The following information was compiled from City of Issaquah police reports:

Police caught four teens as they were about to soap the fountain at the entrance to Talus on Northwest Talus Drive on Jan. 22. The police arrived and found the girls along with another with three bottles of liquid bubbles. They were released with a warning.

Police responded to a complaint of a camper at Sunset Way and I-90. The officer found an empty tent and disassembled it Jan. 13.

A woman was arrested on a DUI warrant on the 100 block of East Sunset Way on Jan. 13.

A grocery store on Northwest Gilman Boulevard reported seven bottles of Champagne, worth about $1,340, were stolen Jan. 16.

Someone broke a shoe store window and attempted to take the safe on the 1500 block of 11th Avenue Northwest on Jan. 16.

Police found three dear at the end of Third Place Northwest, close to a creek. One of them was injured, but still able to run away from the officer Jan. 17.

A 63-year-old man was arrested for domestic violence assault on Northeast Park Drive and Highlands Drive Northeast on Jan. 17.

Police told a man a woman to stop asking locals for money on the 6100 block of East Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast on Jan. 18.

When a semi-truck blocked the right lane of the 17th Street overpass, police urged the driver to try restarting his engine to see if he could at least get off the bridge Jan. 18.

A man was ordered by the courts to surrender his guns. Police took seven guns and six cases and holsters from his home on East Sunset Way on Jan. 19.

There was a four-car accident on Northwest Sammamish Road at 7 a.m., but no one was injured Jan. 19.

A window was broken out of a 2010 Toyota and a backpack and calculator were stolen, totaling about $470 on the 700 block of Northwest Gilman Boulevard on Jan. 19.

A man reported his homeless friend was missing Jan. 20. He typically sees him at the fire department meal program on a regular basis, but he hadn’t seen him since December.

A bar on the 100 block of East Sunset Way was under investigation for over-serving alcohol Jan. 20.

Police received a complaint that a tenant was possibly going to do damage to the electrical system at an apartment after being upset about being evicted on the 200 block of Southwest Clark Street on Jan. 20.

A Bellevue resident called Issaquah after reportedly receiving threatening texts and voice messages. The officer recommended she call Bellevue police and file a court order there Jan. 20.

There was a report of domestic violence on the 2000 block of Northwest Sammamish Road on Jan. 20.