APRIL 24: While patrolling in Carnation, an officer arrested a driver for driving on a suspended license. What was believed to be marijuana was found and taken from the driver’s pocket. A K-9 unit was brought in to do a search throughout the vehicle for drugs and paraphernalia.

Cyrus, the K-9, did his job showing the way to burnt residue of drugs and paraphernalia underneath the front passenger seat. The suspect was fingerprinted and the evidence secured.

APRIL 26: In Duvall four juveniles were seen “huffing” something from a can. They stated that they had two cans of Dust Off spray, one of which had been stolen and were just playing with it. When the police contacted the store manager a discrepancy occurred in the number of cans missing. The parents were offered a chance to belatedly reimburse the agreed-upon number.

APRIL 27: A patrolman was dispatched along with a camera and vacuum to Carnation. A K-9 police car parked behind City Hall had been vandalized by a thrown rock. A witness saw the whole thing as he sat in his kennel inside the police car but he wasn’t talking.

Evidence indicated that a rock, weighing about 8 pounds, came flying through the rear window covering the dog and front seat with glass and leaving scratches on the cage and the inside of the car. Pictures were taken of the scene and rock.

APRIL 30: A patrolman in Duvall noted a car with either a flat or a tire that was very low on air squeal around a corner from Main onto NE Stephens St.

When stopped the driver was not aware of the tire condition and had no insurance. He said he was selling it to the passenger. However, on running his name and license through dispatch it was learned that he had a suspended license for unpaid tickets. He was arrested for driving on a suspended license.

The adult male passenger was advised to leave the scene since the vehicle was going to be impounded due to alcohol and marijuana pipe being found in the vehicle. The mother and owner of the car arrived at the police station to retrieve her son and was not happy at the police for having her car impounded.

MAY 2: A physical domestic violence response occurred early in the a.m. The couple were on the porch with their child. They were not arguing or fighting but were soon to be exes.

The child had been crying when he had called the father at 3 a.m. to complain about the “partying” going on. The father comes every day to take their son to school.

That morning he had come over to the house pounding on all the windows and doors demanding to be let in … which she wouldn’t do.

The father claimed that bad company was there that morning and turned on his angry and jealous button and apparently he threatened to beat up everyone in the house if they didn’t leave.

The wife was advised about protection orders she could get and he was advised to limit his contact while picking up or dropping off his son.