Liberty Lake woman suspects ex is behind incidents

A woman in the 1900 block of North Cavalier Road in Liberty Lake has reported several incidents that she believes involve her ex-boyfriend. She first reported on March 27 that he had broken into her house and burned several of her belongings in a fire pit in the back yard.

On March 31 she reported finding a video camera in her bedroom and believes her ex-boyfriend put it there, said Liberty Lake Police Chief Brian Asmus. He is also accused of sending text messages to her father after she obtained a restraining order against him, Asmus said.

The case is under investigation.

Other calls from March 30 to April 6

March 29: A woman in the 1200 block of North Ormond Road reported receiving threatening text messages from an ex-boyfriend.

March 31: Several juveniles reportedly broke a fence in the 600 block of North Knudson. The homeowner did not want criminal charges filed but wanted the boys to be talked to.

April 3: A man was arrested for allegedly stealing $217 worth of merchandise, including drill bits, from the Home Depot in the 21000 block of East Country Vista Drive.

April 4: A woman in the 700 block of North Lancashire told police that she was there to meet a realtor and look at a house. The house she was interested in, however, was not for sale.

April 5: An argument over Easter eggs was reported in the 2100 block of North Sedge Lane. No assault had taken place and one of the people involved volunteered to leave.

Arrests: Police made three arrests for driving with a suspended license, two for domestic violence assault, one for driving under the influence and one on a warrant.

Citations: Officers handed out three citations for speeding. Additional citations were given for expired vehicle registration and failure to show proof of liability insurance.