A local woman took out an anti-harassment order against an acquaintance who was harassing her by calling 8-10 times a day. The suspect called while an officer was at her residence, was told to stop calling and was warned that he was breaking the law. He laughed, said he didn_t like police, and challenged the officer to come to his house. He called again 5 minutes later and made specific threats against the officer's posterior. The officer called King County Police (the suspect lives outside of Seattle) and reported that the suspect should be arrested for harassment. King County reported that the man had just contacted them, alleging that a Seattle officer had threatened to come to his house with a gun. When King County officers returned to arrest the man, the big talker jumped out his bedroom window as soon has they knocked on his front door. He remains at large but knows he is not to call the victim.

A Tukwila man was booked into King County Jail for investigation of vehicular homicide and vehicular assault after his speeding car collided with another in South Park early Saturday, killing a 33-year-old woman. Witnesses saw the suspect leave the accident scene, running eastbound. A K9 search found the man at 5th and Cloverdale. The arresting officer noted the strong smell of intoxicants on the suspects' breath. The second victim, who was driving the car in which the woman died, was taken to Harborview for treatment.

Members of the anti-crime team served a search warrant on a home in the 9200 block of 26th SW late Sunday. The 37-year-old resident is a convicted felon and admitted to being a drug dealer. Officers seized over $6,000 in cash, 170 grams of flake cocaine and 61 grams of crack cocaine. His 27-year-old girlfriend's purse contained 26.6 grams of Ecstacy and 11 grams of marijuana, but she was released so that she could care for the children, ages 5 and 5 months. Luckily, officers confiscated the fully-loaded assault rifle they found in the home. The suspect was booked into King County Jail for investigation of drug and weapons charges.

While patrolling near Seola Beach, an officer stopped a car with expired tabs and a defective taillight. As the officer approached the car window, the car sped down a dead end street, hanged a U-turn, slammed into the officer's car and kept going. The 17-year-old driver ignored traffic lights and signs before crashing against a cement light pole at East Marginal Way. He was caught and booked into the Youth Service Center for investigation of vehicular assault and attempt to elude. Two of his three teen passengers were injured and transported to Harborview.

A citizen called 911 reporting strangers walking around a boarded-up home in the 4500 block of 42nd SW. Officers found eight people (ages 17-44), four knives, and two air guns inside. Most of the home's interior was covered in graffiti, and 15 spray paint cans littered the floor of one room. All were trespassed from the residence and released.