April 2, 2016
Police Reports
Moses Lake Police Department
April 28
Report of an orange flashlight stolen out of a vehicle in the 1600 block of East Filmore Drive.
A total of 4.1 grams of cocaine was reportedly found in a parking lot in the 1600 block of South Pilgrim Street. The cocaine has an estimated street value of $300 and was placed into evidence.
A woman reported her vehicle was stolen in the 500 block of North Central Drive. The woman said she received a message from the Washington State Patrol advising the vehicle was found on fire on state Route 17. The vehicle was impounded and a stolen vehicle report was completed.
Report of a padlock on a shed broken by an unknown suspect in the 1800 block of West Lakeside Drive.
A woman was caught bagging items she did not scan in the self-checkout lane at Walmart. The woman was cooperative and offered to pay for the items.
An abandoned vehicle was found and recovered in the 2300 block of West Peninsula Drive.
Police contacted a man at an apartment complex in the 2000 block of West Broadway Avenue who reportedly hooked up an extension cord from the community laundry room into his apartment. The man was reportedly warned in the past about stealing power and will be charged with theft of services.
A man was arrested for fourth-degree assault after slapping a woman and pushing her into a chair. The man was reportedly intoxicated and did not want to answer questions about the incident.
A man told police multiple males assaulted him at McCosh Park and stole his bicycle. The bike was later returned to the man and he decided to not pursue charges against the suspects.
Report of a chest freezer stolen from a storage shed in the 1700 block of West Bemis Street.
Report of a necklace and amplifier stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the 9900 block of Highland Drive Northeast.
Grant County Sheriff’s Office
April 28
A woman reported that her son, who had stolen her vehicle the night before, was coming to her home to retrieve some belongings.
A pharmacy reported that a patient tried to fill false prescriptions.
A man reported that his girlfriend’s son shattered his windshield with his bare hands.
A horse was reported tied up in a front yard for five days.
A man reported males stealing items from his back yard.
Two juveniles were reported in a canoe on Moses Lake without life jackets.
A man reported that his mother’s house was broken into.
A German shepherd dog was reported running at large in front of a church.
A man reported that his neighbor had been threatening to kill him for six days in a row. The reporting party believed the neighbor had set off a bomb the day before.
A woman reported that when she arrived home her door was kicked in.
April 29
Two males were reportedly riding around slowly on bicycles looking at houses.