Eckstein Burglars Wanted...Musical Instruments?

In yet another odd police report for SPS this week.  From SPD:

Three juvenile burglars arrested.  This morning at approximately 1:30 a.m., officers responded to Eckstein Middle School at 3003 NE 75th St to an alarm.

Officers arrived and contained the area.  Three suspects were observed inside with flashlights attempting to steal musical instruments.  All three suspects dropped the equipment and fled out of an exit door.

The suspects were taken into custody without incident.  They were fingerprinted and photographed.  All three juveniles were later interviewed and released to their parents.

Comments

Yes on 1240 said…
Wow Westbook this the best news you have for us
11/10/12, 1:00 PM
seattle citizen said…
Yes on 1240 - like your initiative, your comment makes no sense. You need an "is" there, somewhere, and either a question mark, a period, or an exclamation point for us to understand what the heck you are talking about.

As usual, the devil is in your details.
11/10/12, 3:53 PM
Anonymous said…
Same story, from Seattle Times:

Kids caught

reported by ST, 8:51am
11/10/12, 4:13 PM
Unknown said…
In blackness, band of brat burglars bungle banditry of band and are busted.
11/10/12, 4:56 PM
yes on 1240 said…
Cut copy and paste Westbrook same Story in the Seattle times
11/10/12, 5:10 PM
seattle citizen said…
Uh, Yes on 1240...? Melissa cited the SPD, here's the link: SPD Blotter at seattle.gov She got it the same place the Times got it, and she cited. What is your problem, Yes on 1240? I'm guessing you're not actually affiliated with the Yes on 1240 campaign, because I believe they wouldn't be as juvenile...or as poor at grammar and mechanics. I mean, they ARE an education supporter..of sorts...

11/10/12, 5:57 PM
Anonymous said…
Seattle Citizen...ignore the troll, not worth your time.

Solvay Girl
11/10/12, 10:31 PM
NESeattleMom said…
I wonder if they were actual students or if they were metal thieves.
11/11/12, 3:13 PM
Anonymous said…
We were students...
5/17/15, 10:01 AM
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