Woodinville Crime Blotter: March 27-April 2

1. Larceny, 13700 blk of NE 174th St.  

The business I-pad used for reservations and table seating was stolen from the hostess podium of the business during business hours. No suspects were seen.

 2. Larceny, NE 145th / 148th Ave NE

The victim’s window was shattered and her purse was stolen from inside while parked in the lot.

 3. Threats, 15600 blk of NE 124th St.

Two drivers accuse the other of road rage after a traffic altercation. Both are accused of following the other home and making threatening hand gestures.

 4. Controlled Substance Violation, 18000 blk of Garden Way NE

Police responded to the report of a male passed out in the bathroom after inhaling the fumes from a can of dust remover. After cleared medically by the Fire dept., the suspect was arrested, fingerprinted and released.

 5.  Vandalism, 19800 blk of 136th Ave NE

An unknown suspect slashed the victim’s car tire while the car was parked on campus.

6.  Larceny, 14200 blk of NE Woodinville Duvall Rd. 

A white male suspect was seen removing two hard drives from the packaging and leaving the store without paying. He was not located.

7.  Criminal Warrant, Misdemeanor, NE 175th St. / 164th Ave NE

While patrolling the neighborhood because of recent burglaries, a Woodinville Officer made a traffic stop of a driver talking on his cell phone. The passenger was identified as having a warrant for his arrest.  He was arrested and booked into jail.

 8.  Larceny, 17600 blk of Garden Way NE

Suspect arrested by store security for shoplifting 15 packages of razor blades. He was cited and released by police pending theft charges.

 9.  Burglary, Res. 14900 blk of NE 201st St.

An unknown suspect pried the window of the residence and stole a large sum of cash and a tape player from inside.

--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.