Vehicle prowlers pop up on Snoqualmie Ridge; lock doors to be safe, police say

Snoqualmie Police responded to multiple vehicle prowls in the Snoqualmie Ride neighborhood last week. Police say the break-ins most likely occurred in the early morning hours of March 7. The criminal activity prompted police to strongly encourage residents to report suspicious behavior by calling 9-1-1 immediately. The longer you wait to call, the less likely police officers will be able to locate the prowlers.

Snoqualmie Police responded to multiple vehicle prowls in the Snoqualmie Ride neighborhood last week.

Police say the break-ins most likely occurred in the early morning hours of March 7.

The criminal activity prompted police to strongly encourage residents to report suspicious behavior by calling 9-1-1 immediately. The longer you wait to call, the less likely police officers will be able to locate the prowlers.

Citizens interested in organizing a Neighborhood Block Watch program or who would like more information about reporting suspicious behavior or crimes should connect with Captain Nick Almquist via email nalmquist@ci.snoqualmie.wa.us or 425-888-3333.

Snoqualmie police share the following simple tips to reduce the risk of becoming a victim:

• Park in a garage when possible or in a well-lit area

• Remove all valuables, especially garage door openers and GPS units.

• Lock the doors and roll up all windows.

• Use a car alarm system.

• Install motion sensor lights.

• Remember to turn on exterior lights or set them on a timer.