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Incident When Location County
ASSAULT

Assault

Simple Assault

CFS: PD26-03091

When
2026-03-31
06:11
Location 500 Blk 7Th Ave S
County Cascade
OTHER

Disturbing the Peace

Disorderly Conduct

CFS: PD26-03087

When
2026-03-30
20:59
Location 1500 Blk 5Th Ave S
County Cascade
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

All Other Larceny

CFS: PD26-03084

When
2026-03-30
19:44
Location 3100 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

All Other Larceny

CFS: PD26-03076

When
2026-03-30
15:58
Location 1200 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
VANDALISM

Vandalism

Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property

CFS: PD26-03070

When
2026-03-30
14:42
Location 800 Blk 9Th St S
County Cascade
ASSAULT

Assault

Aggravated Assault

CFS: PD26-03056

When
2026-03-30
09:26
Location 1700 Blk Chowen Springs Loop
County Cascade
TRAFFIC

DUI

Driving Under the Influence

CFS: PD26-03047

When
2026-03-29
21:44
Location 1300 Blk Block 10Th Ave. S
County Cascade
TRAFFIC

DUI

Driving Under the Influence

CFS: PD26-03045

When
2026-03-29
20:41
Location 1900 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
OTHER

Disturbing the Peace

Disorderly Conduct

CFS: PD26-03041

When
2026-03-29
17:37
Location 300 Blk 2Nd Ave S
County Cascade
VANDALISM

Vandalism

Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property

CFS: PD26-03039

When
2026-03-29
17:02
Location 1700 Blk Chowen Springs Loop
County Cascade
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

All Other Larceny

CFS: PD26-03032

When
2026-03-29
12:52
Location 1100 Blk 26Th St S
County Cascade
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

All Other Larceny

CFS: PD26-03027

When
2026-03-29
06:39
Location 500 Blk 6Th Ave S
County Cascade
ASSAULT

Assault

Simple Assault

CFS: PD26-03012

When
2026-03-27
20:57
Location 300 Blk 1St Ave S
County Cascade
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

All Other Larceny

CFS: PD26-03006

When
2026-03-27
15:40
Location 1200 Blk 7Th Ave Nw
County Cascade
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

Shoplifting

CFS: PD26-02991

When
2026-03-27
01:10
Location 3100 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
THEFT

Motor Vehicle Theft

Motor Vehicle Theft

CFS: PD26-02988

When
2026-03-26
22:42
Location 400 Blk 9Th St S
County Cascade
TRAFFIC

DUI

Driving Under the Influence

CFS: PD26-02981

When
2026-03-26
19:08
Location 900 Blk 38Th St S
County Cascade
OTHER

Disturbing the Peace

Disorderly Conduct

CFS: PD26-02975

When
2026-03-26
16:03
Location 700 Blk 2Nd Ave S
County Cascade
THEFT

Theft/Larceny

Shoplifting

CFS: PD26-02951

When
2026-03-26
01:40
Location 3100 Blk 10Th Ave S
County Cascade
VANDALISM

Vandalism

Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property

CFS: PD26-02946

When
2026-03-25
19:29
Location 3500 Blk 1St Ave N
County Cascade
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