An unlocked parked car with the keys left inside proved to be an irresistible temptation to a local car thief recently in LibertyLake. <\/p>\n
A resident in the 20000 block of East Nora Avenue called Liberty Lake Police the morning of March 7 to report his car was missing. Fortunately for the owner, the Liberty Lake detective found the car in Greenacres, where it had become high centered in a drainage swale, said Liberty Lake Police Chief Brian Asmus. The car was still in working condition and the owner reported that nothing wasmissing. <\/p>\n
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An unlocked parked car with the keys left inside proved to be an irresistible temptation to a local car thief recently in LibertyLake. <\/p>\n
A resident in the 20000 block of East Nora Avenue called Liberty Lake Police the morning of March 7 to report his car was missing. Fortunately for the owner, the Liberty Lake detective found the car in Greenacres, where it had become high centered in a drainage swale, said Liberty Lake Police Chief Brian Asmus. The car was still in working condition and the owner reported that nothing wasmissing. <\/p>\n
Police are now trying to determine who stole the car and took it for a ride. We recovered a lot of good evidence, Asmussaid. <\/p>\n
Other calls from March2-9 <\/p>\n
March 4: A resident reported finding an uncapped syringe and a spoon with white residue on it in the 21000 block of East Country Vista Drive. The family of a Liberty Lake Elementary School student reported the students missing cellphone had been tracked to a specific location. Officers responded and discovered that a friend of the student had stolen the phone because she wanted a phone of herown. <\/p>\n
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