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Is your party signed up? One week from tonight: Night Out 2014July 29, 2014 at 7:35 pm | In Crime, Safety, West Seattle news | 1 Comment
One more nudge: One week from tonight, thousands of people all around the city will be out having block parties, as part of Night Out 2014 – the official time slot is 6-9 pm Tuesday, August 5th. Provided you're not on a major arterial, if you'd like to close your street for the occasion, you need to sign up – here's the place to start. As we do every year, we'll be out covering West Seattle's Night Out, and we're always happy to hear where you're having your party, so we can stop by for a photo and add your neighborhood to our coverage – firstname.lastname@example.com.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Seen this stolen white Acura?July 29, 2014 at 2:54 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | Comments Off
Last stolen car reported in Crime Watch here was found by a reader – so maybe it'll happen this time too. Keep watch for the car stolen from Michael, who sent this note today:
Yesterday I found that my car was stolen from the front of my house on the 5000 block of Beach Drive SW [map] between 11:30 am-8 pm. A report has been filed already. The car was a white 1998 Acura CL 3.0, license 609-MMM. If anyone notices anything, could they please contact me at email@example.com, or police.
West Seattle Crime Watch followup: 'Flasher' suspect due back in court WednesdayJuly 28, 2014 at 4:37 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 27 Comments
A hearing is set Wednesday for the man arrested Friday night in connection with one of the recent "flasher" incidents. As reported here on Saturday, the 37-year-old man was jailed for investigation of indecent exposure and failure to register as a sex offender. We've learned a bit more about the case today, now that we've been able to check with the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
This incident happened last Tuesday evening near Beach Drive and Orleans (map). The victim (whose comment here is the only reason we knew about the case) is quoted as telling police that she was walking north on Beach Drive when she saw a Nissan Pathfinder parked northeast of the intersection. A man inside yelled over to ask her if she knew where Hanford Street is; she walked closer and saw through its front windshield that he was exposing, and holding, himself. She walked away, making note of the license plate and other descriptive factors. Police responded and went to the Admiral-area home of the car's owner, who told them his son had been driving the vehicle, a 1998 silver Pathfinder, parked there and still warm (though the suspect was not found). After further investigation, the suspect was arrested on Friday. The probable-cause document makes note of the two similar incidents in West Seattle over the past two weeks – one in Admiral on July 15th, in Gatewood on July 17th – but does not say if he is officially suspected; we'll see what happens if and when charges were filed.
His status as a Level 2 sex offender is related to what's described as convictions for arson and burglary with a sexual motivation in 2000; the court documents are not available online so we don't have details of the case. He was reported to have moved out of state in 2007, apparently to Idaho, where he was found guilty of failure to register in 2008, and should have registered within three days of returning to this state, which might have been as long as two years ago. Since he was arrested Friday, a bail hearing was held Saturday, and bail was set at a total of $100,000; the suspect posted bond and was released from jail afterward, and is due back in court Wednesday afternoon, by which time we might know about charges in the case.
TUESDAY EVENING UPDATE: The suspect, Duane Atwood, is now on the sex-offender registry, so we are identifying him with this public information now published on the county website. No photo with the listing, though.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Stolen car; found car partJuly 26, 2014 at 10:49 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 5 Comments
Two more quick West Seattle Crime Watch notes tonight – From LS:
I just discovered my car was stolen from my driveway in Highland Park (police report was just completed) either last night or this AM. It's a teal 1993 Honda Civic EX coupe. Please post to the WSB so that if someone sees it they can contact the police.
And from Gretchen:
I found the face of a Mercedes radio/navigation system on the corner of 18th and Thistle. I contacted police and they came to pick it up. Incident number 14-244731.
P.S. Is your block signed up for a street-closing Night Out party? If not, go here. The big night – Tuesday, August 5th – is only a week and a half away.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Arrest in Beach Drive indecent-exposure case; Puget Ridge burglary, Gatewood car-prowl reportsJuly 26, 2014 at 1:25 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 8 Comments
Three reports in West Seattle Crime Watch today.
First, police have arrested a suspect in connection with one recent West Seattle indecent-exposure incident. We'd been trying for several days to find out more about this case – the third in less than two weeks – since a reader mentioned it in this comment last Tuesday night. The commenter wrote of giving police license plate/description information after the incident that night on Beach Drive, and that officers said they had matched the information to a sex offender. Finally, after multiple inquiries, we got confirmation of an arrest today; Southwest Precinct commander Captain Steve Wilske confirmed a suspect in that case is in custody. He's 37 years old and being held for investigation of indecent exposure and failure to register. No charges filed yet – but we'll be checking first thing Monday, along with trying to find out more about whether he's suspected in any of the other cases.
(SUNDAY NOTE: According to the jail register, the suspect has posted bond on $50,000 bail and got out of jail Saturday night, after a little more than one day behind bars.)
