Stabbed with scissors

Renton police were dispatched on Aug. 19 at approximately 6:15 p.m. to the 4000 block of Northeast 4th Street after receiving reports of a stabbing. As officers arrived on the scene, they located a shirtless man with blood on his chest. The man advised officers his girlfriend stabbed him with scissors at their home in the 4200 block of Southeast 2nd Place.

The man showed officers a second stab wound near his groin area, and the Renton Regional Fire Authority arrived to treat both his stab wounds. First responders transported the victim to Valley Medical Center for further treatment.

Officers attempted contact at the home and a family member refused entry at the scene. Police located a woman near Northeast 4th and Union. They detained and transported her to the station to take a statement when the woman initiated physical aggression and attempted to damage the inside of the police vehicle, according to the department.

Police used additional personnel to remove her and added additional restraints without further incident. Police transported her to the King County Jail and booked her on a felony charge of assault in the first degree.

Shooting

Renton police were dispatched at 7:44 p.m. Aug 12 to a hospital facility in Issaquah after receiving reports of a man who arrived with a gunshot wound to the leg. The victim advised the incident had occurred in the 400 block of Rainier Avenue Northeast, according to the department.

Officers contacted the victim, and he advised that he thought he heard a vehicle back-firing as he walked in the area. He then realized he had been shot in the leg. The man told officers that he did not want to be the victim of a crime.

Chased with a knife

Renton police were dispatched on Aug. 19 at approximately 11:56 p.m. to a physical domestic violence situation with a weapon at an apartment complex in the 500 block of Stevens Avenue Southwest.

The reporting party advised that a man in the family was running through the complex as his brother chased him with a knife. A report had been filed earlier in the day involving the same suspect for another physical domestic situation involving a different family member, according to the department. Police had established probable cause in the previous report, but the suspect was gone upon police arrival. The department advised the involved subjects to call 911 if the suspect returned to the apartment.

When officers arrived for the second scene, they contacted a man, the family member, who had retrieved the knife from the suspect who had returned and began a dispute.

Officers contacted the suspect who remained nearby and gave commands for him to get on the ground, according to the department. The suspect refused commands and started aggressively walking and approaching officers at a fast pace, ignoring additional commands to stop and get on the ground.

An officer deployed a taser on the suspect and the suspect was taken into custody without further incident. After medical clearance, police transported the suspect to the King County Jail and booked him on a felony charge of assault in the first degree.