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Police blotter: Missing ring, power stealers, literal false alarms

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Source: La Conner Community News

No see um10:28 a.m., Monday, Nov. 2 — A resident reported that her vehicle had been struck while parked on or near Morris Street on Oct. 19. No suspect information was available. The sheriff’s office reminds motorists to report collisions promptly by calling 911. Morris Street. Trashy trespass10:46 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 3 — A business reported people using its dumpster and electricity without permission. A deputy put a stop to the unauthorized utility use by trespassing the individuals from the property. Second Street. No ring1:44 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 5 — A resident inquired whether a cellphone had been turned in after a family member lost it near the post office on Nov. 1. Unfortunately, the phone had yet to turn up. First Street. Off grid5:48 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 7 — A deputy responded to a commercial building after an alarm was triggered. After checking the interior with a keyholder, they found nothing amiss and suspected a nearby power outage was to blame. First Street.

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