(back to original Saturday report) Second, Margaret reports her home in the 5200 block of 18th SW (map) on Puget Ridge was broken into during the day on Friday, with two specific stolen items she's asking you to watch for:
… Sometime between 9:30 am and 7 pm. They smashed the back bedroom window, ransacked the house, and took a Sentry-brand putty-colored fire proof plastic lock box full of irreplaceable family papers, an array of electronics, and a wooden earring box with a leather inset of Raven stealing the sun, about the size of a business envelope and an inch high. It was full of cheap, craft-fair costume jewelry of great sentimental value. They did not get the key to the lockbox and I'm hoping they may not be able to get inside and may dump it. If the lock box or wooden box turn up anywhere, I'd be anxious to hear.
Third, TJ reports from Gatewood, "Two suspicious males were attempting to open car-door handles for the second night down Holden Street. Police were called at 1:30 am."
Crime Watch info to report? If it's breaking news, text or call 206-293-6302; otherwise, firstname.lastname@example.com – but not until after you've reported it to police! Thanks!
West Seattle Crime Watch: Early-morning investigation; wheelchair-theft attempt; bicycle foundJuly 25, 2014 at 1:31 am | In Crime, West Seattle news | 8 Comments
Three West Seattle Crime Watch notes: First, this is developing – Seattle Police are investigating another possible strong-arm robbery in the Roxhill Park area. Seattle Fire medics were sent to check out someone found unconscious in the bushes by the bus stop on the south side of SW Barton, reported as a possible victim of a robbery/assault. We'll follow up later this morning to see what police determined.
Meantime, Creighton reports two incidents in Admiral:
Both incidents happened in front of my house during the daytime at 37th Ave SW and Admiral, just north of Belvedere Viewpoint Park.
Wednesday morning after breakfast, between 9 am and 11 am, someone started to steal my visiting-from-out-of-town handicapped father's wheelchair from the side of my house, where it was placed to stay dry and out of the hard rain. Upon searching the neighborhood, we found it one house south of ours, stashed in the bushes. It looked like they started to steal it, but either decided it was too big to toss in their vehicle, or I'm hoping had a change of heart and realized it was bad karma to steal a handicapped man's wheelchair.
Did they come back and try again later that day? Later that same day, after dinner (between 6 pm and 8 pm) I went out to clean my wife's late-model MDX and discovered all of the contents of the glovebox (registration, manual, etc), center console and change dish were missing. We're pretty sure we locked the doors, but there was no sign of forced entry to the car so we're scratching our heads. Both incidents have been reported to the Seattle PD using the CORP online reporting tool.
Finally, Brian found this bike in Highland Park:
Brian describes it as a "Univega bike with Anacortes Cycle sticker." If it's yours, contact police and refer to case 14-242562.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Thief takes Daily Dose tip jarJuly 23, 2014 at 9:40 am | In Crime, West Seattle news | 9 Comments
Coffee shops, be forewarned. Out of the WSB inbox this morning, from Cheryl:
I was working at The Daily Dose coffee shop at 5214 Delridge Way yesterday. Around 1:15 p.m. I was in the restroom as I heard the front door open. I shouted out "hello, I'll be right out,: finished washing my hands and came out. No one was there and the door was left open. I decided whoever it was had quickly changed their mind and left. About 10 minutes later, I realized my tip jar was gone! The thief was swift and deliberate as it was seconds from the time I heard the front door open and came out of the restroom.
It's not the loss of tip money (maybe $35), but the sense of violation. I hope they really needed it, or at least bought themselves a nice meal! I will be locking the door in the future while in the restroom.
West Seattle Crime Watch: 'Home invasion' robbers get away with thousandsJuly 23, 2014 at 12:52 am | In Crime, Highland Park, West Seattle news | 8 Comments
12:52 AM: Police are searching for two people suspected in a reported 'home invasion' situation in Highland Park. Scanner-monitored information indicates shots were fired – with at least one casing found – but the victim was not reported injured and no medic crew has been summoned. This happened near 10th and Trenton (map); police, including a K-9 team, are looking for a woman and man who might be known to the victim. More info if/when we get it.
2:09 AM: Still no word of arrests. Robbery Unit detectives are joining the investigation.
NOON UPDATE: We've obtained the report from SPD. It says the victim told police he recognized the woman, by voice, as his wife, who he hasn't (otherwise) seen in a month – both robbers, the report says, were wearing ski masks. The male robber fired two rounds, according to the victim, including one into the floor after tying him up and leaving him in the bathroom. The female robber, the victim said, demanded to know where "the money" was, and though the victim denied having any, she said she knew better, and eventually, according to the victim, they made off with $22,000 in cash.
