Nov. 28

• DOMESTIC VANITY: Summit Drive. Officers were dispatched to a residence on Summit Drive for a possible domestic disturbance. The male caller advised his girlfriend was inside destroying the house. Upon arrival officers made contact with both parties and learned that the male caller was intoxicated and had fabricated the entire incident. The intoxicated male subject agreed to leave the residence for the night and return after he sobered up, advising the only reason he did this was because she “took his name in vain”.

Nov. 26

• MARIJUANA: 27200 block of 216th Avenue. An officer stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation on 216th Avenue. The officer immediately smelled a strong odor of marijuana on the male driver coming from inside the vehicle. Through investigation and use of the narcotics K9, the man and female passenger admitted to possession of marijuana and several pieces of drug paraphernalia. Both subjects were issued a criminal citation and released.

Nov. 25

• FELONY WARRANT: 23600 block of Roberts Drive. An officer observed a vehicle traveling westbound on Roberts Drive. The roads were still icy due to the recent storm and his speed was seventeen mph over the posted speed limit. The vehicle was stopped and the officer identified the male driver, who advised he did not have a valid driver’s license. The male driver’s driving status showed suspended and he agreed to have one of the passengers take custody of the vehicle. The male driver was issued a criminal citation for the suspended license and releases. The passenger provided his driver’s license to the officer to confirm it was valid and a record checked showed that he had a $25,000 felony warrant for second-degree assault. The passenger was placed under arrest and booked into King County Jail. Since no valid operator could be located to take custody of the vehicle it was impounded.
• Nov. 21

  DUI: 25200 Morgan Street. An officer saw a vehicle traveling eastbound with no headlights illuminated at about midnight. As the officer turned around to stop the vehicle, the driver accelerated, hitting a curb and driving up on a sidewalk. The vehicle then attempted to make a turn into a nearby driveway, but was traveling too fast and slid off the driveway into the grass. The vehicle finally stopped and the female driver was identified by her Washington state driver’s license. The officer noticed several obvious signs of intoxication on the female as he spoke with her. A driving under the influence investigation was conducted. After failing the field sobriety tests the woman was arrested for DUI and reckless driving. The woman submitted to a breath test and was booked into the Buckley jail.