UPPD Police Blotter

The most recent significant public safety activity in University Place is shared below. 

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Oct 01

October 1, 2025

Posted on October 1, 2025 at 12:30 PM by Public Relations

Highlighted Incidents

Incident: Shoplifting Emphasis – Location: 3800 Bridgeport Wy W       

On Sept. 19, 2025, members of UPPD participated in a Shoplifting Emphasis from 4 to 10 p.m. Three arrests were made. All three arrestees were trespassed from the complex. One of the arrestees also had a felony warrant.

Incident: Suspicious Vehicle/Arrest – Location: 4700 Bridgeport Wy W

An officer was patrolling when he observed a suspicious vehicle. He contacted the business who requested the person and vehicle be moved along. The officer contacted the occupant of the parked vehicle. The person mentioned that he may have a warrant, and the officer noticed a firearm near the center console. The person was removed from the vehicle and detained without incident. The firearm was confirmed as stolen. The arrestee was booked into the Pierce County Jail for possessing a stolen firearm.

News and Events

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, or stuck around to chat, during Coffee with a Cop at the Green Firs Starbucks. Our officers enjoyed connecting with community members, hearing concerns, answering questions, and simply getting to know the people we serve. Keep an eye out for future opportunities to meet with UPPD!

Current Activity Report

University Place Police Activity for the Period of 9/15/2025 through 9/28/2025

Violent Crimes


Property Crimes


CurrentTrend
CurrentTrend
Murder00Vehicle Theft45
Robbery01.6Vehicle Prowl17.4
Aggravated Assault11.2Theft1216.6
Sexual Assault01Burglary04.2



Vandalism05


All Total Reported Incidents (including those not listed above)67
75.2


Selected Calls for Service


Current
Trend
Welfare Checks3726.8
Suspicious Activity1817
Unwanted Persons1610
Alarms89.2
Total Calls for Service
252
197.2


Trend is based on five-year average for incidents over a two-week period.