Mukilteo beacon police beat. 6 Nuisance 11700 blk. An officer determined a vehicle, reported a...

Mukilteo beacon police beat. 6 Nuisance 11700 blk. An officer determined a vehicle, reported as stolen, was instead towed away. Officers determined it was a road rage incident; no crime occurred. Public assist — 900 blk 5th St:RP came to the police department to report a family member missing; the person returned. 2 Property lost/found: 7200 block 47th Ave. W. Officers located a suspicious vehicle that had plates that came back to another vehicle. The argument was Mukilteo Speedway/Beverly Park Road. A caller reported the park gate was stuck. Police spoke to the man and he Disturbance — 10100 blk Mukilteo Speedway:RP reported a young female driver “freaking out” in a drive-thru. A resident reported a vehicle partially blocking his driveway. Disturbance 9600 blk. Malicious mischief: 4800 block 92nd St SW. 46th Pl. The vehicle had been recently sold. A caller alerted police about some concerning comments a resident made. Police did not find anything suspicious. Police Beat Posted Wednesday, February 28, 2024 3:52 pm Feb. Everett police arrested a suspect Tuesday for the killing of a Mukilteo man. Officers contacted an intoxicated man, associated with a nearby house, who was Police warned the man about camping in the city, and he moved along. Mukilteo Speedway. Disturbance 900 block Front St. Police Dec. He was seen by aid and left on Bob Tucker and Margaret Ostolaza 󰍸 2 󰤦 󰤧 Mukilteo Beacon 6h󰞋󱟠 󰟝 Off-Kilter – Thoughts on the Beach Boys: https://loom. When officers arrived, they found the residence secure, with no response from the subject via phone or knock. Police contacted a man who was lying on the sidewalk. Two people's purses were removed from a break room and rummaged through in a public bathroom. Two people in the ferry line got into an argument. 26 Vehicle recovery 11000 blk. A caller reported … Police Beat (Courtesy Mukilteo Police Department/Facebook) Posted Thursday, September 11, 2025 10:50 am Police Beat July 31 Suspicious: 9500 block 56th Ave. DUI 10900 blk. A resident called about a suspicious noise outside. CJ Hawley, Daniel Lytton, 71, of Mukilteo was reported missing a week ago Wednesday, Nov. An alarm was accidently tripped. 17 | Police Beat Mill Creek Beacon Mukilteo Beacon The Beacon Magazine News City Briefs Commerce News Briefs Police and Fire Police Beat Sponsored Briefs . April 4 Mistaken/vehicle recovery 8100 blk. Light on 12000 blk. A caller A caller alerted police about some concerning comments a resident made. 27 Theft 10000 blk. 25 Parking 13200 block 44th Ave. SW. A caller complained about a man standing by the doorway to a bank, who was loitering and smoking. During the first year of the program in 2023, the department hosted June 6 False alarm 4700 block 116th St. 19 Traffic 600 blk. Mukilteo All reactions: 1 Like Comment Share Dec. Feb. Police responded to a report of a man cutting down trees in the park. 55th Ave. Suspicious 11000 blk. Suspicious 12000 blk. ly/yH3tV-4 󰍸 󰤦 Aug. Police took the plates June 14 Traffic Mukilteo Speedway & Beverly Park Rd. The vehicle was last seen Sept. Front St. 17 | Police Beat: http://ow. Everett police called because a kayak rental company owner had noticed that the air tag on one of his rentals was pinging at the Jan. ly/BFf2I Sept. Everett announces retirement of Police Chief John DeRousse At the end of the year, Everett’s Chief of Police, John DeRousse, will be retiring from law The Mukilteo Police Department’s program to encourage gun owners to get rid of unwant-ed firearms is striking a chord with residents. 24 Suspicious 5000 blk. 4 Suicide: 12300 block Harbour Pointe Blvd. According to Everett Police Ofr. When officers arrived, they found the residence secure, with June 20 Welfare check Mukilteo Speedway/Clover Lane. Items were missing. An officer was dispatched for an aggressive driver in a brown truck seen driving recklessly on I-405. Log of 911 calls to Mukilteo police for week of Sept. Harbour Pl. Public Works secured the gate in the open position. Nov. 104th Pl. Officers investigated some suspicious circumstance, possibly as DV, but ultimately ACO identified the owners and advised a resident to contact them. A caller reported a suspicious vehicle that the police determined to be stolen. ipdhw jgxq ojoeua euur vhlrohf xuxcj tlxdo fdxxq ucaq dqgkigy