Incident Date:
Monday, May 9th 2011
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Arrests:
12:10pm 200 Blk Oneida Arson
Officers Padilla and Sullivan were dispatched to a call regarding an arson. They met with inspectors who had detained a suspect. The officers reviewed a video which shows the suspect approaching a garbage can, bending over into it as if looking for something and walk away. After the suspect walked away the garbage can ignited on fire. The suspect was interviewed by the inspectors who later instructed the officers to take him into custody for the arson. Report 110375456
3:09pm 100 Blk Precita Narcotics
Officers Hurwitz and Daggett were on patrol when they observed two males on Mission Street engaged in a brief conversation. They observed one of the subjects hand the other a small white object and the other male hand him some currency. The officers believed they had just witnessed a hand to hand transaction of an illegal drug. One of the males looked up and recognized the officers who had had previous interactions with him. He fled the area on a bicycle northbound on Mission Street. The other suspect (who had handed the narcotics and received currency from the other male) then saw the officers and also fled the scene by bicycle. The officers approached him and ordered him to stop. The subject refused to stop. Various other Ingleside officers responded to the area for assistance. Officer Padilla exited his patrol vehicle and began chasing one of the males on foot. The suspect crashed his bicycle and the officers took him into custody. A computer search of the suspect revealed he was on probation. As the officers were walking him toward their patrol vehicle the suspect made repeated attempts to put his hands inside his pants. Officers believed he was possibly attempted to hide contraband. An additional search revealed the suspect possessed a clear plastic baggie with hand rolled cigarettes. The officers training and experience caused them to believe the cigarettes which contained green vegetable matter and white crystals to be narcotics. They tested the substance which returned positive for the presence of PCP (Phencyclidine). In his pants pocket the officers recovered the currency they believed was involved in the hand to hand transaction. The suspect was booked for the narcotics offense and advised his probation officer of the arrest. Report 110375735 **BEST ARREST OF THE DAY**
6:15pm Unit Blk Pasadena Battery
Officers Antonian and Dudley were on patrol when they were flagged down by a woman who was crying and screaming. She stated that a male friend had hit her in the face. The officers observed swelling to the right side of the victim’s face. The victim escorted the officers to the home where they battery had occurred. Upon their arrival they encountered a male who the victim positively identified as the individual who had hit her. Officers detained the suspect without incident. The victim told the officers that she and the male had been arguing over messages on his cellular phone. The victim said the male became angry and pushed her onto a bed where he repeatedly struck her in the face. The suspect stated that the woman resides in another bedroom in the same home and when she became confrontational with him he asked her to leave his room. When she refused he attempted to escort her out of the room but she resisted him. Based on their interviews, and the fact that the woman had visible injuries, the officers took the male into custody for the battery. An Emergency Protective Order was obtained for the victim and the officers served the suspect with his copy. Report 110376216
7:20pm 1900 Blk Alemany DV Arrest
Officer Leong, along with various other Ingleside officers responded to a call of a domestic incident. Upon their arrival they separated all parties. They spoke with the victim who told them she and the male had an argument and he slapped her face and hit her on her head. She complained of stinging on her facial area but refused medical assistance. The suspect said they had gotten into an argument because the woman was yelling and throwing things around the house. He said he ran toward the victim to prevent her from throwing things and threw her onto the couch. Victim signed a citizen’s arrest against the suspect and he was taken into custody without incident. An Emergency Protective Order was issued and the suspect was served with his copy. Report 110376608
10:45pm 800 Blk Ellsworth DV Arrest
Officers Uang and Hopkins responded to a call of a fight. Various other Ingleside units responded and upon their arrival detained a gentleman who matched the description of someone who had broken a window. They met with the complainant who told them she and the detained male had an argument because he arrived at her home in an intoxicated state. When she attempted to escort him out of her home the male began throwing things toward her and around the house. Victim said she finally was able to get the male toward the rear entrance of the home when he picked up a barbeque grill outside and threw it at the building causing a window to shatter. She said the male later picked up a piece of glass and cut his finger with it. The officers noticed a laceration to the male’s right finger. Officers interviewed a witness who was inside the home who reiterated what the victim had told police. The witness said that she also assisted the victim in her attempts to escort the suspect out of the home when he began throwing punches at her as well. She complained of pain to her left cheek where she claimed to be struck but refused medical assistance. The witness stated she wished to file a citizen’s arrest against the suspect and he was taken into custody. An Emergency Protective order was issued and the suspect was served with his copy. Report 110376896
