he police blotter relates to the public record of incidents as reported by law enforcement agencies. All individuals arrested or charged with a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Information printed is preliminary and subject to change. For specific details about cases listed, contact the appropriate law enforcement agency.
St. Helens Police Department
June 9
• Officers arrested a 39-year-old male subject on a fugitive warrant at the 2000 block of Sykes Road.
June 11
• Police responded to a theft II from vehicle at the 2000 block of Columbia Boulevard.
• Officers responded to a death investigation at the 30000 block of Blackstone Way.
June 12
• Law enforcement responded to elder neglect-financial and physical at the 700 block of Harper Lane.
June 14
• Police served a 27-year-old male subject on a fugitive warrant a 901 Port Avenue.
June 15
• Officers arrested a 26-year-old male subject on a fugitive warrant at the 2000 block of Sykes Road.
• Police arrested a 38-year-old male subject for resisting arrest, escape III, assault III, assault on a public safety officer, theft III, and robbery I at the 2000 block of Sykes Road.
June 16
• Law enforcement arrested a 27-year-old male subject on a fugitive warrant and disorderly conduct at the 500 block of 9th Street.
• Police took an informational report on suspicious circumstances at the 300 block of Strand Street.
June 17
• Officers arrested a 23-year-old male subject on a fugitive warrant at the 100 block of Michael Avenue.
June 18
• Police arrested a 63-year-old male subject on a fugitive warrant at the 300 block of Columbia River Highway.
June 19
• Officers responded to a theft at the 200 block of Brayden Street.
June 20
• Law enforcement responded to a probation violation by a male subject at the 2000 block of Sykes Road.
Rainier Police Department
June 8
• A business called to report a subject that was trespassing. The individual was not there upon officer arrival.
• An individual reported that their food stamp money had been fraudulently taken from their account.
• A caller reported an disturbance at a residence. Family member were in engaged in a verbal argument. Peace was restored.
June 9
• An employee called to report an unwanted person was at the location charging their phone. The individual left while the caller was on the phone with dispatch.
• Parents had a heated argument during a child custody exchange. Peace was restored.
• An officer trespassed an individual from a business per management request.
June 10
• A resident reported finding a stray horse. The reporting party was able to corral the horse for safekeeping.
• An officer received a call for an alarm that was accidentally activated.
June 11
• Property was taken from a church. The case is pending investigation.
• An officer responded to a business alarm. The building was secure.
June 12
• An employee called regarding a juvenile that was being disrespectful. He was asked to leave the store.
June 13
• A caller was concerned about some very young children playing in the street. No one was located in the area.
• A resident reported that an unknown subject broke into their house. Nothing appeared to be missing.
• An officer responded to a false alarm at a business.
June 14
• A caller was concerned about the occupants of a vehicle that were reportedly ‘slumped over’. An officer checked on them; the people were fine, just sleeping.
• A caller reported a suspicious-looking vehicle driving around a business. No one was in the area.
• A ‘junky looking’ bus was reported to be parked at the boat ramp. The vehicle was tagged for tow. The occupants opted to leave.
• Officers responded to a false alarm at a business.
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