Is Wedgwood Safe?
Attend the Safety Symposium for Wedgwood on Wednesday evening. Read More …
Tag: burglary
Occupied Burglaries – Update
Two burglars are arrested and looking at plenty of jail time. Read More …
Have Police Caught the North Seattle Serial Burglar?
Police arrest 18 year old, Max Dare, on several counts of burglary, vehicle theft, robbery and possession of stolen property. Read More …
More Good News and Bad News on the String of North Seattle Burglaries
Police announce another break in and another arrest. Read More …
Rash of Daring Burglaries Still Tormenting North Seattle
Police are investigating a burglary in Wedgwood that occurred during the morning of March 5th. This is another in a series of daring burglaries throughout North Seattle. Read More …
Home Invasion and Stabbing in Wedgwood on Sunday Night
Two women were reportedly stabbed by 2 men and 1 woman who barged into their home demanding drugs on Sunday night. Police and CSI detectives are investigating. Read More …
"Drywall Burglar" Caught this Weekend
A burglar caught in the act this past weekend in a salon along 35th has been dubbed the “Drywall Burglar.” Read More …
NE Seattle Burglaries Triple From Last October
Burglaries jump from 18 to 55 from October 2010 numbers, according to the North Precinct Crime Prevention Coordinator and the Pinehurst Seattle blog. Don’t forget to lock your doors and windows and keep your eyes open. Read More …
"Chalk One Up for the Good Guys Today!" – Burlary Suspects Caught
The NE Seattle Moms listserve recounts the capture of burglary suspects where many burglaries have occurred this past month. Read More …
A Spat of Burglaries in NW Wedgwood
Maple Leaf Life is reporting that a “rash of burglaries” has occurred over the last several days according to a Block Watch group near the 77th block of 18th Ave NE. According to the Block Watch captain, 5 burglaries have recently hit the area and the burglars appear to be “a pair of black men, usually wearing baggy clothes.” Another important reminder to stay alert and get involved with your local Block Watch group.