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Moses Lake Police Department
March 14
Report of a transient sleeping inside the Moses Lake Post Office. The subject was trespassed from the location.
Report of items stolen off of a travel trailer in the 200 block of South Ash Street.
Report of a drunk driver in the area of South Ash Street and West Fifth Avenue. Police could not locate the driver.
A student at Endeavor Middle School was found to be in possession of marijuana.
A woman reported an unknown person broke out a window on her vehicle in the 8600 block of Charles Road Northeast.
Report of two teenage girls attempting to steal energy drinks from a gas station in the 1200 block of South Pioneer Way. The girls gave the items back to the business, but left the area before police arrived.
A woman was trespassed from Samaritan Urgent Care after she got upset that her appointment was canceled and she directed threats toward the business.
A fake $100 bill was found outside of a business on North Stratford Road.
An unknown suspect stole a bottle of alcohol from Rite Aid and fled the scene.
March 15
A man was arrested for attempted burglary and possession of burglary tools after he attempted to break into a gas station in the 1800 block of East Kittleson Road.
Report of an unknown subject stealing a $100 saw from Lowe's Home Improvement.
Two Frontier Middle School students were suspended from school after they were found smoking marijuana with two adults in the 1400 block of West Marina Drive during school hours.
A food fight at Moses Lake High School ended in two students throwing punches at each other. A report will be filed for mutual combatant assault against the two students.
Report of a Samsung model tablet stolen out of a vehicle in the 1000 block of South Division Street.
Report of two Hispanic juveniles throwing rocks onto Highway 17. Police could not locate the juveniles.
Walmart reported it has evidence of an unknown male stealing from their store several times over the last couple of weeks.
Grant County Sheriff’s Office
March 15
A woman reported that someone had left a bicycle on the road in front of her property.
Two fraudulent phone calls purporting to be from the IRS were reported.
A woman reported that an Apple Watch she had bought through a local online site appeared to have been stolen.
A bicycle was reported stolen.
A woman reported that a rock had been thrown through her window.
A woman reported that she came home to find a handgun missing and the residence did not appear to have been broken into.
March 16
A man reported finding his residence broken into.
Grant County Jail
March 15
Evgueni Iapryntsev, 23, of Moses Lake, was booked for possession of a stolen motor vehicle, second-degree malicious mischief and obstruction of a public servant.
Marco Beltran, 26, of George, was booked on an outstanding Benton County warrant for first-degree negligent driving.
Paul Willford, 26, of Keller, was arrested and booked on an outstanding Grant County District Court warrant for third-degree driving with a suspended license.
Elisa Lewis, 29, of Camano Island, was booked on two counts of vehicular assault and third-degree driving with a suspended license.
Wade Henson, 47, of Quincy, was booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for first-degree negligent driving.
Juanita Flores, 35, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on a Department of Corrections secretary's warrant for two counts of forgery and three counts of possession of a controlled substance.
March 16
Ronald Keeler, 39, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on an outstanding Grant County Superior Court warrant for possession of methamphetamine.
Jason Kneff, 37, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for fourth-degree assault.
Louise Jensen, 28, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on an outstanding GCDC warrant for three counts of bail jumping.
Lindsay Love, 26, of Warden, was arrested and booked for fourth-degree assault and third-degree malicious mischief.
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