The garden's staff said they believed the incident could be a bias crime, noting that it happened one day before the 2023 Chinese Festival.

“Shortly after the video was posted, a Bothell resident reached out. The Patil family had their home broken into, ransacked, and jewelry stolen on Saturday evening.”

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“I cannot come back here. I cannot be here by myself more than two minutes. I have to leave. My life, my work,” said Dabrowski.

“Many in-home accidents occur because of broken glass. Although it is not ideal that a window breaks from a ball or another reason, it is actually very common for windows to be broken.”

“While Olympia police were on their way, a Thurston County Sheriff’s Deputy already in the area saw a suspect exit through a broken window and get into the pickup.”

“Finally, breaking and entering come in at the fifth spot with 39,475 reported incidents.”

“The school's principal estimated the cost of repairs to be about $2,000.”

“The burglars stole about $2,500 in cash after locating a safe and cutting through it. With the crime taking just a few minutes, Pickering is convinced the burglars planned out the heist.”

The eagle tried to escape the couple's living room for nearly 20 minutes before it ended up flying out of the hole it created in the window.

“Something has to change,” Willis said. “I won’t be able to have a small business if something doesn’t happen. I’m not the only one. We’re all in the same boat. We’ve all been hit over and over again.”

“Around 6 am today, an alarm brought officers to Taco Time (SPD photo at right), where they “found a smashed window (and a) safe … “

The Bothell Police Department said two nearby witnesses said they heard glass smashing at Bothell Jewelers & Collectibles before they called police on April 14.

Seattle Restaurant broken into, windows damaged and food stolen

Break-ins, smash and grabs, and shoplifting are on the rise in Olympia, and police are looking for ways to reverse the trend.

Cigar Land on SE 272nd St. in Covington was left in shambles after a smash-and-grab burglary Wednesday morning

There were more reports of broken windows and vandalism in Portland last year than during the violent protests of 2020.

The man was fully clothed but "very wet," according to police and the bathtub was full of water.

“My biggest frustration is we’re not as safe as what we used to be," said Smith. "You can’t take security lightly anymore.”

“Around 3 am, 3 intruders were able to smash their way into the store and steal our cash register along with clothing and skateboards.”