Incident Date:
Sunday, November 13th, 2011
Arrests:
0:57am Cesar Chavez/Kansas Narcotics
Officers Hauscarriague and Amalguer were on patrol when they observed a vehicle whose left headlamp was not working. The affected a traffic stop and immediately detected a strong odor of burnt marijuana when they approached the vehicle and made contact with the driver. There were several passengers in the vehicle and a record check of one of them revealed him to be on active probation. The occupants were removed from the vehicle and other Ingleside units responded to assist with the probation search. Officer Almaguer located a pill bottle containing a white powder substance and various clear plastic baggies also containing a white powder substance which they believed to be cocaine. They read the driver his Miranda rights and he said he understood them. He stated that he was going to a party and had purchased the cocaine somewhere on Market Street. All three other occupants denied knowing anything about the white substance. Those three occupants were released at the scene and the driver was placed under arrest and transported to Ingleside station. At Ingleside station the officers removed a green leafy vegetable like substance from one of the driver’s pockets which they believed to be marijuana. A test of some of the white powder substance tested positive for cocaine. The driver was booked at Ingleside station for the narcotics possession. The officer took pictures of the narcotics and booked them into evidence at Ingleside station. Report Number 110914509
2:27pm 100 Blk Tiffany Narcotics
Sgt. Lozada, Officers Antonian and Gonzalez, as well as several other Ingleside officers responded to a known address in search of a known suspect. They made contact with the suspect and advised they were there to search the premises. Several individuals were detained inside of the home and a police dog was also summoned. Officers located large amounts of currency, clear baggies containing a white crystalline material which they suspected to be methamphetamine, various baggies containing a green leafy like vegetable matter which they suspect to be marijuana and clear plastic baggies with pills inside which they identified as MDMA or ecstasy. All suspects were transported to Ingleside station for further investigation. Presumptive tests of the narcotics tested positive for methamphetamine and marijuana. All suspects were interviewed after being provided their Miranda rights. At the instruction of Sgt. Lozada two of the suspects were released and the third was booked at Ingleside station for possession of narcotics with intent to sell. The officers took pictures of the narcotics and booked them into evidence at Ingleside station. Officer Gonzalez hand carried the narcotics to the narcotics drop box at the Hall of Justice. Report Number 110915961 **BEST ARREST OF THE DAY**
8:00pm 100 Blk Hanover
Officers Almaguer, Hauscarriague and Hom were on patrol searching for a suspect who was on active probation and had an outstanding warrant. They responded to a residence where they believed the suspect might be. The residents answered the door and allowed the officers inside to search for the suspect. They located the suspect in a closet in one of the bedrooms. He was positively identified by his California Driver’s License and taken into custody without incident. He was transported to Ingleside station and was booked once the warrant was confirmed. Report Number 101175025
9:58pm 700 Blk Naples
Officers Almaguer, Hauscarriague and Hom were on patrol searching for a suspect who was on active probation and had an outstanding warrant. They responded to a residence where they believed the suspect might be. This address was also known to the officers as a home where narcotics are sold and used. They knocked on the door and a gentleman opened the door. One of the officers immediately recognized the suspect they were looking for inside of the residence. He was taken into custody without incident. The officers made a positive identification of the suspect using his California Driver’s License and he was booked at Ingleside station upon confirmation of the warrant. Report Number 110763102
Other incidents:
6:30am 3200 Blk Mission Theft
CPSAs Lee and Der were dispatched to a theft. They met with the victim who advised she was in the bank parking lot when she opened her trunk where her purse was. She walked to the front of the vehicle and left the trunk open. When she returned she found the purse missing and a male suspect running away from her vehicle. Witnesses in the area told the CPSAs that the suspect ran toward a Safeway parking lot. The CPSAs responded to the area in search of the suspect to no avail. They were unable to locate any surveillance cameras and the victim was provided with follow up information. An hour later dispatched advised that a purse matching the description had been located near Day Street. CPSA Der responded to the area and recovered the purse. She took pictures of the area where the purse was recovered and booked them into evidence at Ingleside station. The found property was booked at Ingleside station at the instruction of Sgt. O’Brien. Report Number 110914838
7:30am Unit Blk Santos Vandalism
Officers Trujillo
12:00pm 400 Blk Athens Theft
CPSAs Der and Lee were sent to investigate a burglary. They met with the victim who stated he had recently returned from vacation and had left his bicycle unsecured in a communal garage area. He said that when he returned to get his bike on today’s date that the bicycle was missing. The victim said there was no sign of any forced entry into the premises and was unable to provide the CPSAs with any further information. The CPSAs could find no sign of forced entry or any sign of physical evidence to process the scene. They were unable to locate any surveillance videos in or near the premises and provided the victim with follow up information. Report Number 110915262
1:00pm Mt. Vernon /Shawnee
A victim responded to Ingleside station and told Officer Coles that he was driving on Mt. Vernon
2:45pm Holly Park Theft
Officer Najarro was dispatched to a theft report. Several other Ingleside officers responded to the area to search for the suspect as dispatched had provided a description of him. Officer Najarro met with reportee who stated he saw a male take a cellular phone from a homeless man who was sleeping and then run into the park area. The witness stated that he could identify the suspect if he saw him again. Officer Najarro then met with the victim who said he was sleeping in the park and placed his belongings next to him. He said he then felt someone approach him on foot and saw an unknown male running away. The victim checked his belongings and noticed his cellular phone was missing. He was not injured and refused medical assistance. The victim was provided with follow up information and the officers searched the area for the suspect to no avail. Report Number 110915591
Vehicle:
11:45am 100 Blk Elliot Recovered Vehicle
5:30am 100 Blk Peralta Stolen Truck
6:24am 28th St./San Jose
9:00pm 500 Blk Visitacion Stolen Vehicle
