Case Study: 2106 Arlington Police Department

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On 06/29/2016 at approximately 2106 Arlington Police Department were dispatched to a domestic violence call at 18112 31st AVE NE, Arlington, WA 98223. Involved parties are Leonard, Andreu A. (09/25/1999) and Leonard, Frank J. (11/23/1977). Once on scene we contacted Andreu and Frank. Andreu said he called 911 because his stepfather, Frank shoved him. Andreu said the argument was over him going to a friends house. Andreu's stepfather, Frank, told him he needed to stay in tonight. Andreu questioned Frank as to why he had to stay home, which is why the argument occurred. Andreu was told to leave his parents bedroom by Frank. Frank moved Andrue out of their bedroom. I observed no injuries on Andrue. I advised I would right an information

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