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Moses Lake Police Department

April 19

Report of numerous items stolen out of a vehicle in a parking lot on East Yonezawa Boulevard.

Report of shots fired in the area of Longview Drive. Three shell casings were found and witnesses reported seeing the suspect holding a pistol. The suspect is a convicted felon and his residence was searched. Drugs were found in the house, but the gun wasn't located.

A woman stole meat from Safeway and attempted to flee the store. A employee stopped the suspect, but she was able to get away from the business.

A woman allegedly stole a pair of headphones out of a vehicle in the 1000 block of West Ivy Avenue.

Police contacted two juveniles who were threatening each other over social media.

Report of children throwing rocks in the 1800 block of West Broadway Avenue. The children denied throwing rocks.

Report of a physical altercation in the 1600 block of South Dynasty Drive. Police determined the incident was a verbal argument between a father and daughter and nothing physical occurred.

An unknown vehicle struck a street sign at South Battery Road and West Glenmoor Drive.

Grant County Jail

April 19

Thomas McClain, 58, of Grand Coulee, was arrested and booked for possession of methamphetamine with intent to deliver.

Nichole Richardson, 36, of Ephrata, was arrested and booked for delivery of a controlled substance and possession of meth with intent to deliver.

Brandon Esparza, 22, of Warden, was arrested and booked for violation of a protection order and obstructing a law enforcement officer.

Williams McBride, 22, of Moses Lake, was booked for possession of a stolen vehicle.

Janette Pena, 18, of Moses Lake, was booked for attempted tampering with evidence and making false statements.

Freddie Cruz, 42, of Moses Lake, was booked on a Department of Corrections order.

Miguel Montes, 30, of Ephrata, was booked on an outstanding warrant out of Chelan County.

Wilson Holman, 31, of Moses Lake, was booked for unlawful possession of a firearm and possession of meth.

Juan Ortiz, 27, of Quincy, was arrested and booked for fourth-degree assault.