb. 22: Noise. 4200 block 192nd St. SW. A man was arrested for creating unnecessary noise. He had been warned on repeated occasions to turn down the volume on his music.

Feb. 22 Suspicious circumstances. 23700 block 29th Ave. W. A person reported someone wearing a mask standing in the dark in front of an unoccupied residence. No one was found.

Feb. 21 Theft. 3400 block 227th St. SW. A Brier woman reported someone took outgoing mail from her mailbox that included a check for $90. She noticed the theft as suspects left the empty envelope in her mailbox.

EDMONDS

Feb. 26: Warrant service. 300 block Walnut St. A man was arrested for jumping bail.

Feb. 26: Assault. 21000 block Summit Lane. A teenager assaulted her father.

Feb. 24: Theft. 9600 block Cherry St. Someone broke a passenger window and stole $30.

Feb. 23: Theft. 400 block Ninth Ave. S. Six wedding rings were stolen from a dresser in the victim’s bedroom.

Mountlake Terrace

Feb. 24: Theft. 21200 block 44th Ave. W. A man said he pulled up to a gas tank, swiped his credit card and went into the convenience store. When he retuned, an unknown driver had taken his hose and pumped $50 worth of gas into their car before fleeing.

Feb. 24: Noise violation. 21500 block 48th Ave. W. Police dispatched to a possible verbal domestic. Upon arrival, they found an intoxicated man and two women playing music loudly.

Feb. 22: Collision. Westbound on 224th Street SW. An erratic driver was pulled over after weaving through traffic and knocking over traffic signs. The driver admitted to feeling woozy and was transported to Swedish Edmonds.

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