West Seattle Crime Watch: 2 car prowls, with stolen items including 'unmistakable' skateboardJuly 22, 2014 at 10:19 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 8 Comments
Thieves took Eron's skateboard in one of two car prowls for which we have reader reports tonight. Eron says it happened "in front of my house at 11th and Kenyon and my dog woke me up but not in time. … they took a lot of things; most of it was recovered by walking just around my block. The big score was a set of keys to nothing in this county and my custom longboard that I made from a vintage kids' water ski. It is unmistakable. Yellow with red swirls and blue wheels. It is largely a sentimental loss and has very little 'street' value, as it is easily identified from any distance."
Further south on 11th SW, in the 8800 block, Darcey reports: "Someone went thru my car last night. I left the door unlocked accidentally. Didn't take anything- but we had nothing worth taking. Just threw stuff around, searching."
P.S. Though local crime-prevention groups don't meet again until September, you are now two weeks away from a prime chance to get together with your neighbors in support of safety and community – Night Out is Tuesday, August 5th, and you can sign up your block party by going here. (As always, we'll be stopping by parties around West Seattle, and thanks to those who've already sent word of theirs without us even asking – firstname.lastname@example.com.)
West Seattle Crime Watch: Admiral scuffle leads to BB shootingJuly 21, 2014 at 5:03 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 10 Comments
Just talked with police about an Admiral incident that several asked us about this afternoon. According to Seattle Police spokesperson Det. Drew Fowler, it boiled down to a fight involving four people outside Admiral Safeway just before 3 pm. Two were brothers, ages 16 and 17; the other two's identities aren't known. Police are still sorting out the motive for the fight but say that at one point, one of the unknown two suspects shot one of the brothers in the face with a BB gun. There also were reports of punches thrown, but in the end, what happened was so convoluted that Seattle Fire medic crews came and went from the scene twice – finally, the victim was taken to a hospital. His injuries are not described as major. No one's been arrested.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Three car break-insJuly 21, 2014 at 3:00 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 9 Comments
Three reader reports – first two are about overnight car break-ins in north West Seattle. First, from Sandra:
My car was broken into last night. it was parked on the street at 2008 California Ave SW. They took 3 bags; 1) yellow leather with brown trim, 2) black leather with gold trim, and a black "expanda" file with handles. Nothing of real value in the bags, but if the thieves threw them out and anyone sees them, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you.
And from Ian:
My 1992 Honda Accord was prowled last night, between 12 am and noon today. It was parked in the 2100 block of Alki Ave SW, underneath a street light in front of the condo I live in. Woke up to find the trunk partially opened and all the contents of my glove box thrown through out the car. Fortunately they didn't steal my car since I had a club on the steering wheel which they tried to remove from all the scratch marks all over it. All they took was my GPS which was hidden in my glove box. No broken windows or scratch marks on my car door, which makes me think they had a master key to the car which you can buy online.
Third report is from last Thursday – Jeremy tweeted about a smash-and-grab car break-in in the south lot at Lincoln Park; his wife's purse was taken.
P.S. In case you missed it over the weekend – a Crime Watch partial happy ending.
West Seattle Crime Watch followup: Claire has her bike back!July 19, 2014 at 10:07 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 5 Comments
The other day, Mark sent a Crime Watch report saying his bicycle had been stolen, with a child's bike left in its place. He included a photo in hopes of at least finding that bicycle's owner. JP saw the note and recognized it as his daughter Claire's new bike – which indeed had been stolen – and now, she has it back, and JP sent the above photo to share:
Thank you Mark and West Seattle Blog for reuniting Claire with her stolen bike! You made my daughter very happy! We hope Mark's bike is found as well.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Another 'flasher' incidentJuly 18, 2014 at 1:42 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 28 Comments
1:42 PM: For the second time this week, a case of lewd behavior/indecent exposure – reported as a comment on our story about the first incident (Tuesday in Admiral):
I actually experienced a very similar situation yesterday at the corner of SW Myrtle and 36th around 4:30 pm. I was walking my dog around the park and was approaching 36th when a man in a silver SUV opened his car door with no pants on and masturbated in front of me – laughing and waving. Disgusting.
I first saw him in a silver SUV parked halfway in someone's driveway and then saw him re-park in another driveway – I assumed he was lost. The incident happened about 5 minutes later when I walked around the block (at which point he re-parked again), which leads me to think he was following me. I didn't have a phone on me, but thankfully I caught up with someone in the park who did, and we called 911 immediately. The police responded quickly and took the report – but by that time he had left. Unfortunately, I was so disturbed/unsettled that I didn't get a good description (I ran towards 35th so as to be in a more public place). He was a bigger framed guy in a silver SUV. The police had mentioned that something very similar happened earlier in the week (I'm assuming it's the same incident posted above). I hope they catch this guy – it's very disturbing.
