MAR. 14: A red Ford Expedition had been prowled overnight. Items taken added up to around $1,350. Besides the personal items taken, the suspect slashed the front passenger seat and stabbed the back of the seat with a small black screwdriver.

Another vehicle, a 1999 Ford Escort Station Wagon was also getting a go-over by prowlers the same night. The front passenger side window had been broken out and the glove compartment was open. A wallet was found nearby with an emergency contact phone number inside. When contacted the owner said only $6 in cash was missing.

MAR. 14: A judgment in court against the owner of a dog that attacked another dog was for $377.18 with a 30 day-to-pay stipulated. No money had passed to the aggrieved party. The owner of the injured dog was planning to have the case transferred to the Civil Docket and she said that as a courtesy she made a phone call to the owner of the aggressive dog to give him a chance to pay up the judgment and eliminate being involved in another court case.

However, she claims that he became irate and told her that he would pay when he felt like it. She explained that this could go on his credit report, a garnishment of his wages could be set in motion, or she could place a lien against his property if he neglects to pay. He became even more irate and accused her of threatening him. He replied that he would pay when he felt like it.

To her question of when she could expect the payment, he repeated that he’d pay when he could. But when he reminded her that he knew where she and her kids live and she’d better watch out, she felt she was being threatened and hung up the phone. The police spoke to the male who supposedly made the threat and he denied making any threats. He agreed to show up at the station the next day and give his side of the story.

MAR. 16: Going south from Monroe on Route 103 a dark colored SUV in front of the patrol car turned onto NE Cherry Valley Rd. The front passenger side was damaged and a run of the license identified that his license had expired and punched. Dispatch revealed that there was a warrant out from the Seattle police department for DUI with a restriction requiring an interlock device on the vehicle. He was placed in hand restraints and taken into custody at which time he began to shake. He said that he was having convulsions and requested medical help ... which he received. It was confirmed that the vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run in Monroe. The suspect was transferred to jail and the vehicle was impounded. The case has been forwarded to the prosecutor for review and filing of charges–Driving without License-3 and driving a vehicle without ignition interlock.

MAR 19: Around 2:30 in the morning a white 1995 pickup was seen with sparks coming from the passenger’s side. When stopped, the patrolman noticed what appeared to be vomit on the driver’s side, driver’s clothing disheveled and soiled along with the inside of the vehicle, driver’s seat and floorboard. It was noted that his eyes were watery and pupils dilated and he staggered as he walked. It appeared that alcohol had been his companion.

He was confused when asked for his ID. On the passenger’s side there appeared fresh damage to the head lamp and the grill was punched out. The lower portion of the front end was cracked and hanging loose. The hood was pushed up on the passenger’s side and the tire was completely gone with deep scratches evident on the vehicle.

Redmond dispatch was notified that the vehicle might have been involved in a hit-and-run and the King Country Sheriff’s Office was contacted. The vehicle had apparently been involved in an accident at the 24000 block of Novelty Hill Rd. The guard rail had been involved and the vehicle was inoperable and blocking the roadway. It was towed and any further contact regarding the incident will be handled by the county.