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A unit initiated a stop in the CVS pharmacy parking lot. The nature of the suspicious activity was not fully detailed in the transmission.

An individual was reported in the park and ride next to the Conoco. The nature of the suspicious activity was not specified.

A unit reported observing an individual wrapped in a blanket in the Grand Ronde area. The nature of the activity was not specified.

A report of a crime in progress was received. Officers were dispatched to make contact with a vehicle associated with the suspicious activity.

A unit reported a crime in progress. The unit stated they would make contact with a vehicle associated with the activity. Further details were limited.

A caller reported a suspicious vehicle containing cleaning supplies. An officer was dispatched to investigate the vehicle, which was potentially associated with individuals cleaning nearby buildings.

A unit reported observing a vehicle in front of the Chicken Shack on Highway 90. The unit was instructed to check the vehicle.

A unit was dispatched to investigate a suspicious activity. The nature of the activity and the specific location were not fully detailed in the transmission.

A caller reported that the lights were turned off inside a residence. Responding officers investigated the situation.

Officers responded to a report of suspicious activity involving a vehicle occupied by one male and one female. The specific nature of the suspicion was not detailed in the initial report.

A patrol unit observed two to three individuals, appearing to be high school age, walking around the neighborhood and looking into house windows. The individuals were seen with scooters.

A suspicious circumstance was reported at 405 Vastwood Ave. The reporting party heard someone banging on their door two minutes prior but did not see the individual. Another unit was dispatched to investigate.

[Unit] 777 reported contacting multiple vehicles and individuals in the area northwest of the dam. The nature of the contact was not specified.

A report was received about a male walking on Highway 395, who then moved out of traffic near Panda Express. The individual was described as a Hispanic or Black male wearing a gray hoodie and black pants.

Officers responded to a report of suspicious persons at Rivera Mobile Home. A female was found hiding under an air conditioning unit. The individual began walking away from the unit before officers could fully engage.

Dispatch received a report of a suspicious circumstance at an engineering structure on East Dock Street. Security observed a person inside the main warehouse via video feed, and no one should be present at the location. Responding units were dispatched to investigate.

A unit reported observing a subject at North Road 28 and Sylvester. Another unit was requested to provide cover.

A caller reported a suspicious vehicle that was occupied. The caller was unable to provide a license plate number.

Pasco units responded to a report of a possible wanted subject in the area of Expressmar 18 and Lewis. Multiple units were requested to assist in covering the area. The subject was reportedly known to run from law enforcement.

A subject described as a white male in his 30s or 40s, wearing a beanie, gray shirt, and damp pants, was observed on 4th.

A resident reported suspicious circumstances at a home on South Anderson Street after noticing an open window with the screen removed. A witness indicated possible recent activity by individuals known to be involved in previous incidents in the area. Officers responded to investigate.

A unit reported suspicious activity in the area. The unit then proceeded to make contact with individuals in the Subway parking lot. EMS was requested for an elderly gentleman who had sustained a head injury.

A unit was in the area investigating a suspicious activity call. The caller was identified as a pastor. The unit reported not seeing anything suspicious and would advise.

An alarm was triggered at a business. A caller reported seeing individuals in the backyard. Responding officers patrolled the area but observed no suspicious activity and advised the caller.

A request was made for a unit to check the area of 1st and Anderson, near the Westgate bus loop, as an individual might be down in that area.

A unit was dispatched to check on an individual seen walking towards the squash pad area. The individual appeared to be in need of assistance.

A unit reported observing a suspicious vehicle, but was unable to read the license plate. The unit provided a partial plate number and corrected their location.

A request was made for a stash check on Rite Avenue, with units being asked if they were still in the area. The nature of the stash or the reason for the check was not specified.

A request was made for a stash check on Rite Avenue, with specific unit identifiers mentioned.

A caller reported observing an individual walking on the Fred Meyer property. The individual was last seen walking south, possibly coming from the 7-Eleven or Fred Meyer store. The caller provided a description of a gray-blue or greenish-blue Santa Fe vehicle associated with the activity.

A caller reported observing a suspicious vehicle, described as a gray-blue or greenish-blue Hyundai Santa Fe, parked on the south side of the Fred Meyer building. Officers were attempting to obtain a license plate number for the vehicle to investigate further.

A Hispanic male wearing a white shirt, gray vest, gray shorts, and a black hat was observed walking south on Wright. The individual was described as potentially suspicious.

A report of a possible order violation was received at Ample Ridge Apartments. Responding officers were provided with a suspect description: a Hispanic male wearing a white shirt, gray shorts, and a black hat.

Officers were utilizing a drone to locate a male subject in the area of Ample Ridge Apartments. A description was broadcast for a Hispanic male wearing a white shirt, gray shorts, and a black hat. The individual was reportedly seen near Fred Meyer and may have been walking back towards that location. The subject is believed to be staying with his mother and child in a tent.

