1. Federal Way police pulled over the driver of a blue 1996 Isuzu during a routine traffic stop. Upon confronting the driver, the officers decided to place him in custody when he could not produce the appropriate identification. The officers later confirmed his correct identity through a records check and determined that he had several outstanding warrants out of Federal Way. The department filed several unlisted charges against him. The report listed the driver's name as Adrian M. Villa-Mendez. The incident took place near the intersection of 301st Street South and Pacific Highway South, shortly before 1 a.m. on September 23.

Another driver stopped for warrants and drug paraphernalia

2. Around 2:40 a.m. on September 23, Federal Way police pulled over a driver during a routine traffic stop because his physical description matched that of a person sought by the Department of Licensing. The driver, whose name is not mentioned in the report, was operating a green 1998 Mazda. The traffic stop took place at the intersection of 286th St. South and Pacific Highway South. Upon confirming the identity of the suspect, Federal Way officers placed him into custody. When the officers searched his vehicle, they also found various forms of drug paraphernalia. The suspect was cited and released from the scene.

Federal Way police nab drunk driver on Pacific Highway

3. Around 3:30 a.m. on the morning of September 23, Federal Way police responded to a 911 call regarding a vehicle that was swerving heavily near the intersection of 330th St. South and Pacific Highway South. An on-duty ambulance crew made the 911 call because they suspected the driver of the swerving vehicle was intoxicated. Upon arrival at the scene, Federal Way officers made contact with the swerving vehicle and noticed that the driver was continuing to operate the vehicle sporadically. After observing the driver's pattern, which was consistent with an intoxicated driver, the officers decided to pull over the vehicle, a silver 2004 Toyota. The report does not mention the driver's name, but it does indicate that the officers made an arrest for impaired driving.

Person trespassed from local Starbucks, arrested for drug paraphernalia

4. Representatives from the Starbucks coffee shop, located at 2032 South 320th Street contacted Federal Way police because they wished to report trespassing on their property. The suspect, the report states, had previously been trespassed from the Starbucks coffee shop. The 911 call came in around 7:35 a.m. on September 23. Federal Way officers confronted the suspect and confirmed with him that he had been previously issued a trespass warning from the establishment. The police formally trespassed him and arrested him for the infraction. Upon searching his person, officers discovered that the suspect had in his possession several forms of drug paraphernalia, as well as marijuana. The suspect was arrested and transported to the Fife Jail without incident.

Juveniles placed into custody for trespassing on school property

5. Federal Way officers followed up on a 911 call that originated from a school security officer from a school located at 625 South 314th Street. The incident took place around 12:30 p.m. on September 23. The security officer told Federal Way police that he had the two juveniles, whose names were not mentioned in the report, detained for criminal trespass. The security guard stated that the two juveniles had already been served trespass notices through the Federal Way School District from last year. The security officers submitted a copy of their trespass notice with his report. Both juveniles were put into custody and later released to their parents. The case was sent to the juvenile prosecutor for filing.

Jewelry stolen from woman's apartment

6. An unnamed woman contacted Federal Way police to report a burglary that occurred at her residence, located in an apartment complex at 1852 South 284th Lane. Federal Way officers arrived at the scene and took a report from the victim. She told officers that the incident took place between 6 a.m. and 3 p.m. on September 23. The report states that an unknown person or persons entered the woman's residence and removed several valuable pieces of property. The woman had no idea how the suspects entered her residence. The burglars took two gold necklaces, one worth $300 and the other $2,500, a gold ring valued at $800 and a pair of gold earrings valued at $300. The burglars also lifted a $30 luggage set and the woman's wallet and purse. There is no suspect information listed in the report.

Target store catches shoplifter in the act

7. The Target department store contacted Federal Way police to report that an unnamed suspect had been detained for shoplifting. The incident took place at 2201 South Commons around 5:18 p.m. on September 23. According to the report, the suspect selected various items of merchandise, walked by several manned registers, and attempted to leave the store without paying for it. The suspect was arrested without incident. The property was valued at $207.90, and was recovered and returned to the complainant.