Unsure where to report but yesterday both our cars had the gas siphoned out…one of the caps with lock was jimmied off and missing the other was properly screwed back on. They siphoned to the very empty level, the large SUV had a full tank the other wagon was only 1/4 tank. We live on 1105 NE 135th Street and 11th…Let me know how I should report this and I let the neighborhood DL know to look out for scopers and unusual walkers in the area, to at least make eye contact with them so they know we are on the lookout.
We live right around the corner from the house that got burglarized on 133rd.
You can report this type of theft after-the-fact on the non-emergency police phone line: 206-625-5011, or on their website: http://www.seattle.gov/police/report/default.htm. If you see someone in the middle of a crime, call 911. It’s good to report all criminal activity because police use the statistics to distribute officers around the city. If we under-report, we get under-staffed.
Unsure where to report but yesterday both our cars had the gas siphoned out…one of the caps with lock was jimmied off and missing the other was properly screwed back on. They siphoned to the very empty level, the large SUV had a full tank the other wagon was only 1/4 tank. We live on 1105 NE 135th Street and 11th…Let me know how I should report this and I let the neighborhood DL know to look out for scopers and unusual walkers in the area, to at least make eye contact with them so they know we are on the lookout.
We live right around the corner from the house that got burglarized on 133rd.
You can report this type of theft after-the-fact on the non-emergency police phone line: 206-625-5011, or on their website: http://www.seattle.gov/police/report/default.htm. If you see someone in the middle of a crime, call 911. It’s good to report all criminal activity because police use the statistics to distribute officers around the city. If we under-report, we get under-staffed.