July 17

Poor driving leads to drug bust: At 1:47 a.m. in the Factoria Boulevard and Coal Creek Parkway intersection, Bellevue police stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation. An officer soon discovered the driver had a suspended license. The vehicle’s female passenger was in possession of a drug pipe, lighter and trace amount of suspected heroin, which was on tin foil. The officer also discovered several identification documents of other people as well as an “extensively used” window punch device. The case is still under investigation.

July 19

Lone motorcycle abandoned in street: At 4:45 p.m. in the 16600 block of SE Seventh St., Bellevue police observed a motorcycle with no plates in the middle of the street with nobody around. But as they approached the bike, the suspect did as well. Upon questioning, officers arrested the suspect on Bellevue and Redmond warrants.

Should have taken swim lessons: At 1:54 p.m. in the 100 block of 92nd Ave. NE, a female was trespassed from Clyde Beach Park after causing a verbal disturbance because she did not pass the swim test and was told not to go into the deep water. After she was trespassed, she set up her chair in the lot and refused to leave. Bellevue police subsequently arrested her for trespassing and booked her into jail.

July 20

Drunk lady fights aunt: At 12:46 a.m. in the 17200 block of NE Seventh Place, Bellevue police arrested a female suspect for fourth-degree domestic violence and malicious mischief. Officers initially contacted the woman at an apartment complex for being intoxicated and causing a disturbance but her aunt picked her up and took her home. Officers were again called to deal with the female after reports that she had assaulted her aunt and was throwing things in the house, where she was arrested.

July 22

Stay away from the bar: At 12:30 a.m. in the 1400 block of 156th Ave. NE, a suspect was arrested for trespassing a restaurant after a bartender saw the suspect harassing patrons. The bartender asked the suspect to leave, to which they complied, but then the bartender recognized the suspect as the same one who was trespassed two days prior. Police found the suspect outside of the bar, where he/she was arrested.

Crisis team called for downtown disturber: At 8 a.m. around Downtown Bellevue, the Mobile Crisis Team responded to help a person after multiple police officers received multiple calls throughout the day. The calls, which ranged from suspicious person reports to welfare checks, were in regard to a person with mental health issues who was causing disturbances around downtown. After the sixth call, the crisis team intervened.

July 23

Little boy unharmed in unoccupied vehicle accident: At 6:52 p.m. between the 12400 and 12800 block of NE Eighth St., a child escaped harm after being trapped in an unoccupied vehicle that hit two trees and a sedan. The parent of the child was driving a Mercedes Benz GL350 with the child heading eastbound on Northeast Eighth Street when the driver of a Kia sedan ran a red light on 124th Avenue Northeast and Northeast Eighth Street. The Mercedes hit the Kia, causing life-threatening injuries to the back passenger of the Kia. Frantic, the driver of the Mercedes jumped out of the car but didn’t put the car in park, causing it to roll eastbound on Northeast Eighth Street with a little boy secured in a car seat in the back. The driver ran alongside the car for one block before falling and getting injured. The Mercedes continued to drive down the hill and knocked down two trees before hitting a Lincoln sedan and coming to a rest at the entrance of an apartment complex. Both the injured Kia passenger and the driver of the Mercedes were taken to the hospital.