We are following up with police right now, asking questions including whether this case and the 38th/Stevens case are believed to be related, and if there's any other information to report. We'll add to this story when we hear back.
4:17 PM: Obtained the report on this second incident – which ends with an acknowledgment of the similarities to the Tuesday incident in Admiral. No other information besides what the victim points out above; she was not close enough to get the plate but would likely recognize the vehicle if she saw it again, she told police.
West Seattle Crime Watch followup: Gatewood burglary suspect chargedJuly 17, 2014 at 10:53 pm | In Crime, Gatewood, West Seattle news | 12 Comments
Following up on the Gatewood burglary spree first reported here Wednesday – the suspect is now charged with three counts of residential burglary. And we've learned that a warrant was already out for his arrest before police found him after the burglaries Saturday afternoon, because he'd missed a sentencing hearing a day earlier. Plus, he has an extensive record dating back more than half his life, to age 14.
The suspect is Jason Edward Wyman, who turned 33 the day before his arrest. The police report lists a Westwood address for him. He is charged with burglarizing three homes in Gatewood; in two cases, the police report says, he was interrupted by people who were home at the time and had left doors unlocked or open; in a third, he stole from a guest house. At least one victim has surveillance video showing him with items stolen from her home.
"The defendant's brazen behavior is alarming," prosecutors wrote in the charging documents, noting that while burglary is not a violent crime, entering occupied residences can quickly escalate to violence. They go on to describe him as a "flight risk" with "17 warrants since 2000, based on 15 bookings at King County Jail."
Last Friday, Wyman was supposed to appear for sentencing in a theft case dating back to last August – and failed to show up, leading to issuance of a $10,000 warrant for his arrest. His criminal history spans three states and includes at least one conviction for escape. He had struck a plea bargain in the case, which involved a day last August in which he was caught on video stealing a TV and two computers from the Renton Wal-Mart; according to court documents, and was going to be recommended for a residential DOSA sentence – that's the program involving mandatory drug treatment.
Now, if Wyman is convicted of three counts of residential burglary, he faces up to 7 years in prison. According to the King County Jail Register, his current bail is set at $50,000. We'll keep the case on our watch list.
West Seattle Crime Watch: One bike stolen, one left in its placeJuly 17, 2014 at 11:36 am | In Crime, Seaview, West Seattle news | 7 Comments
Mark is looking for both his stolen bike and the owner of a bike that turned up where his had been: "The curious thing was that whoever took my bike (adult size) left an almost brand-new child's-size bike. I assume they felt mine was an upgrade." It happened on Sunday afternoon in Seaview, 47th/Findlay (map). Here's the bike left behind:
It's a "small Giant," he adds. His stolen bike is "a dark gray Diamondback Trace with Planet Bike fenders and a black rear rack." Seen it? And/or have any idea who the left-behind bike belongs to?
West Seattle Crime Watch: Burglaries in Sunrise Heights, GatewoodJuly 16, 2014 at 9:21 am | In Crime, West Seattle news | 7 Comments
Two West Seattle Crime Watch reader reports to share:
SUNRISE HEIGHTS BREAK-IN: On 34th SW between Othello and Webster, someone broke in at midmorning Tuesday, taking computers, tablets, jewelry, even money from kids' piggy banks, according to a neighbor who shared the info on behalf of the victims – who couldn't because their computers were gone.
INTRUDER ARRESTED AFTER MULTIPLE BREAK-INS: A Gatewood resident reports a burglar was arrested in her neighborhood on Saturday afternoon after breaking into her home and three others nearby – at least two, while people were home, as was the case at her house. One witness gave police a good-enough description to spot and arrest the suspect. At our tipster's house, she says, "He broke in the back door, stole a laptop, mail, a Batman costume and a Coke and Gatorade." Making his getaway, he dropped a backpack and ran – "into the arms of cops up the road," who, according to the victim, said the suspect was under the influence. Since receiving this reader report, we also have obtained the police report, which says the burglaries that day began in the 8400 block of 42nd SW (map) and ranged southwestward across about four blocks until he was stopped in the 4300 block of SW Southern. The report says he tried to give a false identity, claimed to be suffering from heat stroke (Seattle Fire medics screened him and determined he wasn't), and ultimately was booked into King County Jail.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Flasher reported in Admiral areaJuly 15, 2014 at 5:45 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 28 Comments
Reader report – a flasher exposing himself to girls in the Admiral area:
At 3:15 today, my 13-year-old daughter and her friend were walking home from Hiawatha and spotted a silver SUV parked on SW Stevens street with its driver door open. As they were walking the man inside exposed himself to the girls and took off in his car. As they rounded the corner, he was there again, this time in the middle of the street with no pants on, masturbating and laughing at the girls. They ran home and we called the police and filed a report right away. He is approximately 5'9, large frame, scruffy looking with brown hair and wearing a red t-shirt. He was last seen driving north on 38th in a 2000s silver SUV. Please alert readers in the area to be on the lookout and to call police right away if they spot anyone matching this description.