Other incidents:
10:00am Unit Blk Phelan Theft
SFCCPD Officer Chang responded to a call of a theft. Victim stated that she left her bag unattended when she went to a meeting. Upon her return she noticed her cellular phone had been taken. She was unable to provide any further information. Report 110374737
10:00am 300 Blk Monterey Vandalism
Officers Androvich and Khan were dispatched to a call of a vandalism. Victim advised that someone had been vandalizing his mailbox causing damage so that it could not be opened. Victim advised that the mailbox had been damaged twice in the past weeks. He was unable to provide any further information and had no idea who was causing the damage to the mailbox. Report 110376614
11:45am Unit Blk Phelan Theft
SFCCPD Officer Sandoval responded to a call of a theft. Victim stated that she left her laptop computer unattended when she left the room for a meeting. Upon her return she noticed her laptop computer had been taken. She was unable to provide any further information. Report 110375600
1:30pm Ocean/Ashton Robbery
Victim came to Ingleside Police Station to report a robbery. He stated that he had met suspect at school and he knew him for about a week. He said that he and the suspect went for a drive to get something to eat. Victim was driving his vehicle and the suspect was in the passenger’s seat. The suspect then began telling the victim he needed $2,000 to return to Mexico. The victim stated he didn’t have that kind of money and the suspect showed him a gun which he was carrying in his waistband. Victim said that the suspect then grabbed the gun and pointed it at his head and demanded he get him the money. Being in fear for his life the victim contacted a mutual friend who he met and borrowed the money from. Both victim and suspect drove together to pick up the money. Victim stated that the suspect also told him if he didn’t get him the money he would harm his family and that he knew where he lived. Victim then drove back to the area of Ocean and Ashton where he dropped off the suspect. Victim stated he had not seen the suspect since the incident but remained in fear that he might contact him again. Victim was not injured in the incident. Report 110375666
3:21pm 600 Blk Portola Shoplifting
Officer Leong responded to a call of a theft. Reportee was able to provide video footage showing two suspects entering the store, placing items underneath their jackets and leaving the store without any attempt to pay for the items. Reportee was unable to provide further information but stated that he knew the suspects from prior encounters and could identify them if he saw them again. Report 110376454
5:00pm 1600 Blk Sunnydale Veh Vandalism
Officer Trail was on patrol when he was approached by victim who wanted to report a vandalism to his truck. He stated the parked and secured his vehicle when he returned found someone had “keyed” his car. Victim was unable to provide any further information. Officer Trail took pictures of the damage to the vehicle and booked them into evidence. Report 110376379
5:30pm Unit Blk Pasadena Battery
Officers Dudley and Antonian responded to a domestic violence incident. Victim stated she was in front of her home saying goodbye to one of her male roommates. She said she gave the roommate a hug when a male who she once dated appeared and attempted to fight with the roommate. Victim said she tried to break up the fight and the suspect said, “I’ll show you crazy” and proceeded to approach the victim’s car which was parked down the street and break the passenger windows. The victim attempted to stop suspect from damaging her vehicle further and suspect pushed her away causing her to slip and suffer small lacerations to her left arm and face. She refused medical assistance. The suspect then ran away in an unknown direction. Officers interviewed a witness who also resides at the home and she reiterated what the victim had said. Officers searched the area unsuccessfully for the suspect. They were unable to locate the male roommate who had been involved in the altercation. Officers took pictures of the victim’s injuries and damage to her vehicle which they booked into evidence. They obtained an Emergency Protective Order and provided victim with her copy. Report 110376090
8:00pm 400 Blk Edna Graffiti
Officer Trujillo responded to a call of graffiti on private property. Reportee advised that at approximately 2000 hrs on May 8th he left the area and the surfaces of the building were clean. He returned the following morning at 0740 hrs and noticed various areas of the building had been painted or sprayed with graffiti. Reportee could not provide any further information or suspect information. The officer took pictures of the damage to the building and booked them into evidence. Report 110374464
Vehicle:
2:18pm 1900 Blk Burrows Recovered vehicle
7:00pm 400 Blk Pioche Stolen vehicle
9:00pm Unit Blk Stoneybrook Stolen vehicle
