The following information was compiled from City of Renton Police Reports:

A homeless woman jumped through a McDonald’s drive-through window to escape her boyfriend, who had threatened to kill her Sept. 12.

The boyfriend was reportedly dumpster diving in front of Pizza Hut, when she made the slip at the 17630 108th Ave. S.E.

The couple has been dating for 18 months, sleeping in various homeless camps.

An argument started over the boyfriend’s drug use.

The girlfriend told police he then beat her, choked her and threatened to kill her before committing suicide, so they could both “die together beautifully.”

The woman was hiding under a table in the restaurant, looking for the boyfriend’s car, when police found her. She didn’t have any red marks or bruising, nor was she emotional.

Police offered to book her in jail for the night, but she refused the offer.

Bomb threat

Someone left a bomb threat note at a bank on the 600 block of South Third Street Sept. 10.

The note was found near a scratch pad that had been used by multiple customers. It read, “A bomb will go off at 6:00 tomorrow, best of luck.” There are no suspects.

Stolen Camry

A stolen white Toyota Camry was found about two miles down the highway from where it was stolen Aug. 31.

It was reported missing from the Church of Latter-day Saints at 815 Field Ave. N.E. two days prior.

Barn burglary

Compiled from King County Sheriff’s reports:

A man’s horse barn was burglarized Aug. 16 on the 20100 block of Southeast 240th Street in Fairwood.

The suspects cut a hole in his mesh fence to gain access to the barn, before taking a pressure washer and generator.

The sheriff’s deputy pulled 11 latent fingerprints from the scene.