A surveillance video shows a violent attack against a female patron at an Alaska junction bar last week. After she rebuffed a man, he belted her in the jaw, knocking her unconscious. Another woman was also bruised in the attack as she fell to the floor. The suspect, a Kent resident, grabbed his coat and left the scene. He remains at large.

Around 11:30 on Friday, an estimated 150 West Seattle High School students stood in an Admiral-area parking lot and cheered on a fellow student and a former student in a fight. School staff and security restrained their student, who still managed to spit on and hit the victim three times in the head. Parents and guardians of the suspect and victim were notified; the schools are handling the disciplinary action.

Employees called 911 after a customer at the vehicle emissions test station on 6th South threatened to return and blow up the facility.

On Monday, the mother of a student tried to take the girl out of school for a doctor's appointment. But school officials became concerned when the woman presented an alleged court parenting plan that was different than the one the school had on file (which stated that the father had custody). These "new" papers were not certified, and the mother refused to allow the school official to copy the documents. The girl's father was contacted by phone and stated that there was no change in the plan and that the girl should not be released to her mother. An officer arrived on scene and noticed items in the document that made him suspect the papers were fraudulent. The situation escalated, with the mother yelling and grabbing the papers and then claiming to need to leave. Dad arrived with his lawyer, who immediately pointed out multiple discrepancies in the paperwork and stated they were, indeed fraudulent. The mom, who was pregnant, claimed to be having contractions and was transported to the hospital by ambulance. She will be investigated for felony fraud and for custodial interference.

A van with a running engine and an open door tempted a car thief on Corson S. He stole it Monday morning but ditched it on Airport Way S, where a sergeant found it 15 minutes later. Luckily, the infant who had been left alone in the running car was unharmed. The thief remains at large.

Around 8:30 Tuesday morning, a Beach Drive resident was surprised by the sound of a key being inserted into the front door lock. The door handle didn't open, but the person on the porch tried to unlock it again. The homeowner looked out toward the street and saw a white male in his 30s, unshaven, with a ponytail, and wearing a dark shirt and pants. The stranger stopped for a moment at another nearby residence and then continued down the street on foot.

Overnight, between Saturday March 4th and Sunday, March 5th, unknown persons shattered windows in 14 cars from North Admiral to Lincoln Park.

Before she went to another part of the church during afternoon mass, a woman tucked her purse under a pew. Later, she noticed it was missing, and canceled all of her credit cards. An hour later she got a call from a local deli, where someone had found her purse. Her Social Security card and birth certificate were stolen from the purse as well.

Burglaries by block: 7900 10th SW, 8200 10th S, 4800 49th SW, 3700 SW 102nd, 8100 11th SW, 8400 9th SW, 5900 Delridge Way, 10200 33rd SW

Forty-four car prowls, and six domestic violence incidents were reported in greater West Seattle last week.