Two bongs went up in smoke

On Dec.20, Seattle Police officers responded to a burglary at a head shop located on the 8000 block of 15th Avenue Northwest. The owner told officers that he arrived that morning and found a large chunk of concrete had been hurled through a front window. Police were surprised because the store resides on a busy arterial street, and the suspect took a big risk bashing out a front window. The fiend was desperate and took two large bongs from the display case. The owner could not confirm if there were other items taken. Police dusted for fingerprints but found none.

Family pearls and coin jar taken

On December 20, officers were called to the scene of a residential burglary at the 100 block of Northwest 136th Street. The complainants told officers that they left their home early that morning and had locked the doors. When they returned that evening they found their home had been ransacked. They noticed that their bedroom had things missing including a pickle jar containing hundreds of dollars in change. Later they found a pearl necklace and other jewelry had been taken. They noticed a window in their son’s room had been opened and believe that that is where the suspect made entry. Officers found no fingerprints at the scene. The value lost is estimated to be over $1,000.

Midnight thief travels in style

On Dec. 18, officers rushed to residential burglary in progress at the 600 block of Northwest 88th Street. When they arrived the complainant was waiting for them outside and told them that while he was asleep he heard a noise come from the back door. He went to check and saw a man at the door. The suspect had broken a glass portion of the door and was reaching inside to unlock the deadbolt. The suspect saw the complainant and immediately ran away. The complainant followed the suspect outside and saw a black BMW quickly drive away. The complaint was unsure if the suspect got into the vehicle. No license plate was recorded. Officers found no fingerprints at the scene