7:05 PM UPDATE: We asked the person who reported this if there were any other description/location details; for the former, white, "short, scruffy brown hair and shadow of a beard"; for the latter, "he was on 39th SW and SW Stevens to start and ended up getting out of the car on 38th SW and SW Stevens heading toward Lander when he got out of the car."
Jailed, West Seattle-residing deputy fired by King County SheriffJuly 15, 2014 at 4:00 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 12 Comments
Followup on the story of Darrion Holiwell, the King County Sheriff's Deputy jailed and charged with crimes including promoting prostitution and drug dealing: Sheriff John Urquhart has fired the 49-year-old West Seattle resident, according to this announcement we just received:
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Scam alert: Another variation of the utility-bill phone callsJuly 14, 2014 at 8:15 pm | In Crime, Utilities, West Seattle news | 5 Comments
At least for this area, it's a new spin on the recurring telephone scam in which someone calls a business and claims its electricity is about to be cut off unless it makes a payment right now. Over the weekend, Donna Burns from Giannoni's Pizzeria in Westwood Village – which had received the power-bill-scam call at least twice – reported a caller, claiming to be with Puget Sound Energy, making demands: "After I received the 'we're turning off your gas in 30 minutes if you don't pay $500′ call, I immediately called PSE myself (their emergency number) and confirmed that it was in fact, a fraudulent call." She was due to follow up with the Seattle Police fraud unit today. Bottom line is that if anyone calls you – business or personal line – claiming you need to make a payment now or face disconnection, DON'T DO IT – even if you are worried you might have bonafide bill trouble, hang up and contact the utility directly yourself to find out your status. (Searching the Web before publishing this, we see reports of this in some other parts of PSE's service territory, but it doesn't seem to have been as widely reported in Seattle as the electric-bill scam.)
Update: Police investigate shooting at 16th/Henderson; victim says it was accidentalJuly 14, 2014 at 5:56 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news, WS breaking news | 59 Comments
(Added: WSB photos by Christopher Boffoli)
5:56 PM: The big emergency response – police and fire – is for a shooting at 16th and Henderson. 16th is being closed to traffic for now, between Barton and Henderson, because police are looking for shell casings in the street. One person is reported to have been shot in the foot, per scanner discussion, in which the suspect was described as a medium-complexion black man in his 20s, 150 pounds, 5-8, not a stranger to the victim, (added: dressed in black plus a white shirt/T-shirt), last seen walking northbound.
6:04 PM UPDATE: The victim is described as a 25-year-old man, shot in the right foot.
6:30 PM UPDATE: Per scanner – again, with the caveat that it's still early in the investigation – the victim is reported to have confirmed what police say a witness told them, that this was self-inflicted/accidental.
6:47 PM: And now from SPD via Twitter – same thing we'd heard via scanner:
Man wounded by gunfire at 16 Ave SW/SW Henderson admitted he shot himself in the leg. Witnesses say he handed gun to 2nd man, who ran off.
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) July 15, 2014
7:27 PM: 16th is open both ways.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Watch for this stolen laptopJuly 12, 2014 at 10:13 am | In Crime, West Seattle news | 4 Comments
West Seattle Crime Watch reader report today from Kallie:
My boyfriend's car was broken into on 39th Ave SW, near 39th and Forest, last night. His laptop bag (with laptop) and gym bag were stolen out of the car. Unfortunately we believe the car may have been unlocked. We found the duffle with everything, including a $20 bill, besides his Levi jeans and polo tshirt around the corner on the sidewalk. Additionally we found some papers from his work bag on the sidewalk a half block up. Nothing else was taken out of the car and based in what they left behind I'm thinking it was some a–hole kids who were on foot. They left a half-drank bottle of pineapple vodka in my front lawn as well, which is covered in fingerprints. I left a sign in my yard requesting the laptop back with no questions asked … Police said to call back Monday-Friday and we will give the vodka bottle to them then.
My neighbor sometimes leaves her car unlocked and said she thought hers had been rifled through last night too, however the only items they have in there are kids' toys. She doesn't think anything was taken.
Hoping to get the word out so when the (thieves) who did this realize that a corporate, password and encrypted laptop has no value to them, they will bring it back and not throw it away.