A vehicle was observed in the northbound turn lanes on Route 68 near Burden. A female individual was seen near a business, appearing to follow a customer. Officers were dispatched to investigate the suspicious circumstances.

An individual was last seen entering

Dispatch received an anonymous tip regarding a child with a gun and throwing

[Unit] is investigating a partial vehicle frame found approximately a quarter mile east of Sageview. The nature of the vehicle frame and its origin are currently unknown.

[Unit] is investigating a report of suspicious activity. The nature of the activity is currently unknown.

[Unit] contacted individuals sleeping near 2703 South. The nature of the contact was a major crime alert, but the specific reason for the alert was not detailed in this transmission.

A unit initiated contact with an occupied vehicle at the Mandarin Apartments. The occupants were identified as Charles Tolstoy and David. Officers requested information regarding the vehicle.

A King unit initiated a field contact at 4th and Oak regarding a suspicious substance. The unit reported being busy with the contact.

A Pasco officer reported seeing an individual, identified as Ketchum, walking around the area of the Pasco PD. The officer was unable to locate the individual but observed a group leaving the area southbound on 4th.

An officer made contact with a yellow Aztec vehicle parked behind Left Long Tire Center on Road 68. The officer was in the process of obtaining the license plate number.

A suspicious individual was reported near the Moe Express and Jackson's food stores. The individual was described as a white male with blonde hair, facial tattoos, wearing a black leather jacket and camel pants. The person was seen near industrial pallets and walking towards Yolks.

A caller reported a male individual wearing a spray jacket and jeans in the parking lot. A deputy responded to investigate a possible man with a gun situation.

A unit made contact with an individual in the parking lot of Ross. The individual was described as a male wearing a spray jacket and jeans. Another unit reported a man with a gun in the vicinity.

A unit reported a field contact at Stax Mobile Bistro on Columbia Drive. The officer observed a vehicle described as white with black over blue.

A patrol unit responded to a call regarding a suspicious circumstance on Melody Lane. The reporting party was concerned that someone might be inside a residence due to a dog barking excessively on the side of the house.

A patrol unit made contact at John Day Park. The unit reported a suspicious individual matching the description of a male, approximately 32 years old, with dark hair, last seen near the intersection of Crescent and 73rd Avenue. A printed report was generated.

A business alarm was reported at an urgent care facility on Doop Kill. Separately, a suspicious circumstance was reported on East Richardson where teenagers were seen jumping a fence and hitting a horse. The reporting party observed the incident.

Pasco units were dispatched to investigate a report of suspicious activity involving a group of transients near 6th Avenue and Columbia Street. Officers confirmed they had observed the individuals.

A unit reported observing an individual inside a dumpster. Further details were not immediately available.

An officer was making contact with a neighbor who reported mail being in the alleyway. The officer stated they would be in the alleyway between South 5th and South 6th to investigate the mail.

A unit reported a traffic incident at Mangeeson and Verge. The unit requested backup, stating multiple individuals were arriving at the location. The unit was observing the individuals and the situation.

A King unit reported a hazard in traffic at West 27th Avenue South and Quillin Street. Another unit responded, stating they did not observe anything suspicious regarding a specific individual.

A Kennewick unit was directed to T.J. Maxx to investigate a report of a suspect in that area. This may be related to a previous incident.

A caller reported suspicious activity near Parkade and Martindale. A unit responded to investigate and observed a vehicle with the license plate Charles John Paul 0774. The unit initiated contact with the RP.

A unit was dispatched to the Circle K to check on a suspicious individual. The situation was determined to be code 4, meaning no further assistance was needed.

A caller reported a suspicious individual walking around a neighborhood and talking to neighbors. The individual was described as a Hispanic male in his 30s, approximately 6-foot tall, wearing a black shirt and blue jeans. The individual was observed leaning on a patrol vehicle and riding an electric scooter.

A report of a suspicious individual, described as a Hispanic male in his 30s, approximately 6-foot tall, wearing a black shirt and blue jeans, was observed walking around and speaking with neighbors. The individual was seen leaning on a patrol vehicle near an off-duty officer's residence.

A caller reported observing individuals entering and exiting a property near Chief Joe Park. The nature of their activity was unclear.

A mail carrier reported a person screaming outside Elongiangelo Elementary. The reporting party suspected weapons or narcotics involvement. A unit was dispatched to investigate the disturbance.

A suspicious vehicle was reported at 19th and Fruland. The vehicle was described as a landscaping truck with a trailer. Officers were dispatched to investigate.

A unit was dispatched to investigate a suspicious person call at 19th and Fruland. The individual was observed attempting to evade contact. The unit observed a landscaping truck and trailer at the location.

