Palouse Police Department _______________________________________________________________________________________
Palouse Police Department
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Jerry P. Neumann 120 E Whitman St. P.O.B. 248 ~Palouse, WA 99161-0248
Chief of Police (509)878-1611 FAX (509)878-1427 Police@Palouse.com
Palouse/Garfield Police Department
May 2009 Activity Log
City of Palouse:
05/03: Theft, 500 Block N. J Street. Resident had binder chains stolen from vehicle.
05/04: Criminal Trespass, 400 Block E. Bluff Street. Resident called to report ex-boyfriend trying to gain access to her house. Larry W. Lord, of Pullman, was arrested and transported to the Whitman County Jail.
05/05: Credit Card Fraud. A resident’s credit card number was stolen while in California, and several fraudulent purchases were made.
05/11: Suspicious Circumstances, 100 Block W. Houghton. A resident claimed people broke into his home and beat him up. The complaint was unfounded.
05/17: Loose Dog, Houghton and K Streets. Owner contacted and a verbal warning issued.
05/18: Suspicious Circumstances, 400 Block E. Whitman. A resident reported a window screen had been removed and the curtains pushed back. Nothing was taken.
05/18: Suspicious Circumstances, Bridge and Houghton streets. A resident reported banging and yelling coming from a house in the area. A contractor was hammering down plastic to protect a roof from the rain.
05/23: Citizen Assist, 100 Block E. Main. An officer assisted a citizen who had locked herself out of her vehicle.
05/25: Traffic Offense, SR 27. A concerned citizen called to report a possible drunk driver. The vehicle was located and stopped. The driver passed sobriety tests.
05/30: Warrant Arrest. Following a traffic stop, driver Michael E. Fignani, 36, was arrested on an outstanding warrant and transported to jail.
05/31: Missing Children, 100 Block N. Beach Street. A resident called to report he could not find his children. An officer located the kids swimming in the river near the park and released them to the father.