December 8

RX robber: The suspect entered the Bartells Drug Store on 156th Avenue and went to the pharmacy where he requested to fill a prescription for codeine. The name on the prescription and the suspect’s ID did not match, so the pharmacist said he couldn’t fill it and turned his back. Then, the suspect opened the door to the pharmacy, took the bottle of codeine from the shelf and ran out of the store with the stolen narcotics.

December 9

Bomb threat: An unknown male subject called Pacific Rehabilitation Center and stated there was a bomb inside the building, then hung up. The clinic evacuated all employees and clients. Nothing suspicious was found at the scene, and it is unknown why it was the target of the threat.

Mall mobsters: A caller reported seeing two middle eastern males in the west parking lot of Bellevue Square Mall. One male handed the other a rifle, which the second suspect pointed in the air. The males were next to a gold SUV. Officers arrived quickly and did not locate the males and the officer attempted to contact the caller a second time, but he did not answer the phone. Mall security is checking for video of this area.

December 10

Vicious circle: An officer investigated an employee theft case in which the suspect can be seen on surveillance video taking $320 from the Burger King drive-thru till on Dec. 9. The suspect returned to work the next day, was arrested and confessed. He stated he had stolen the money to pay a court restitution fee related to a previous malicious mischief case.

December 11

Runaway teen: A two-months-pregnant 15-year-old girl ran away from home after her mother wouldn’t let her boyfriend come to their house for a visit. The juvenile has a history of illegal drug use and previous runaway reports. Officers checked an abandoned building at Sammamish High School that the mother indicated she’d been previously found at, but didn’t find the girl. Seattle Police also checked the Youth Care Orion Center, since this is where her boyfriend resides, but neither subject were located. NORCOM entered the juvenile into WACIC/NCIC as a runaway juvenile. At this time her current whereabouts is unknown and there are no further leads.

December 12

Bizarre ‘burglar’: The subject reported a burglary in progress at his apartment and told dispatchers that he had just returned home and found a naked man in his shower. The subject then went on to say that he, too, was naked and was standing in his bedroom observing the “suspect”. Officers arrived and found no evidence of a suspect. The caller insisted that the suspect must have fled out the back just before the police’s arrival, despite the fact that the back balcony was two stories off the ground. He told officers that he initially spotted the man in his apartment at 3 a.m. when he awoke to find him in his room. He told the man to leave and then fell back asleep, but said he woke up hours later to find him naked in his bathroom. The resident has a previous history of reporting suspicious burglaries.

December 13

On Santa’s naughty list: The suspect was upset with her husband for not helping her put up the Christmas lights and struck him repeatedly with a bundle of lights. The husband got a cut to the head during the incident, but did not retaliate. The wife was arrested and booked into jail for assault.

Meth-made madness: A nearly naked man was reported walking along 110th Avenue Northeast. Officers arrived and found the victim with only underwear on, freezing cold and wet. He was muttering unintelligible words and appeared to be hallucinating. After taking him to the hospital, Officers learned he was just there the day before and he indicated he was a meth user.