By Reporter Staff
March 28
Screaming in the night: A resident in the 2600 block of 84th Avenue Southeast reported hearing screaming noises on their Ring camera overnight.
Barge concerns: A caller was concerned about a floating barge coming loose in the water near the 9600 block of Southeast 36th Street. The barge was secured.
Ear-piercing ping-pongers: Kids playing ping pong too loudly drew a complaint in the 9900 block of Southeast 38th Street.
March 27
Fraud: A resident in the 7800 block of West Mercer Way was the victim of a common scam involving the purchase of gift cards.
March 26
Kicking up a racket: A disturbance was reported regarding kids kicking a soccer ball in a hallway in the 2600 block of 76th Avenue Southeast.
Bus-fare dispute: An argument between a bus rider and driver regarding the fare was reported in the 8000 block of North Mercer Way.
March 25
Theft: It was reported that a vehicle was stolen from a locked garage in the 2900 block of 76th Avenue Southeast.
March 23
Fishing nets: Multiple callers were concerned about the Muckleshoot fishing nets currently seen in waters around the Island.
Suspicious activity: It was reported that a subject was seen looking into building windows in the 4100 block of East Mercer Way.
Vehicle prowl: It was reported that someone prowled a vehicle overnight and swiped loose change in the 2900 block of 76th Avenue Southeast.
March 22
Residential fire: A 911 hang-up call led officers to discover a residential fire in the 7200 block of 76th Avenue Southeast.
Fraud: A resident in the 3700 block of East Mercer Way reported identification theft and fraudulent account activity.
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