Long Beach Police Blotter
Published 11:58 am Saturday, October 24, 2026
Oct. 12 — Funland, Long Beach — Assault: The owner of Funland reported a cold assault that occurred Oct. 11 at approximately 11:40 a.m. A 14-year-old autistic female ran over to an older woman, pulled her down by her hair and began assaulting her. The victim did not want to press charges and resolved the matter with the subject’s parents. The reporting party wanted to document the incident and provide video in case anyone changed their mind.
Oct. 13 — Chattham Way, Ilwaco — Malicious mischief: A reporting party said someone entered the property, took down a flagpole and threw it into a drainage ditch. The flags and rope for the pole also were taken. Camera batteries were dead and did not capture anything. The incident occurred a couple of days before the report was made. The reporting party believed a subject with whom the property owner previously had a dispute over the flagpole and airport might have been responsible.
Oct. 14 — His Supper Table, Long Beach — Trespass: An employee reported that a subject who had previously been formally trespassed from the property was there for some time, hanging out with a box of doughnuts. The employee did not call police at the time because they believed the subject was still in jail. After learning the subject had been released, the employee reported the trespass. The subject has been formally trespassed from the property since April 2025. An employee planned to review camera footage for evidence of the trespass.
Oct. 14 — Spruce and First, Ilwaco — Suspicious circumstances: Police received a report of a loud explosion, possibly from a transformer. An officer checked the area and found the power was still on and did not locate any problems.
Oct. 16 — Washington Avenue North, Long Beach — Burglary: A reporting party reported the theft of four electric bicycles, eight solar panels and two controllers. The bicycles were believed stolen Oct. 1-2. When the reporting party returned home Oct. 3, two gates were open, as was the door to a workshop/outbuilding where two bicycles and the solar panels had been stored. Two other bicycles had been stored beside the house under a tarp, which was found in the yard. Stolen were two Lectric XP Lite white electric bicycles valued at $999 each, two Lectric XP4 750 black electric bicycles valued at $1,300 each, and eight solar panels valued at $1,500. Total reported loss was $6,098. There were no known suspects or surveillance cameras.