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Police find hundreds of pills, gun after driver crashes into Seattle home

Light pole struck by driver in Sand Point
Light pole struck by driver in Sand Point The driver had hit a light pole, two mailboxes, a house and three vehicles. (Seattle PD)

SEATTLE — Seattle police said they seized a handgun and hundreds of pills after a woman crashed her car into a house in the Sand Point neighborhood.

Shortly before 3 a.m. Thursday, neighbors called police and reported that someone had crashed into a tree in the 11700 block of Sand Point Way Northeast.

When officers arrived, they found the driver had hit a light pole, two mailboxes, a house and three vehicles. They arrested a woman who was seen running from the crashed car.

According to one officer’s report, a “huge bag” of about 400 oxycodone pills were found on the suspect. Officers said they also found a handgun in the woman’s car.

She was booked into the King County Jail.

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