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Covington-Maple Valley Police Report from Oct. 18-31

November 1, 2011 3:12 pm

COVINGTON

Oct. 31

  • DRUGS: 26900 block of 186th Avenue Southeast. Shortly after midnight three men were found in the parking lot of Jenkins Creek Elementary in possession of marijuana and paraphernalia. All three were arrested.

Oct. 30

  • SUSPICIONS CONFIRMED: Southeast 258th Place and 186th Place Southeast. A suspicious vehicle was pulled over and the officer discovered the driver possessed metal knuckles while the passenger was in possession of marijuana and also fought with police.

Oct. 29

  • ASSAULT: 17300 block of Southeast 270th Place. The suspect slapped the first victim while standing in the parking lot of Panda Express, causing pain, then allegedly without provocation punched a second victim and injured the second person.

Oct. 27

  • BAD DRIVER: 26400 block of Timberlane Way. A man was pulled over and discovered to not have a valid driver’s license as well as in possession of marijuana.

Oct. 26

  • UNSATISFIED CUSTOMER: 17400 block of Southeast Wax Road. A woman received services at a hair salon and then refused to pay for the dye job.

Oct. 24

  • RESTRAINING ORDER VIOLATION: 17600 block of Southeast 269th Place Southeast. The suspect threw a tricycle through the window of the victim’s home in violation of a domestic violence-related restraining order.
  • STOLEN MEDS: 25900 block of 196th Avenue Southeast. A thief entered the victim’s house through an unlocked window and stole medication used to treat HIV.
  • PROWLER CAUGHT: 18600 block of Southeast 268th Street. Around 6 a.m. the victim caught a man lurking between his car and another one on his street. The suspect took off running once the victim came outside after taking loose change from the car.

Oct. 18

  • THEFT: 27200 block of Covington Way Southeast. Someone broke into a trailer at the Airstream dealership and stole a television as well as a DVD player. There was no sign of forced entry, according to the police report, and the trailer was left locked.

 

MAPLE VALLEY

Oct. 30

  • ASSAULT: 23600 block of Witte Road South. While walking on the Lake Wilderness Trail the victim was assaulted when the suspect whistled at the victim, grabbed then punched them.
  • DRUNK DRIVER: 26300 block of Maple Valley Highway. A driver was pulled over shortly after 10 p.m. because the car had a headlight out. The motorist appeared to drunk to the officer and had measured blood alcohol levels of .108 and .103, with the legal limit being .08.

Oct. 28

  • MOVIE BUFF: 22800 block of Southeast 244th Street. A woman ordered DVDs and had them sent to her home. Her grandmother found the shipping box in the bushes near the mailbox. The package had been opened and the DVDs were discarded nearby.
  • MONOPOLY MONEY: 23200 block of state Route 169. A woman attempted to use a counterfeit $100 to buy some food at McDonald’s.

Oct. 27

  • CHEAP THIEF: 22100 block of Southeast 267th Street. Someone used the victim’s debit card information to make an online purchase of $16.41.

Oct. 24

  • LOCKED OUT: 26000 block of Maple Valley Highway. Someone cut the padlock of the victim’s storage unit then stole items from within and when the thieves were finished they put a different lock on the storage unit door.