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Moses Lake Police Department

March 21

Police contacted a man and woman who were sleeping in a vehicle in the 500 block of South Buchanan Street. The woman was arrested on a misdemeanor warrant and taken into custody.

Report of a window broke out on a vehicle in the area of South Burress Avenue and West Broadway Avenue.

A woman advised someone made an unauthorized withdrawal from her bank account.

Report of a license plate stolen off a truck in the 100 block of North Block Street.

A man reported finding a pair of socks in his mailbox in the 1000 block of West Third Avenue. Two meth pipes were found inside the socks. The pipes were destroyed by police.

Report of a male stealing a bottle of alcohol from Safeway and fleeing the scene. Police could not locate the suspect.

A man reported hitting a deer with his vehicle in the area of North Fig Street and East Wheeler Road. The vehicle was undamaged and the deer was determined to not be seriously injured.

Report of a glass smoking device found on Lakeview Elementary property. The device was retrieved and later destroyed by police.

March 22

Report of a vehicle stolen from a driveway in the 500 block of North Clark Road.

Report of a student at Chief Moses Middle School threatening to use brass knuckles to beat up another student. The parents of the students were contacted and informed of the incident.

An employee at a motel in the 1200 block of South Pioneer Way reported finding a large amount of possibly stolen tools in one of the motel's rooms.

A woman advised her camp trailer was entered in the 300 block of East State Avenue sometime over the last several days. No fingerprints were found and nothing was missing from the trailer.

Report of a vehicle driving on a sidewalk in the 600 block of North Dove Court. Police could not find the vehicle.

Report of a backpack stolen out of a vehicle in the 600 block of South Alder Street.

Police contacted a man in the 1800 block of East Kittleson Road who was kicked off a bus and causing a disturbance. Police learned the man has several medical issues and he was transported to Samaritan Hospital for an evaluation.

Grant County Sheriff’s Office

March 22

A woman reported that someone had stolen items from her husband’s work truck and cut the lock to a U-Haul trailer.

Posts were reported damaged at a park in Desert Aire.

A female caller reported that a vehicle pulled into her driveway and a male got out and went into her back yard.

A woman reported that her grandson didn’t come home on the bus.

A man reported that his son was intoxicated and refusing to leave.

Guns were reported stolen from an unlocked safe in a shed.

A man reported that items were missing and he believed his neighbor was the culprit.

Grant County Jail

March 20

Julie Ennis, of Grand Coulee, turned herself in on outstanding Grant County District Court warrants for first-degree criminal trespassing and third-degree theft.

Martha Ramos, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for third-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license.

Shadisa Fry, of Grand Coulee, was booked for possession of methamphetamine and second-degree rendering criminal assistance.

Jeffrey Muellner, of Grand Coulee, was arrested and booked for second-degree burglary and first-degree trafficking stolen property.

Kurtis Klingenberg, city of residence not given, was arrested and booked on a Department of Corrections case for second-degree theft and second-degree burglary.

Matheau Moore, of Tacoma, was arrested and booked for DUI.

Chelsea Hood, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked for fourth-degree assault.

Bradley Norris, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked for fourth-degree assault.

Anatoly Shtyba, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked for fourth-degree assault.

Rosa Campos, of Moses Lake, turned herself in on a Grant County Superior Court commitment for retail theft.

Jerome Grant, city of residence not given, was arrested and booked for theft of a motor vehicle and second-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license.

Brazen Penfield, of Soap Lake, was booked on an outstanding GCSC warrant for failure to pay child support and an outstanding GCDC warrant for failure to transfer a title.

March 21

Shane Robinson, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked for possession of methamphetamine and an outstanding GCDC warrant for third-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license and failure to transfer a title.

Robert Inks, of Moses Lake, was booked on a DOC order.

Armando DeLeon, city of residence not given, was arrested and booked on a federal arrest warrant.

Antonio Falconer, of Moses Lake, was booked for possession of heroin, first-degree criminal trespassing and an outstanding GCDC warrant for making false statements to a public servant.

Marvin Compo, city of residence not given, was arrested and booked on a DOC hold for probation violations.

Norberto Solorio, of Ephrata, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for fourth-degree assault.

Tyler Heath, city of residence not given, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for fourth-degree assault and indecent exposure.

Taveres Bowman, city of residence not given, was booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for third-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license.

Melvin Toulou, of Grand Coulee, was booked on an outstanding GCSC warrant for second-degree possession of stolen property.

Malinda Lamontagne, of Enumclaw, was booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for DUI.

Jose Lopez, of Wenatchee, was booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for three counts of violation of a no-contact order.

Malachi Paris, of Ephrata, was booked for second-degree possession of stolen property.

Adelida Gross, city of residence not given, was booked on an outstanding GCSC warrant for possession of meth and second-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license.

Connie Randolph, of Ephrata, was booked on an amended court order for DUI.

Eric Deane, of Moses Lake, was booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for third-degree escape of community custody.

Marcos Haro, of Quincy, was booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for operating a vehicle without an ignition interlock system.

Marcie Meier, city of residence not given, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for third-degree theft.

March 22

Summer Harris, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for third-degree theft and an out-of-county warrant for possession of cocaine, bail jumping and possession of stolen property.

Rene Zarate, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on outstanding GCDC warrants for third-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license and an outstanding GCSC warrant for possession of meth.

Dawn Wilson, of Gray Falls, Mont., was arrested and booked for possession of legend drugs, making false statements and identity theft.

Gabriel Lindquist, of Quincy, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for third-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license.

Matthew Johnston, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on an outstanding Adams County warrant for third-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license.

German Giron, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on an outstanding Adams County warrant for third-degree driving with a suspended or revoked license.

Justin Hindman, of Moses Lake, was booked on a DOC probation violation.

Rolando Arredondo, of Quincy, was booked on an outstanding GCSC warrant for second-degree theft (accomplice).

Felipe Flores, city of residence not given, was booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for DUI.

Irbin Santacruz, of Moses Lake, was booked on an outstanding GCSC warrant for first-degree unlawful possession of a firearm, possession of meth and possession of heroin.

March 23

Michael Long, of Richland, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for second-degree criminal trespassing and third-degree malicious mischief.

Roger Skjelstad, city of residence not given, was arrested and booked for fourth-degree assault and three outstanding Benton County warrants for two counts of harassment, third-degree theft and fourth-degree assault.

James Miller, of Quincy, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for second-degree attempted vehicle prowling.