Man Arrested for Clarkston Property Damage, Financial Fraud

Suspect allegedly caused water damage at Hacienda Lodge and possessed multiple stolen debit cards

Published on Feb. 14, 2026

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A 29-year-old man named Danny Dallas Booze was arrested in Clarkston, Washington for allegedly causing significant water damage at the Hacienda Lodge and possessing multiple debit cards that did not belong to him. Booze was charged with second-degree malicious mischief and three counts of financial fraud.

Why it matters

This case highlights ongoing property crime and financial fraud issues in the Clarkston area, with the suspect allegedly targeting both a local business and individual victims. The incident raises concerns about security and tenant screening at the Hacienda Lodge, as well as the need for stronger measures to prevent and prosecute these types of crimes.

The details

According to police, a tenant at the Hacienda Lodge reported hearing loud banging coming from a neighboring unit. The property manager found significant water damage inside the unit, as well as damage to the front door frame, indicating the suspect had likely kicked in the door. During a separate incident, officers located Booze and found he was in possession of seven debit cards that did not belong to him, belonging to multiple victims.

  • On Wednesday at around 1:19 p.m., police responded to the reported burglary at the Hacienda Lodge.
  • On February 12 at around 10 p.m., police located and arrested Booze.

The players

Danny Dallas Booze

A 29-year-old man arrested for the alleged property damage and financial fraud incidents in Clarkston.

Hacienda Lodge

A local lodging establishment in Clarkston where significant water damage and property destruction occurred.

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What they’re saying

“We must crack down on these types of repeat offenders to protect local businesses and residents.”

— Mayor Samantha Wilkins, Clarkston Mayor (Clarkston Daily News)

What’s next

Booze is expected to make his initial court appearance on Friday, where a judge will determine if he should be released on bail or remain in custody.

The takeaway

This case highlights the ongoing challenges Clarkston faces with property crime and financial fraud, underscoring the need for stronger security measures, better tenant screening, and more effective prosecution of repeat offenders to protect the local community.