Two trillion dollars in damages top police blotter
Matt Wendland
Burien Police investigate “$2 trillion” worth of destroyed electronics
A man from the Seahurst neighborhood of Burien called 911 on January 7th to ask Burien Police to investigate the destruction of what he believed to be some very valuable electronics. According to the man, his daughter had recklessly destroyed “$2 trillion” worth of his electronics. Police were unable to locate the invaluable vandalized items.
Robbers ram vehicle into storefront
According to paperwork filed by the King County Sheriff’s Department, robbers are believed to have rammed a vehicle into a building in the unincorporated area of North Highline on January 1st, to gain access to tools located inside of the shop. Police believe that at least one robber rammed a vehicle into a roll-up door at GTS Classic Automotive near the intersection of 1st Avenue South and 112th Street. Once the door was damaged enough, the thieves were able to steal a number of tools and other valuables located within the business. Police have yet to release information about surveillance or a description of the suspects.