Here is the October 2008 Residential Burglary Report.
As always, if you have any questions on crime prevention or if you would like to form a block watch, please contact Diane Horswill (diane.horswill@seattle.gov) at the North Precinct. Also, there is some good information on crime prevention here.
10/2 12000 blk 23rd NE reported at 1:39PM, a neighbor noticed a suspicious male hanging around another neighbors home, he disappeared from view for a few minutes and then was seen running down the street carrying a backpack, the neighbor called 911 and officers found an open window, no sign of forced entry
10/17 1000 blk NE 115th reported at 6:26PM, the resident went to work early in the morning, at about noon his girlfriend came by the house to walk the dogs and discovered that his back door was open and some property missing, it appears that entry was made through the dog door
10/19 1200 blk NE 125th reported at 9:32PM, the resident was out for the evening and when he got home he discovered that someone had broken out his front window and a DVD receiver, bicycle, and watch were among the items taken, while taking the report officers recovered some other property nearby
10/21 11300 blk 3rd NE apt. reported at 2:05PM, the resident says that three weeks ago he allowed a transient male to stay at his apt for several days, he recently discovered that some cash he had hidden was missing
10/22 12300 blk 8th NE reported at 9:02PM, a neighbor noticed two males inside an unoccupied house that is being remodeled, he called 911 and the homeowner, the homeowner said that scrap pieces of lumber were the only items taken, entry was made through an unlocked door
10/24 11300 blk 12th NE reported at 10:32AM, the residents said they went to bed and did not lock the door, a neighbor told her later that the back door was wide open at about 4:00AM, a purse, keys cell phone and coat were among the items taken
10/24 800 blk NE 127th reported at 3:16PM, the residents where gone all day and when they returned they discovered that a laptop and jewelry had been taken, the residents say they left the front door unlocked
Out of 7 burglaries, 6 were non forced entry – Don’t forget to lock your doors and windows.
*unofficial stats
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