January 21, 2016

Moses Lake Police Department

Jan. 19

• Report of attempted phone fraud. Reporting party received a call claiming she owed back taxes and demanding immediate payment. Reporting party thought it was fraud; law enforcement officers said it’s a popular scam right now.
• Report of possible theft in the 200 block of West Nelson Road. Case is still under investigation.
• Report of gas line cut on a bus at the Head Start facility, 1109 South Juniper Dr.
• Report of hit and run accident at a business at 1005 North Stratford Rd. The reporting party said an unknown red vehicle hit her parked car.
• Report of window broken on a car parked at a business at 601 South Pioneer Way. Window was valued at $200.
• A 37-year-old man was arrested and booked into the Grant County Jail for fourth-degree assault (domestic violence). A 48-year-old woman was arrested and booked into jail on four outstanding out of county warrants.
• A 44-year-old man was cited for third-degree theft after he allegedly attempted to steal about $25 in merchandise from a business at 1014 West Broadway Ave.
• A juvenile, no age given, was cited for third-degree theft after allegedly attempting to steal about $25 in merchandise from a business at 601 South Pioneer Way.
• A 52-year-old woman was cited for third-degree theft after allegedly stealing items for two days from a business at 1014 West Broadway Ave.
• A 76-year-old man was arrested and booked into the Grant County Jail for DUI.
• A 22-year-old man was arrested and booked into the Grant County Jail for possession of heroin and possession of a dangerous weapon.

Grant County Sheriff’s Office

Jan. 15

• Deputies received a report of two females fighting.
• A man told deputies his wife and daughter were arguing.
• The theft of a license plate was reported.
• A man reported that his neighbor was stealing fire wood.
• A female reported that a 19-year-old male struck his father.
• A male was reportedly seen walking in the back yards of several houses.
• Deputies received a report of the theft of a tarp. Tire tracks and foot prints were left behind.
• Deputies received a tip on a wanted person at a white house with wooden shingles.
• A female reported her husband missing. He has Alzheimer’s and left the house without shoes.
• A woman reported that her grandson ran away after he did not return home from school.
• A money card was reportedly stolen from the Red Cross.
• A female called deputies after her brother was reportedly calling her names.
• Deputies received a report of an unwelcome subject in an apartment with a gun in his belt.
• Deputies received a report of a truck driving erratically after hitting an owl.
• A female reportedly saw a black male shoot at a house across the street.

Jan. 16

• A mother told deputies her son has a warrant and is home.
• A man reportedly threatened to kill his pregnant girlfriend.
• A woman was reportedly followed home by a vehicle that stopped at the beginning of her road and keeps slowly driving past her house.
• Deputies received a report of a gang-related domestic violence.
• A female reportedly had her license plates stolen from the mail.
• A mother told deputies her 19-year-old son needs to be evicted. He was not to be at the house and had reportedly returned.
• A man’s son reportedly came home with a black eye after visiting the reporting party’s ex.
• A female reported fraud. She said subjects got into her renter’s account and took all her money.
• Deputies received a report of a small baby cow in the road.
• Batteries were reportedly stolen from a man’s residence.
• A male reported receiving threatening and harassing text messages.
• A suspicious subject was reportedly seen sneaking up to a house before taking off running.
• A female reported that her mother pushed her father down. The mother also threatened to hit the daughter and broke her father’s phone.
• A female reportedly asked a neighbor to call deputies, saying someone was beating her up.

Jan. 17

• A man reportedly heard gunshots, but didn’t see anyone.
• Deputies received a report of possible alcohol poisoning. A 25-year-old male was breathing, but not conscious, when his friend called deputies.
• A female’s pills were stolen.
• A woman reportedly left the house with her child after being hit by her husband.
• A woman’s sister was reportedly taking things from her grandparent’s house.
• A man reportedly had a tire stolen from his vehicle.
• A female visited a friend’s house and got in a fight with him. He reportedly hit her car.
• A male reported that his girlfriend was fighting with her mother.
• Deputies received a report of a female with stolen items in her purse, currently in a vehicle in a parking lot, while the driver was in a store.
• A man reportedly heard fighting outside, during which girls were screaming and someone mentioned pulling out a .38.

Jan. 18

• Gunshots were heard outside of a house.
• A subject heard of a party going on at his deceased grandmother’s home and requested that deputies check it out.
• A female reported seeing someone near her fire pit when she took her dog outside. The subject took off running.
• A woman reported that her neighbor was in front of her car with a hatchet and appeared to be on some sort of drugs.
• Subjects were reportedly fighting outside of Starbucks.
• A mother told deputies her 15-year-old son has decided to live somewhere else and left.
• A former employee sent harassing text messages to his former employers.
• A male reported that someone had attempted to break into his residence.
• A female saw someone attempting to siphon gas.
• Four subjects were seen fighting at the park.
• A male in a black hoodie was reportedly going door to door and ringing doorbells.

Grant County Jail

Jan. 19

• Catina Shue, 41, of Moses Lake, was arrested for a Grant County District Court warrant.
• Juan Bernal, 26, of Moses Lake, was booked for second-degree rape of a child (multiple counts) and child molestation.
• Serena Rauen, 29, of Moses Lake, was booked on a Grant County Superior Court warrant.
• Kashia Finney, 18, of Yakima, was arrested for a GCDC warrant.
• Falisha Hancock, 26, of Moses Lake, was booked on a GCDC warrant.
• Keitha Holman, 34, of Renton, was arrested for a GCDC warrant.
• Jeremy Parr, 38, of Moses Lake, was booked on a Department of Corrections arrest order.
• Kenneth Randall, 25, of Omak, was arrested for a GCDC warrant.
• Jose Tapia, 22, was arrested for two Grant County Superior Court warrants and a Benton County warrant.
• Agustin Cervantes, 28, of Royal City, was arrested for a GCDC warrant.
• Pete Lopez, 32, of Moses Lake, was arrested for two GCDC warrants.
• Sonda Safford, 39, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked for probation violation.
• John Codiga, 48, of Coulee City, was arrested and booked for probation violation.
• Thomas Henderson, 21, of Ephrata, was arrested and booked for probation violation.
• Mindy Jimenez, 48, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked for four out-of-county warrants.
• Javier Ramirez, 18, of Quincy, was arrested and booked for drive-by shooting and second-degree malicious mischief.
• Lyle Greger, 76, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on DUI.
• Bradley Yearout, 22, of Warden, was arrested and booked on possession of heroin and possession of a dangerous weapon.
• Daniel Zellmer, 63, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on harassment (threats to kill) and interfering with a healthcare facility.