West Seattle Crime Watch updates: Tire-slashing rampage followup; Alan Polevia back in jailJuly 10, 2014 at 1:57 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 4 Comments
Two West Seattle Crime Watch updates:
(One of nine photos published in our original report last Saturday)
TIRE-SLASHING SPREE UPDATE: We finally obtained the police report written after officers talked to many of the people whose vehicles' tires were slashed late July 4th or early July 5th in Seaview – here's our original story. The report includes 22 cases totaling 30 tires; neighbors cited up to 40, so if it happened to you and you haven't reported it, be sure to contact police. We also were reminded by SPD that if anyone with a surveillance camera anywhere nearby hasn't checked it yet – maybe you were away for an extended holiday weekend? – please do, before the recording is lost. Meantime, neighbors' reward fund is up to $750 and they are still accepting contributions – go here. And the neighbor who organized the fund has posted in the WSB Forums looking for help in putting up posters touting the reward for tips (follow that link – her contact info is there too).
ALAN POLEVIA IN JAIL AGAIN: Last fall, we covered the sentencing of 33-year-old repeat offender Alan Polevia, who had made news both regionally – for escaping from Harborview while handcuffed – and locally, for various property-crime cases. He was sentenced to six months, and got out this spring. This week, a reader tip brought the news that he was booked into King County Jail again Tuesday morning. Charges have since been filed against him; it's not a West Seattle case, but because of his history in this area, it seemed noteworthy. According to court documents, Polevia is charged with second-degree burglary and firearm theft for a late-April break-in at Boulevard Park Pawn and Loan (11848 Des Moines Memorial Drive). 13 guns were stolen, in addition to other items; two safes containing at least some of those guns had been pried open. The King County Sheriff's Office report says deputies came into contact with Polevia that day about a mile away and noticed him both "highly under the influence of narcotics" and wearing an empty holster that he couldn't explain. It had a price tag from the pawn shop; prints on one of the pried-open safes matched his. His bail is set at $50,000, plus $500 for an unrelated failure-to-appear case.
West Seattle Crime Watch followup: Guilty plea in deadly crashJuly 9, 2014 at 4:20 pm | In Crime, Delridge, West Seattle news | 7 Comments
One Saturday night in July of last year, a pickup truck sped through a red light on southbound Delridge Way at Kenyon, hit an SUV (its wreckage is at right), and rolled. 43-year-old Michael Fisher was thrown from the truck and died at the scene; another passenger was hurt, as was the SUV's driver. The pickup's under-the-influence driver, 44-year-old William Edmon, was arrested that night and has since pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide and reckless endangerment. We just discovered it in a periodic check of ongoing case files; the plea was entered in late May. Edmon has a long record, as reported here when he was charged last year, including 13 instances of driving with a suspended license, three DUI cases, and cases including inattentive driving, ignition-interlock violation, reckless driving, property destruction, harassment, hit-and-run, malicious mischief, plus several "failure to appear" charges along the way. Because of his record, prosecutors are recommending a prison sentence that would total 160 months – just over 13 years – with 72 of those months as a "DUI enhancement." The sentencing is scheduled for July 25th, postponed from a date last month so the victim's relatives can be present.
Assault, harassment charges filed against 3 in downtown kicking case, 1 from West SeattleJuly 9, 2014 at 2:35 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 13 Comments
Four months after regional media first reported allegations that three people – including two off-duty Seattle firefighters – attacked a homeless man downtown, the City Attorney's Office has filed criminal charges, and court documents confirm that one defendant is a West Seattle resident.
The incident happened in March at the Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Occidental Park downtown.
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Update: Police investigating South Delridge shooting; 2 people hurt in car, bullet hits parked vanJuly 6, 2014 at 2:36 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news, West Seattle police | 34 Comments
(Photo added – SPD still investigating as of just before 5 pm)
2:36 PM: Police are investigating a report of shots fired in the 9400 block of 15th SW (map). No reports of anyone being hit/injured; radio communication monitored via scanner says it's believed to have involved some kind of argument between people in a car and people on foot – we haven't heard whether the shots came from the former or latter.
3:23 PM: Police reported finding at least one shell casing.
4:13 PM: Now there's word someone WAS hit and wound up at Valley Medical Center – just tweeted by SPD, which says the victim has non-life-threatening injuries.
4:56 PM: Just talked to police at the scene. The man previously reported as hit was in the car involved in the incident, which took him directly to a hospital, and that's why there was no medic callout. Separately, a stray bullet hit a parked van behind a local business (The Live Butcher – photo added below).
No one was in the van and no one was hurt by that bullet, nor was the business itself affected. And as we write this update, an SPD Blotter post has just been published, saying a woman in the car was "grazed" by a bullet in addition to the man who was shot in the leg. Police are still on the scene looking for witnesses.
