Nov. 6

Green foam, brown substance: At about 7:37 a.m. near the 30900 block of 17th Ave. SW, several boys sprayed some kind of green foam and poured a brown-colored substance on to the victim’s car.

Girlfriend puts boyfriend in headlock: At about 10:11 a.m. near the 2000 block of S. Star Lake Road, a girlfriend and boyfriend were involved in an argument in the boyfriend’s apartment. During the argument, the girlfriend became angry and started breaking the boyfriend’s personal belongings. The boyfriend left to call 911 and the girlfriend followed him outside. The girlfriend placed him in a headlock and cut off his air circulation for a few seconds, causing the boyfriend to believe he was going to die. The boyfriend freed himself and called the police. Police then arrived and arrested the girlfriend. She was booked into jail on second-degree domestic assault charges.

Zion Girl missing: At about 12:42 near the 1500 block of S. 348th Street, a female known as “Zion Girl” had not been seen for roughly two weeks. Family and friends of the female are concerned about her wellbeing and whereabouts. She was entered as a missing person.

Nov. 7

Netflix mix-up: At about 5:28 a.m. near the 28600 block of Military Road S., officers were dispatched to a possible suicidal subject. 911 dispatch received a call with a male voice yelling “give me the knife” numerous times. The call was an open line and dispatch did not make connection with the caller. Upon arrival, officers knocked on the door and announced police presence. A man exited the apartment and was placed in handcuffs. The apartment was cleared and a woman was also inside the apartment. Both residents reported they had been watching a horror movie on Netflix and the woman said she accidentally bumped her phone, resulting in the 911 call. Both parties claimed they were yelling at a character in the movie to “give me the knife” and denied any knife was involved outside of the realm of Netflix.

Unlawful imprisonment: At about 8:02 a.m. near the 2000 block of S. Star Lake Road, an adult male was arrested for unlawful imprisonment and other domestic violence related crimes.

Warrant suspect flees police: At about 7:45 p.m. near the 33702 block of 21st Ave. SW, a suspect fled from police at the Fred Meyer, exiting out of the fire exit after being identified as an outstanding warrant subject. The suspect had multiple felony and misdemeanor warrants. The subject was captured at the storage units north of the Fred Meyer store. Dispatch confirmed the suspect’s King County $10,000 warrant for narcotic violation, obstruction and resisting arrest. The suspect was booked on the confirmed warrant at King County Jail without incident.

Nov. 8

DUI arrest: At about 12:41 a.m. near the 700 block of S. Dash Point Road, a driver attempted to drive through a traffic collision scene which was clearly marked off by on-scene police. Upon contact with the driver, it was believed he was driving under the influence. Washington State Patrol took over the investigation and the driver was ultimately arrested for DUI. Vehicle was impounded.

Nov. 10

Puppy attacked by pit bulls: At about 11:06 a.m. near the 3900 block of SW 317th Street, a man was walking his two golden retrievers on the sidewalk when his 12-week-old puppy was attacked by two pit bulls. The man was able to pull the dogs off of his puppy and the two dogs ran off. The man took his puppy to the vet and while in good condition, the puppy suffered minor puncture wounds to the throat and head above the eye. The two pit bulls were later found near 31300 block of 36th Ave SW and were transported to the Tacoma Humane Society. The dogs could not be identified and the owners were not located.