Law enforcement records for June 22, 2023
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The reports below were provided by the sheriff’s office or police department indicated. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Grant Co. Jail
June 15
Ashley Rae Perin Sandoval, 38, Mattawa, booked on second-degree burglary and third-degree attempted theft.
Joe Kenneth Henson, 45, Moses Lake, booked on residential burglary - domestic violence, violation of a no-contact order and fourth-degree assault - domestic violence, as well as Grant County Superior Court warrants relating to second-degree burglary and third-degree theft.
Luis Eduard Picasso Moral, 19, Moses Lake, booked on possession of a stolen vehicle, theft of a motor vehicle and second-degree malicious mischief.
Zia Areal Hernandez, 27, Beverly, booked on attempt to elude.
June 16
John Edward Meier, 54, Moses Lake, booked on attempt to elude a police vehicle, DUI and third-degree driving on a suspended license, as well as Grant County Superior Court warrants related to violation of a no-contact order.
June 18
Roman Benjamin Clary, 26, Pasco, booked on fourth-degree assault - domestic violence and third-degree malicious mischief - domestic violence.
Shantell Ajisah Herrera, 21, Walla Walla, booked on second-degree malicious mischief - domestic violence.
William Avalos Cabrera, 18, Mattawa, booked on fourth-degree assault - domestic violence.
June 19
Fernando Trejo Madrigal, 30, Ephrata, booked on second-degree assault - domestic violence and interfering with reporting of domestic violence.
Daymon William Diaz, 18, Moses Lake, booked on fourth-degree assault - domestic violence.
Emilio Melchore Vargas, 31, Moses Lake, booked on fourth-degree assault - domestic violence.
Ephrata PD
June 16
Report of a battery valued at $200 stolen from a camper on Fourth Avenue Southeast.
Report of theft from a business on the 1300 block of Nat Washington Way. Subject seen walking out of the store with a few electronics and some alcohol.
Report of scooter stolen from a residence on H Street Northeast.
Moses Lake PD
June 20
Report of burglary and damaged window at a residence on 400 block of South Balsam Street.
Report of flowers stolen from city planter boxes on East Third Avenue and South Alder Street.
Report of burglary at a business on Forbes Road Northeast.
Report of $40 of deli items and alcohol stolen from a business in the 600 block of South Pioneer Way.
Report of a two-vehicle, non-injury collision at the intersection of South Division Street and West Fifth Avenue.
Report of a hit-and-run of a parked RV in the 4300 block of Miller Street Northeast.
Report of a two-vehicle, non-injury collision at the intersection of West Lakeshore Drive and South Wanapum Drive. One driver was arrested at her residence for hit-and-run and suspicion of DUI.
June 21
Report of a damaged car window and approximately $30 of belongings stolen from a car in the 1100 block of North Grape Drive.
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