Shoreline police detectives arrested two suspects at the end of October for investigation of burglary. The suspects - a male and a female - both have criminal histories. Police believe they are responsible for a large number of residential and commercial burglaries in Shoreline, Lynnwood, and other local areas. The investigation continues and other suspects may be arrested.
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| Golf clubs, guitars, bicycles |
On November 5, detectives from the King County Sheriff's Office served a search warrant on a storage locker in the City of Monroe. It was full of suspected stolen property, including firearms, jewelry, lots of bags of golf clubs, power tools, bicycles, guitars, and electronic equipment. The locker was associated with a group of notorious serial burglars.
Shoreline Police Detective Cary Coblantz and KCSO Detective Matt Volpe are conducting a joint investigation to locate as many victims and return as much stolen property as possible.
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| Guns |
Several Shoreline residents have positively identified property stolen from their homes. A firearm stolen from a Lynnwood burglary in 2003 was also recovered, along with two other guns identified as stolen.
If you have been the victim of a burglary in the city of Shoreline, North King County or South Snohomish County please check the following website to view photographs of the recovered property.
The Guest password: Shoreline - is case sensitive.
For the next two days, victims who might want to check out the recovered stolen property can do so the old-fashioned way…by actually going into the Shoreline Police station and looking around.
The stolen property will be on display for the next two days only. The hours are 9 am to 5 pm on Thursday, November 11, and Friday until 1 pm. The address is 1206 North 185th.
If you recognize something stolen from you, contact Shoreline Police Detective Cary Coblantz at 206-801-2746. Proof of ownership will be required.
One very unique item recovered was a cigar humidor holding hundreds of cigars, made to look like replica of the White House.
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