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Local News: Tuesday, February 24, 2004

Police, called to house, report finding drugs, guns

BELLEVUE — Suspected gunfire at a party early Sunday brought police to an east Bellevue home, where they reported finding drugs and a number of weapons.

About 75 people were at the house in the 15900 block of Northeast 26th Street just after midnight, when an uninvited carload showed up, according to police. A fight broke out and during the commotion, someone reporting hearing what sounded like a gunshot. The unwelcome guests drove away, and the three renters of the house called police. No one was hurt.

Inside the house, police found seven bags of marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms, a bag of white powder and some white pills, said Bellevue police spokesman Michael Chiu. They also found a handgun, two shotguns, a revolver, an assault rifle and a rifle, he said. All were loaded. Only one was registered. It was not known who owned the guns, police said.

Those at the party were mostly Bellevue residents ranging in age from 18 to 25, Chiu said. None was arrested.

Officers stopped the car a short time later, and the occupants acknowledged being at the party but said they weren't involved with guns or drugs.

Police seize guns and drugs at a wild party

2004-02-24
by Chris Winters
Journal Reporter

BELLEVUE -- Bellevue police seized shotguns and an assault rifle along with drugs at a party Sunday morning after getting a report of a fight and possible gunshot.

The tenant of the house in the 15900 block of Northeast 26th Street called police shortly after midnight because he thought his party was getting out of control, Bellevue Police spokesman Michael Chiu said.

At the house, police contacted about 16 people between 18 and 25 years old from Bellevue, Sammamish, Newcastle, Redmond, Issaquah and Seattle.

During questioning, police determined some people had crashed the party, provoking a physical disturbance in the back yard.

Police seized a Glock 9 mm handgun, a Charter Arms .38 revolver, an SKS assault rifle, a Mossberg 12-gauge shotgun, a Mauser rifle and a Sears & Roebuck 20-gauge shotgun. Police also found ammunition for all of the guns.

In addition, police confiscated dried mushrooms suspected to be hallucinogenic, a plastic bag containing a white powdery substance thought to be cocaine, a bag with three small white pills, seven bags containing suspected marijuana and several miscellaneous smoking devices. The suspected drugs have not been tested, Chiu said.

No one in the house admitted possession of the guns or the drugs, Chiu said. No one wanted to press charges and no one was arrested.

``People were not especially forthcoming or helpful with information,'' Chiu said.

On the way to the scene, police stopped a car with several people who said they had been at the party but were not involved in the fight.

Police did not find any evidence that a gun had been fired.

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