SHERIFF'S REPORT

July 19: WCSO deputies responded to Alder Street and Limerick Avenue to a report of neighbors dumping yard waste on the reporting party’s vacant lot. The reporting party wanted the neighbor trespassed and remove the debris from the yard. They did not want to pursue charges for littering. The neighbor was informed he may be arrested for trespassing if he returned. The suspect stated that he understood and would comply.

July 15: WCSO deputy contacted an adult female victim of a theft in the 1900 block of Sanders Court. An unknown subject stole the victim’s 2004 Kawasaki 110 motorcycle, valued at $1,500. The motorcycle was stored in the backyard of the location. The investigation is ongoing.

July 15: WCSO deputy contacted an adult male victim of a theft in the 1400 block of Churchill Drive. A package that was left by U.S. Postal Service at the residence was stolen prior to the victim returning home to collect it. The value of the package was $80. No suspects have been identified.

July 15: WCSO deputy stopped a vehicle for speeding in the 500 block of Tyee Drive. The adult male driver was found to be intoxicated. He was arrested for DUI, processed, cited, then released.

July 12: WCSO deputy contacted an adult female victim of a credit card fraud. An unknown subject re-opened a credit card in the victim’s name and used it to charge $185.40 in purchases at a department store in California. It is unknown how the suspect obtained the victim’s credit card information. No suspect has been identified.

July 10: A WCSO deputy responded to the 1900 block of Roosevelt Drive for a malicious mischief at a work site. An adult male performing at a job site was having problems with an adult male he had hired to assist him. The employee had broken $1,200 in vinyl windows during an anger outburst. At this time, the employer did not want to pursue charges against the employee. The employee was asked to leave the work site and he complied.

July 3: WCSO deputy responded to a trespass complaint in the 300 block of Boundary Bay Road. An adult male approached a juvenile female and followed her into her residence. The male and female knew one another and the male was told to stay out of the residence. No other crime occurred while he was at the residence. The suspect fled the scene prior to the deputy’s arrival. The suspect was later located and cited for criminal trespass, first degree.

June 30: WCSO deputies took a report of mailbox vandalism in the 100 block of Boundary Bay Road. The reporting party did not have any suspect information and advised he would pursue charges if any suspects were identified. Deputies advised they would do extra patrols of the area.