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NEW: I can't keep up with all the drug related 911 calls to the Plymouth Housing/PorchLight campus in Bellevue. Wednesday afternoon, authorities say a man was overdosing on meth and pulling out his teeth in the smoking area outside the homeless shelter. Unclear if it was a Plymouth or PorchLight client. Either way, this cancer is destroying the Eastgate neighborhood and city leaders have ZERO solutions. They literally imported crime, chaos, and death into the community. @PlymouthHousing|@PorchLightCares|@BvuePD|@bellevuewa|@FactoriaLLS|@DiscoveryCWP

@choeshow @PorchLightCares @BvuePD @bellevuewa @DiscoveryCWP Curious what consequences they mean. It used to be an immediate Trespass for one year. Pushing men back on the streets without actual help.

WHAT A JOKE: The people who are supposed to be helping the most vulnerable at Bellevue's PorchLight homeless shelter do not know how to spell. This explains everything. @PorchLightCares|@BvuePD|@bellevuewa|@FactoriaLLS|@DiscoveryCWP

Btw, Michael Dietzer is no stranger to fentanyl overdoses. He had to be revived a few blocks away from the Plymouth Housing\PorchLight campus earlier this month. Once again, this is not an affordable housing crisis. This is all being fueled by drugs, mental illness, and broken relationships.

Look at the drain in taxpayer resources. More than a dozen cops and emergency personal called to this scene. This is what happens when you allow low-barrier permanent supportive housing and a free for all homeless shelter to invade your community.

NEW: Another scary fentanyl overdose on the Plymouth Housing/PorchLight homeless campus in Bellevue. On Tuesday, Michael Dietzer had to be revived with two shots of Narcan. This homeless campus remains a full blown disaster for the Eastgate neighborhood and already leads the city in 911 response calls this year. 🧵👇 @PlymouthHousing|@PorchLightCares|@BvuePD|@bellevuewa|@DiscoveryCWP|@FactoriaLLS

"RP saw a male who she stated looked like Jimmy Buffet peeing on a bark fire" This was on July 21, 2024, at the Bright Horizon's School/Daycare, you know the one - located next to Plymouth Porchlight Housing Campus. With Cad Logs, you want to start reading from the bottom up. The bottom of the page is the beginning of the call, leading up to the top of the page - which is the ending. Confusing, I know. Anyhow, that ending note by officer Lambert is priceless. Just saying. #BellevueWa #PlymouthPorchlightHousingCampus

Polaris resident Adrian Shedwin's report history, Part 4. This is him being involved in two MV Prowls at Polaris. This was the day after he was arrested on warrants in the burglary call. So, he was out of jail and back to committing crime quickly.

Polaris resident Adrian Shedwin's report history, Part 3. This was the theft of headlights and tools from another resident.

On February 19th, 2026, there was a burglary call at Polaris at Eastgate. It wasn’t clear what happened during the burglary from the scanner, any chatter about the incident was minimal. Other than an officer mentioning the subject might live on the 4th floor. The 911 call is honestly what caught my attention. Please listen to it below. From the documents I’ve obtained this is what I have gathered. An Officer responded to this call at 9:29 am. Upon arrival it reads that they were out with staff, the subject might live on the 4th floor and then they went to contact the reporting party. They made contact at the suspects unit on the 4th floor and immediately began running the names of two men. Both men had warrants. It appears the investigation ended there on paper. There was no mention of who went into an apartment on the 6th floor, walking into the apartment as far as the living room before being chased out. The men were transported to Score Jail and booked on their warrants. That led me to dig further. The men that were arrested on warrants have quite a history. Adrian Shedwin - August 27, 2024 – A welfare check (Incident Number 24-45719) on Adrian by his mother confirms that he is indeed living at Polaris at Eastgate Apartments. His apartment number is listed as well, but I’ve redacted the exact number for safety reasons. - July 25, 2025 - There is a theft (Incident Number 25-408545) that Adrian is connected to on the 4th floor. The incident report came up when Norcom ran Adrian’s name, but his name is not listed in the report. The connection is unknown, but there is somehow a connection. That’s how this works with their system. - November 3, 2025 – A resident of Polaris was leaving for work when a man blocked him in the parking lot and went to reach into his pocket while approaching the vehicle (Incident Number 2025-59115). The reporting party felt that the man was trying to carjack him and he took off for safety, running over a bike on his way out of the parking lot. Then the report shared a related call (chatter in color orange) that came in about a bicycle being run over. Police arrived and the name that they ran on the subject they contacted was Adrian Shedwin. They found that he had a warrant out of Des Moines. He was taken into custody and booked into Score Jail on his warrant. - There are incident reports where officers see Adrian in public, know his name and run it and when they discover warrants, they stop him right on the street. Boom, to jail he goes. They did this once at Factoria & SE 36th (Incident Number 2025-37904) and another time was in the 450 block of 110th Ave NE (Incident Number 2025-59690). - December 10, 2025 – A resident of Polaris was about to make repairs on her vehicle when she needed to step away for a moment. She was gone approximately 10 minutes and when she returned her tools and headlights were stolen (Incident Number 2025-65877). I have the 911 call for this as well. It’s much more descriptive than the CAD Log. This is another incident where Adrian is not listed, but he is connected to this call, so it popped up when they ran his name. - February 19, 2026 – The burglary call that is mentioned at the beginning of this post (Incident Number 2026-8938). - February 20, 2026 – There was a Motor Vehicle Prowl at Polaris, and the report lists Adrian as the suspect (Incident Number 2026-9188). His Apartment number is redacted, but I can confirm it matches the unit listed in previous reports. There are two victims in this report with different last names and phone numbers – which leads me to believe he was suspected of prowling two vehicles. Sherman Cerbillo - I received 17 records on Sherman. I won’t be digging into all of them, but I will summarize! - January 14, 2013 – Sherman is connected to a theft (Incident 2013-2298). He is not named in the report but is connected when Norcom ran his name. The theft involved someone stealing a PlayStation and games from a residence, but there was no forced entry. - November 7, 2014 – Sherman is connected to a Weapons complaint (Incident 2014-55535) at Newport High School. Again, another report where he isn’t named but he is connected as this came up under a name search for Norcom. This report doesn’t reveal anything other than a dangerous weapon was reported to an Officer and he shared it over the radio. - July 7, 2016 – Four males broke into the Central Park East Apartments office (Incident Number 2016-36315) at 4:46 am. The males were all detained and trespassed. Sherman was one of the four males. - December 17, 2016 – Two men came into CVS on Bellevue Way and stole alcohol (Incident Numbers 2016-65290 and 2016-65291). Sherman was one of the men. - April 18, 2018 – There was a death report that he is not listed in but somehow connected (Incident Number 2018-21427). This is involving the death of a woman named Kayla Schumacher. - December 19, 2019 – Theft at the Union 76 gas station in Crossroads (Incident Number 2019-67746). Sherman was the male contacted. He is listed as being taken into custody and then to Score Jail. - December 29, 2022 – Robbery at Macy’s Bellevue Square (Incident Number 2022-69922). Sherman is the only person listed in this report other than the reporting party. The reporting party was loss prevention. - July 1, 2023 – Trespass request at Bellevue Square Mall for Sherman (Incident Number 2023-29931). Sherman was described as harassing customers, touching people in an unwelcome manner and Kemper security requested a trespass. Police detained him near NE 2nd and he had two warrants. He was booked into King County Jail on a felony King County Sherrif warrant for Robbery 2. - February 19, 2026 – The burglary call that is mentioned at the beginning of this post (Incident Number 2026-8938). This is the ONLY incident connecting him to the property. It is unknown which male entered the apartment without permission on the Burglary call. It is however very clear that Adrian lives at Polaris and is stealing from his neighbors. I will say the 911call the reporting party said the male was African American, about 5’11 and looked like he was in his 50s. Adrian Shedwin is 46-year-old black male, and his height is listed as 5’10. Sherman Cerbillo is a 27-year-old black male, height unknown. Now we wait for the body cam footage. #PolarisAtEastgate #PlymouthPorchlightHousingCampus #BellevueWa

