Nov. 25 blotter: Collision in drive-through Nov 25, 2022 Nov 25, 2022 Comments Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Support Local Journalism If you value these stories, please consider subscribing. Subscribe Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Police Kittcom received the following calls on Nov. 24-25 (calls are made to the 911 line and the non-emergency business line): A silver Toyota Tacoma reportedly was in a ditch on Old Highway 10. It looked as if the vehicle rolled over and may have been there for a while.A person reportedly was chased and bit by a black dog on North Chestnut Street and East Juniper Street.A tent reportedly was pitched in front of a location on East Fifth Avenue.A hit and run was reported on East Quartz Mountain Drive.A small gold SUV reportedly drove over the curb and was struck on the sidewalk/grass area on North Main Street.The tires of a blue Ford Ranger reportedly had been popped on North Sycamore Street and East Helena Avenue.A hit and run was reported in a Central Washington University parking lot.The reporting party woke up to a cracked windshield and believed a neighbor kid may have thrown a rock and hit it.A vehicle reportedly drove too fast and drove off the road into the reporting party’s flatbed truck on Upper Peoh Point Road.A catalytic converter was reported stolen at the Big Horn Recreation Area.A man reportedly was standing above the freeway chucking rocks over the side on Interstate 90, milepost 106.The reporting party believed unknown subjects were shooting fully automatic weapons in the area of Riverbottom Road.A Honda Civic and a GMC pickup reportedly were involved in a non-injury collision in a drive-through on West First Street in Cle Elum.Fire     Kittcom received the following calls on Nov. 22-23 (calls are made to the 911 line and the non-emergency business line): A kitchen fire was reported in a unit in a building on North Alder Street.A smoke investigation was reported on Ponderosa Lane and Maple Lane.The back end of a semi reportedly was on fire on Interstate 90, milepost 101.Subjects reportedly were burning in a barrel in front of a residence on West Second Place and Stafford Avenue in Cle Elum.An electrical unit in a bathroom reportedly was smoking on East Mountain View Avenue.A pellet stove reportedly was on fire on North Thorp Highway.A smoke investigation was reported on Interstate 90, milepost 79.Arrests The following people were booked in Kittitas County Jail from Nov. 22-23 (Bail and arresting agency information not available for all bookings): Arrest reports were not received for this time period. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Tags Hit And Run Motor Vehicle Highway Transports Call Collision Gmc Kittcom Investigation Suv Recommended for you Trending Now Central Washington football celebrates 2023 recruiting class Ellensburg's Julie Baugher turns leather into art Ellensburg educators unfazed by artificial intelligence programs First Friday Art Walk of the new year has big plans for art and music lovers KVH emerges from pandemic in good shape Latest E-Edition Ellensburg Daily Record Read the latest edition of the Ellensburg Daily Record. Local BizCards CareNet Ellensburg Brookside Crematory Middle Path Acupuncture - Rand KVH Dermatology Middle Path Acupuncture - Jeff KVH Medical Specialties CW Barbershop 01 Central Washington Carpet Cleaning Jim's Glass KVH Family Medicine Jill Gunderson JaKe's Custom tinting Kelleher Ford Sadie Thayer KCHM Marguerite Marrs Wise Automotive Snow River Equipment KVH Urgent Care KVH Rehabilitation CW Barbershop 02 Grebb, Etc. CPAs Julie Virden KVH Pharmacy Shaw's Furniture KVH Hospice KVH Workplace Health KVH Surgical Knudson Hardware KVH Primary Care KVH Women's Health Cara Marrs Newsletter Signup Sign up today, or manage your subscriptions, to one of our great newsletters: Breaking News Daily Headlines and much more! Get your e-Newsletters
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