Woodinville Crime Blotter: April 3-9

1. Larceny, 18600 block of Woodinville Snohomish Rd.

An unknown suspect broke the victim’s car window and stole his laptop from inside without opening the door.

3. Fraud, 13300 block of NE 171st St.

The victim reported two unauthorized purchases from Amazon.com on her debit/visa card which was still in her possession. 

4. Larceny, 13600 block of NE 175th

The Victim’s laptop was stolen from inside the store where she was setting up her merchandise as a private vendor.

5. Larceny, 14100 block of NE 183rd

Two vehicles parked in the secure garage of the complex were prowled. Medication and a registration were taken.

6. Burglary, 17800 block of 134th Ave NE 

Unknown suspect(s) pried the front door of the business and stole 4 televisions from inside.

7. Larceny, 12800 block of NE 178th St.

The victim reported a tire/wheel stolen from a company vehicle while parked overnight in front of the business.

8. Mail Theft, 17300 block of 135th Ave NE

The victim’s pension check was stolen from his mailbox and cashed at an unknown location.

11. Larceny, 17500 block of 140th Ave NE

The victim left her wallet on the table of the fast food restaurant and when she returned, it had been stolen.

12. Burglary, 13400 block of NE 193rd Pl

Unknown suspect(s) forced open the front door of the residence and stole several items of jewelry from inside.

13.  Mail Theft, 14600 block of 128th Ave NE

The victim’s expense check was stolen from her mailbox and cashed.

14.  Vehicle Prowl, 17600 block of Garden Way NE

The victim’s vehicle window was broken but nothing appeared to be stolen inside.

15.  Vandalism, NE 160th / 124th Ave NE

Two incidents of vandalism were reported after victim’s found gang graffiti sprayed on the side of their homes.

 16. Burglary, commercial, 12800 block of NE 178th St.

The victim business reported a storage container had the lock cut off and several welding tools and equipment stolen from inside.

 17.  Burglary, commercial 19500 block of NE 144th

Unknown suspects pried open the door of the business to gain entry and stole two computers from the office.

 --Information from Woodinville Police Department. 

More information for both the city and unincorporated King County can be found on line at Crime Reports . Not all types of crimes committed in Woodinville are shown on the report. Assault, theft, burglary, and robbery are included in the report.