SHERIFF'S REPORT

November 11: An individual in the 400 block of Julius Drive reported a large amount of mill ends (firewood) and some hand tools stolen from her residence. Total loss valued at $100. The case is being investigated.

November 10: An adult male reported that an unknown subject pried open the lock on his garden shed causing $10 worth of damage and stole a weed eater trimmer valued at $170. There are no suspects at this time.

November 10: An individual reported that $100 worth of lumber was stolen from the 1500 block of Gulf Road. There was no suspect information.

November 7: A WCSO deputy responded to a verbal domestic report in the 100 block of Drake Avenue. The deputy interviewed the reporting party and determined there was no probable cause to believe that a crime had been committed. Another individual involved could not be located for an interview. There is no probable cause to make an arrest at this time. No follow-up is required.

October 27: An adult female reported that a $500 kayak had been stolen from the yard of her vacation residence in the 2100 block of Cedar Street. There are no suspects at this time.

October 26: A WCSO deputy contacted an adult male on Regina Way who had a warrant for his arrest out of Whatcom County district court for FTA/FTC violation of a domestic violence protection order with a $3,000 bail. The subject refused to exit his residence and submit to arrest. Additional deputies responded to the location for assistance. After lengthy negotiations the subject freely exited his residence and was arrested on the warrant. He was later transported to the Whatcom County Jail via the U.S. Coast Guard.

October 13: A WCSO deputy contacted an individual about a burglary in the 2100 block of Cedar Street. The individual had no suspect information.

October 9: A 22-year-old Surrey, B.C. man seeking entry into the U.S. at the Point Roberts point of entry was detained by U.S. Border Patrol officers on numerous arrest warrants. A WCSO deputy responded and arrested the subject on the warrants. It was also determined that the subject was driving on a suspended driver’s license and was found to be in possession of a small amount of marijuana. The subject was cited and released for DWLS/R 3rd and possession of marijuana under 40 grams. He was, however, transported to the WCSO jail on the warrants. The warrants were Whatcom County district court FTA DWLS 3rd – $5,000; Snohomish County district court FTA use of drug paraphernalia – $1,500; FTA DUI/DWLS 3rd – $5,000; FTA possession of marijuana and use of drug paraphernalia – $1,500; FTA obstructing – $2,500; FTA DWLS 3rd – $1,500; Everett municipal court FTA DWLS 2nd – $1,000; FTA DWLS 2nd – $500; FTA possession of marijuana – $500.

October 5: Whatcom County Fire District #5 responded to the Point Roberts Marina for a reported boat on fire. When they arrived they found several boats on fire and put them out. The Delta, B.C. fire department also responded to assist. By the time the fire was out five boats and a section of the dock were substantially damaged by the fire. The fire appears to have been caused when a build up of gas fumes were ignited in the hull of one of the boats.

October 1: A WCSO deputy responded to a report of theft of services in the 700 block of Simundson Drive. An unknown subject who had recently purchased a boat moored it in a guest slip without paying for the moorage. The boat was chained by the business. However, the suspect removed the chain and fled without paying. The identity of the subject is unknown. The subject who sold the boat would not provide the buyers information. It was learned that the suspect lives in Canada and the boat is currently in Canada as well.

September 28: A deputy stopped a speeding vehicle in the 300 block of Boundary Bay Road. As a result of the traffic stop the deputy arrested the 39-year-old man from Salmon Arm, B.C. for DUI. The driver was processed for DUI, cited and later released from custody.