The CAD Log for the Burglary Audio in this post, Part 2.

The CAD Log for the Burglary Audio in this post, Part 1.

I’m sorry I’m running behind but hoping to wrap up soon!

To our neighbors residing at Polaris at Eastgate Apartments, I was going to wait to publish what I have on the burglary call until I got the bodycam footage... but change of plans. When people lie it truly lights a fire under my a**. This time it's the Polaris management lying to their hundreds of vulnerable residents. This is all public record. I'm aiming to have this up by 10:00/10:30 pm. -Admin 1

More of this record..

EXCLUSIVE: Porchlight Men’s Shelter has employees living inside Polaris at Eastgate Apartments. The employees are allowed to have Porchlight clients inside their apartments next door. There are no rules barring this. Things have been messy! A protection order was denied between Porchlight employees living at Polaris. Between those two parties there were accusations of one of the employees significant other selling drugs to Porchlight clients, that she would nod off at work like she was on drugs and she used racial slurs. Scheduling had to shift so they would only work together briefly as one employees shift ended, and the other employees shift began. An employee gets fired, but then it’s revealed the drug dealing boyfriend is also a Porchlight Men’s Shelter Employee? Are they intentionally creating a housing campus of chaos? The part that really troubles us though, this happened 552 days ago. If the Bellevue Police Department wasn’t taking so long to share records, slow rolling them, we could have known about this. This isn’t something I, Admin 1, would have caught on the scanner. This is all documented thoroughly through interviews in person and over the phone. These interviews were conducted by Officer Graham. He documented this very well. This is Case Report 2024-48092 for a Disturbance on September 8, 2024, involving three then Polaris tenants and Porchlight Employees: Vincent O’Brien, Adrienne Peterson and Angel Lakey. It is unknown if these three are still residing at Polaris. Vincent was fired. It is unknown if Adrienne and Angel are still employed at Porchlight. Additionally, there is a phone interview documented with a supervisor over the two employees. His name is Joseph, but it appears he goes by Joe. He is also referenced in interviews with Adrienne and Vincent. #EXCLUSIVE #PorchlightMensShelter #PolarisatEastgate #Polaris #Porchlight #CityofBellevue #BellevueWA #NoAccountability #NoOversight

#BREAKING: Manhunt is on for a machete wielding maniac accused of attacking a resident inside Bellevue's Plymouth Crossing Apts. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male with tattoos all over his face and body. The female resident suffered minor injuries. This just the latest horrific incident at this permanent supportive housing facility in the Eastgate neighborhood. Credit @FactoriaLLS for being first on this story. 🧵👇 @PlymouthHousing|@PorchLightCares|@BvuePD|@bellevuewa|@BvueFD|@DiscoveryCWP

A new Washington bill could require cities to allow permanent supportive housing in any residential zone. @kirocharlie explains what HB 2266 could mean for neighborhoods across the state.