WEDGWOOD RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY REPORT: September-October 2009

(Unofficial stats)

The following is a burglary summary for August 2009 for the Wedgwood area, provided by Diane Horswill, Seattle Police Department North Precinct Crime Prevention Coordinator. For details, contact Diane at 206-684-7711 or diane.horswill@seattle.gov.

8/05/09
3900 block NE 73rd -- The resident was away from the house all day. When she returned, she found that a side door had been kicked in and the house rifled. Computer equipment and jewelry were among the items stolen.

9/11/09
8900 block Ravenna Ave NE -- The resident was gone all day at work. When he came home, he found that his sliding glass door had been taken apart. The suspect stole computer equipment, camera and documents.

10/01/09
4000 block NE 86th -- The resident was gone all day. When she returned, she saw that her front door was wide open and a lower level window had been broken out. The house was ransacked but she was not sure if anything was taken.

10/02/09
3200 block NE 95th -- The resident was gone for a couple of hours in the afternoon. When he came home, he found his front door wide open and saw that a bedroom window had been broken out. Two laptops and jewelry were among the items stolen.

10/27/09
7500 block 32nd NE -- The resident reported that someone had entered her unlocked garage but nothing was taken.

10/27/09
7500 block 33rd NE -- The resident got up in the morning and noticed that the side door to his garage was open. He checked and discovered several items missing. He said the garage had been unlocked.

10/28/09
3000 block NE 88th -- The victim reported that during the night, someone entered his home through an unlocked bathroom window. The victim's wife and daughter were at home and asleep during the burglary. Cash from a wallet and a piggybank were stolen.

10/28/09
3200 block NE 75th -- The resident reported that his unlocked garage was entered overnight and a guitar was stolen.

10/29/09
3200 block NE 87th -- The resident said that someone entered her home through an unlocked basement door and moved things around. She was not sure if any property was taken.