Bonney Lake Police Blotter: Man Intrudes on Ex-Girlfriend in Bed, SWAT Team Search Warrant

FEB. 24, 2012

FAILURE TO YIELD

An officer was on patrol in Bonney Lake when he observed an unlicensed Range Rover driving east on SR 410. The car did not have plates and the temporary license had expired.

The officer activated his car emergency lights but the car did not yield. It continue to travel down the road and made motions like it would pull over, but kept going until eventually pulling into the Albertson’s parking lot. The officer could not see through the car’s tinted windows and thought the driver was using a common technique of trying to lure an officer out of his vehicle, then fleeing.

The car pulled into a parking spot and backup arrived. The 44 year-old female driver was removed from the car by gunpoint. She was extremely upset and emotional and said that she did not notice the officer was attempting to pull her over. She said she never noticed him behind her and didn’t hear the emergency sirens.

The car was registered to the woman and she had a misdemeanor warrant on her record. Officers cited her with failing to yield to an emergency vehicle and advised to take care of her warrant. She was also advised to contact the DMV to find out why she hadn’t received her permanent license plates.

She complained to the officer that, although she didn’t notice him behind her, he ‘almost killed her.’ She was advised to fill out a complaint form, which she did and submitted to BLPD.

FEB. 25, 2012

MALICIOUS MISCHEIF

A resident on the 19000 block of Bonney Lake Boulevard called police to report that someone had shot out her living room window with a BB gun. She said she was sleeping on her couch when she heard a loud “pop” and found a small hole in the exterior pane of the window. She saw a truck quickly leaving the neighborhood but didn’t get a look at the driver or occupants.

MARCH 1

SEARCH WARRANT

Members of the Valley SWAT team assisted the Auto Task Force with conducting a search warrant at a residence on the 8000 block of Locust Ave. The investigation was led by the Kent Police Department, with a search warrant issued out of a King County court. A 19 year-old woman was found inside the house and had a confirmed warrant out for her arrest.

Evidence was collected to the home and transferred from Bonney Lake to Kent for further investigation.

MARCH 4

VANDALISM

A man reported he had gone to his son’s birthday party earlier in the day and returned home to find a large rock was thrown through his living room window, on the 18000 block of 74th St. E.  The rock came from the fire pit in his backyard.

Nothing was stolen and the man believed his two big dogs scared the intruders away.

MARCH 6

UNWANTED INTRUDER

A 44-year old woman called police to report that her ex-boyfriend would not leave her home, located on the 19000 block of 64th St. E. She told police she broke up with him and asked him to move out over a month before, but that he had refused to leave and still wanted to be with her. She said she had been staying with friends to avoid seeing him, but eventually returned home after thinking he had moved out. She was sleeping in her bed when he crawled into bed with her, uninvited. She thought he still had a key to her house and let himself in.

She said he tried to make advances at her, but stopped when she asked him to. She didn’t know what to do, so she called 9-11.

The man was leaving when police arrived and told them he wouldn’t be back, unless it was to pick up the rest of his things. The woman was advised to change her locks immediately and was given information to apply for a restraining order if she wanted one.