West Seattle Crime Watch update: Tire-slashing rampage overnight; reward fund set up to find out who did itJuly 5, 2014 at 12:18 pm | In Crime, Seaview, West Seattle news | 50 Comments
12:18 PM: We don't have an official count – and probably won't be able to get one before Monday – but multiple people have reported multiple tire-slashings along 48th SW in the Seaview area overnight. Heading over just now for a look, we found the vehicle above – a neighbor, figuring out what to do about his own tire-slashed vehicle, said the SUV's owner was off making arrangements; Doug had sent a photo earlier of that same SUV before the vandalized tires were removed, and said he saw four others plus a police officer talking to someone. This was near 48th/Juneau; a commenter reported being hit near 48th/Findlay. Even if some have already reported it, the more individual reports in the system, the better, so if it happened to you, please do file a report – you can even do it online.
3:01 PM UPDATE: We've heard estimates of more than 30 cars vandalized in this incident. Some neighbors are starting up a fund with a reward for information leading to the person(s) who did it. Several neighbors also have responded to our request for additional photos – this one just in, with the tipster noting, "Our poor neighbor's car – all 4 tires":
Chris sent several pictures, including his own Mustang and, below right, a vehicle you can't help but notice any time you drive that stretch of 48th, which is a minor arterial:
4:17 PM UPDATE: And more:
Here's the e-mail set up for reward-fund contributions and tips on who did it:
The neighbor who set it up says, "Anonymity will be respected. If we get a link to or screenshots of someone tweeting about the deed, I think that will be sufficient evidence. I'm hoping the punks posted some bragging-rights pics of their handiwork." Note that police have taken reports, so you can contact them too.
ADDED: There's now a GoFundMe account for reward-fund donations – find it here.
P.S. A reminder from police – if you live ANYWHERE in this area and have a security/surveillance camera, please check it if you haven't already – it might have recorded a clue, if not an actual crime, but some cameras don't store images for long.
West Seattle Crime Watch: 2 more phone robberies in local parksJuly 3, 2014 at 1:31 am | In Crime, West Seattle news | 27 Comments
Two strong-arm robberies this week in West Seattle both ended with the victims reported being assaulted and being robbed of their smartphones. Both happened in local parks; we obtained police reports for both:
HAMILTON VIEWPOINT PARK, MONDAY NIGHT: Police were called to the park in North Admiral at 10 pm Monday night. The two victims told police they were in the grassy area of the park, kicking around a soccer ball, when three people approached them and asked if they could play too. They did, for about 10 minutes, and the victims decided to sit down to rest. At that point, the report says, one of the other three yelled "You're getting robbed!" and all three attacked the first two, punching and kicking them, and then stealing personal belongings that had been on the ground nearby. As they got away, the three attacker/robbers dropped everything but one victim's iPhone. The report says they left in what looked like a blue late '90s or early '00s blue BMW. The three were described as males – one white, 6 feet tall, 170 pounds, medium-length blonde hair, baggy clothing; another dark-skinned, "possibly East African," 5'11″, 150 pounds, with a flat-top haircut; the other black with a medium complexion, 6'3″, 230 pounds, short shaved hair. Seattle Fire was called to check out the victims' injuries; one was described as having a swelling on his jaw "the size of a golf ball." Police did not find the robbers.
ROXHILL PARK, TUESDAY NIGHT: This call came in to police at about 10:41 pm Tuesday. The victim said he was jumped while walking southbound on the north-south trail in Roxhill Park, just south of the bus stop in the 2700 block of SW Barton. Both robbers hit and kicked him before taking two smartphones from him, an iPhone and a Samsung Galaxy. He told police he recognized the two because they had been riding the bus with him from downtown all the way to Westwood, and that he had seen them often on Route 120 and on RapidRide Line C. Police did not find these robbers either; the victim described them as black, about 16 years old, both wearing black T-shirts and sweatpants (one orange, one black).
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by Carla Schroder
But thanks to some cool folks at Linuxchix.org, I learned of two excellent resources for recycling or adopting out old stuff. Costco will give members a few bucks trade-in value on their old electronics, and if your stuff has no trade-in value they'll send it to a recycler at no cost to you. You don't even have to haul it farther than your door- they send you a shipping label. Visit the Costco Trade-in and Recycle Program for details.
Freecycle.org is a free community-based service for giving and getting free stuff. "It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills." If there isn't a Freecycle group in your town, it's easy to start one.
Hurrah for creative thinking and making it easier to reuse stuff!
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2008-02-06 08:52:24
Outstanding Carla. I've passed on the freecycle link for our community to several friends.
2008-02-06 13:50:59
|If you were in Goshen, you could drop your end-of-life electronics off at our community recycling center :-)
|Christopher Parker
2008-02-06 14:40:06
|Let's not forget Free Geek! http://freegeek.org/
2008-02-07 07:32:07
|Another great resource is Earth911. It's a recycle site locator. Simply enter an item and your city and it will display locations that recycle that material in your area. It has a vast database. I've used it on many occasions.
|W David
2008-02-10 10:58:07
|In Canada, one can use Reboot Canada, which has chapters set up in various cities across Canada.
|Caitlyn Martin
2008-02-11 18:09:24
|Carla: Thanks for the links. Thanks also to those who added additional links in the comments. All very useful...
|Carla Schroder
2008-02-12 15:30:08
Hi Caitlyn and everyone,
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2008-06-05 17:37:08
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In Anodyne, you explore and fight your way through nature, urban and abstract themed areas in the human Young's subconscious, evoked by a 16-bit-era visual style and a moody, dream-like soundtrack.