A welfare check was requested at a residence. While en route, a unit reported a 10-32 (man with gun) situation. Further information indicated the individual was unfamiliar to the reporting party, no weapons were seen, and the person may be using narcotics. The situation was later cleared as suspicious circumstances.

A unit reported a suspicious vehicle near the recycle business on Queen's Gate. The unit requested assistance and was advised another unit would respond.

[Unit] was on foot patrol north of Holland and West Canal. The nature of the suspicious activity was not specified.

A white vehicle resembling a police cruiser was reported at Truman Avenue and Queensgate Drive. The reporting party noted the vehicle was unlicensed.

Two officers were dispatched to sweep the trails behind the campground. The specific nature of the suspicious activity was not detailed in the transmission.

Two units were dispatched to investigate suspicious activity along the Columbia Park Trail, starting from Edison Street. They proceeded westbound along the trail.

A county unit initiated contact with a vehicle on Eastbound 82 near 88. The unit then requested information on a different vehicle traveling westbound with hazards on, near milepost 88. This second vehicle was later identified as unoccupied.

A caller reported observing an individual who appeared to be in a backyard. The individual was no longer visible when the caller provided the update. The caller stated they would contact dispatch again if the individual reappeared.

A caller reported a suspicious individual, believed to be her brother with an outstanding warrant, attempting to enter a residence. The individual was seen walking past a window and was later thought to be in the backyard. Officers responded to investigate.

An officer observed a vehicle that matched a given description, but it appeared to still be in the Denny's parking lot.

A vehicle matching a description from a previous incident was spotted near Columbia Street and Connell Street. The vehicle was last seen heading towards the Denny's parking lot.

An officer reported stopping a vehicle in the area of Norwood Court. The officer provided a license plate number and requested a check for wants on individuals associated with the vehicle.

A report was received about an individual who was asked to leave a residence on Meadows Drive but was instead attempting to climb over the fence. [Unit] responded to investigate the suspicious circumstance.

Officers observed two vehicles near the Park at the Lakes. License plate information was obtained for both vehicles.

An officer initiated a vehicle contact after dispatch received a task regarding a vehicle parked with its trunk open. The officer planned to stand by to check the license plate.

A male wearing black over blue clothing was observed in front of a flex space garage on Tapteal. An officer was to make contact.

A caller reported an individual wearing a gray jacket and gray pants standing at a light and crossing towards Popeyes. The individual was later observed in the Popeyes parking lot. Another unit reported a man with a gun in the vicinity of Kellogg and Clearwater.

A caller reported observing suspicious activity in a parking lot. The caller offered to log a license plate for potential announcement by management if the individual was inside a business.

An officer was preparing to enter a parking lot and observed suspicious activity. The officer offered to log a license plate and suggested a manager make an announcement if the individual was inside the business.

Two juveniles were observed going through belongings in a front yard. They appeared to knock on the door and then left the area.

A caller reported seeing someone looking through the windows of a vehicle. The caller was observing the situation while waiting.

A unit was in the area checking for suspicious activity. The unit requested a check for wants on a subject.

A unit reported their location at 13th and Sothill, possibly in response to a suspicious activity call.

An officer was dispatched to investigate a suspicious activity call on 27th.

An officer was looking for a vehicle and received information that it was located down in a canyon off Bridge Line. Another unit confirmed they were with the vehicle at that location.

A white sedan was observed speeding erratically in the area of 22nd Avenue and Pearl Street. Officers were dispatched to investigate the reckless driving.

Officers were dispatched to the Harvest Foods parking lot regarding a suspicious situation involving a male and female on an ORV four-wheeler. The nature of the suspicious activity was not specified.

Officers responded to a report of two males in the backyard of a blue house. One individual was observed sitting on the back patio. Further details regarding the reason for suspicion were being clarified.

A unit reported suspicious activity in the Deschutes area. The unit was busy with the situation.

A unit reported a suspicious vehicle at the Connell Watch. The unit was observing a Lincoln Navigator and a Dodge Ram Pickup Truck.

An officer observed an individual behind the Circle K on Topaz Street. The individual was described as a white female with blue clothing.

An officer was dispatched to the Circle K on Topaz Street to investigate a report of a suspicious individual. The individual was described as a white female wearing blue clothing. The officer intended to make contact with the female behind the store.

Dispatch received a report of a disturbance in progress. A male wearing a green shirt was observed near HVD. The reporting party was concerned the individual was attempting to leave the area, either on foot or in a vehicle, but no weapons were seen.

Officers observed two individuals near Murphy's on Canal, attempting to conceal a bicycle. The individuals were contacted by officers.

[Unit] 8-3 is conducting an area check at Mobile Care. [Unit] 32-31 is responding.