The player moves between rooms 160x160 pixels in size, an intended constraint that we used to create the monster-filled dungeons you will navigate and the set of nature-based (and sometimes stranger) places you will explore.
You can buy Anodyne from our website. Anodyne is developed by Sean Hogan (@seagaia2), who codes and writes the music, and Jon Kittaka (@jonathankittaka), who does the art. We're also on Facebook (fb.com/anodynegame) and Twitter (@anodynegame).
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Hi all, long time no post...anyways, I've been working on both our new game, Even the Ocean, and the mobile port, and the iOS version is ready to be released, and will be on sale, 40% off at $2.99, on next Thursday 6/27, as "Anodyne Mobile", for universal iOS.
Anyways, it is a straight port - no new features (wouldn't make much sense to add content, in my opinion) . BUT IT'S PORTABLE! And affordable...no achievements or stuff, and it's not on desktop, so hence the discount! Well, that's part of the reason...
So yeah. Pick it up if you get the chance, tell your friends!
Can i play this on my Samsung Galaxy Pocket?
If it's Android, maybe, if it runs fast enough! havne't release it on android yet, though.
If you do release on Android, put it through the Humble Store. It would be a nice surprise :)
Yeah I agree Lunick! Ill definitely wait for the android version. @seagaia: Ok bro and thanks for the response. It will make my past time really cool with this together with my phone. More power to your future games bro.
Yay for Androids too! Great Job guys!
We need more games like this :)
Thanks for game and i hope there will be new game soon
Been following this one for a few weeks. Looks great and picked it up on Desura. Good luck with your Greenlight run (voted that up too).
Enjoying the humor and atmosphere. Thanks for the game
:D yep, thanks! Glad you liked it!
Haha, I had a feeling. It seemed like the kind of thing you guys would include. Great work on the game. The tone reminds me a lot of Yume Nikki, but Anodyne is much more engaging to me.
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I became totally engrossed in the game from the start. Great graphics and the music - my God, the music - really gave it a unique edge that I hadn't felt with a game in a while. Pondering map might have been enough for me given those two aspects of the atmosphere, but I did thoroughly enjoy the gameplay. At first, caught off guard, I wondered how difficult the game would be given the ease in exterminating the red blobs and the shielded brains. Not only did the puzzling aspects of it disabuse me…
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oh, me too! PMS has always been the hardest time for me and I still haven't figured out how to live through it! Now with hot flashes starting, you're right! Perimenopaus is like PMS on steroids! You should see DH run the other way!!! lol
Edited by: WANDERED at: 4/5/2008 (14:19)
ever struggle that last week of your cycle or when hormones are in flux???
lol ~ waves hand wildly & hops up & down in fuzzy pink slippers!
you know, when moods swing in a flash, we cry @ commercials, we get a little indecisive.... and things seem out of whack...
choklit calls our name because it is it's own food group???
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for dealing with pms, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists offers the following tips for controlling PMS:
Eat complex carbohydrates, such as whole grain breads, pasta and cereals, fiber and protein. Cut back on sugar and fat.
Avoid salt for the last few days before your period to reduce bloating and fluid retention.
Avoid caffeine and alcohol.
Studies have shown that taking 1,200 mg of calcium a day can help reduce PMS symptoms.
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Talking with others about how PMS affects you can help. Sharing what you are going through will enable the people around you to be more supportive.
Get moving with aerobic exercise. Work up to exercising 30 minutes, four to six times a week.
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Get plenty of sleep - about eight hours a night.
and now, i find myself fluctuating into peri- & menopause, so sometimes it feels twice as whacky! between the 2, sometimes I just didn't know which side was up or down!!! (giggles ;)
I was so glad to find an active approach to dealing with peri-menopause which can be like PMS on Steroids! Seriously, I thought the hot flashes were not going to be a big deal, but the other night dh woke up and asked why the fan was on & could he turn it off cuz he was freezing ~ lol ~ i suggested the electric blankie cuz i had my covers thrown back and thought it was mid-summer, and I still really wanted choklit ~ lol ~ what's new???
But it really is a different ballgame/new stage in life too, so there are active things we can do to manage it, and a visit to the doc can help us decipher all the most current thinking & treatments and tailor one that is appropriate to our own particular needs...
besides, er, um choklit! of course ;)
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