Incident Date:
Friday, November 4th, 2011
Arrests:
3:30am 400 Blk Munich Vandalism
Officers Hui and Trujillo responded to investigate a vandalism. They interviewed a witness who stated that he was awoken by a loud noise in the early morning hours. The witness looked outside of the window and noticed various males standing out in front of his home. One of the males was walking along the side of his home with a bicycle which he believed belonged to his roommate. He then saw one of the males walk up to a vehicle and began breaking off the passenger side mirror. He then approached another vehicle and tore off the frame of the front license plate. When he went outside of his home he noticed that his building, as well as various other homes on the block had been spray painted with graffiti. He did not see anyone damage the homes but believes it might have been the males he had seen vandalize the vehicles. The witness/victim then noticed damage to his side gate. The victim told the officers all suspects entered a home on the same block.
The officers responded to the home pointed out by the victim and advised the woman who opened the door why they were there. She agreed to allow the officers inside to interview the males who had entered the home. The officers detained two of the males who were inside one of the bedrooms. The witness was brought to the front of the home where the suspects were detained where the victim positively identified one of them as the one who had been outside of his home vandalizing the vehicles. The officers then located one of the victims who vehicle had been vandalized who signed a citizen’s arrest against the suspect who had been identified earlier. The suspect was booked at Ingleside station for the vandalism. Report Number 110890802 **BEST ARREST OF THE DAY**
It should be noted that a few hours later CPSAs Lee and Callaghan responded to the same block of Munich to take reports from the additional victims who found their homes vandalized. All officers took pictures of the vandalism to the vehicles and the homes and booked them into evidence at Ingleside station. Report Number 110891151
Other incidents:
2:30am Jarboe/Prentiss Theft
A victim came to Ingleside station and told PSA Flynn that he had parked and secured his vehicle and when he returned found the left side door open and several items missing. He was unsure how the suspect entered his vehicle and did not notice any sign of forced entry. PSA Flynn offered to dust the vehicle for prints but the victim refused. He was unable to provide the PSA with any further information. Report Number 110892836
4:40pm Mission/Cortland Fraud
A victim responded to Ingleside station and told PSA Flynn that she had lost her wallet. She contacted her bank and was told that various charges had been made to her account. When the victim advised the bank that she did not authorize the transactions they requested that she file a police report. She was unable to provide the PSA with any further information. Report Number 110892767
9:23pm 3800 Blk Mission Assault
Officers Anderson and Ferronato were dispatched to the call of a fight. Several Ingleside units responded to the area as it was dispatched the suspect might possibly be armed with a knife. They spoke with the victim who stated he had an argument with several males over a parking space area in the rear of his building. The victim said that during the argument he saw one of the males holding a knife in his right hand and immediately called the police. Both suspects fled the area once they noticed the victim was calling the police. The victim was not injured and stated he does not know the suspects but believes he could identify them if he saw them again. The officers interviewed several witnesses who reiterated what the victim stated but some did not actually see the knife. The victim was not injured and refused medical assistance. He was provided with follow up information. The officers canvassed the area for the suspects to no avail. Report Number 110893038
10:00pm 800 Blk Ellsworth Hot Prowl
Officers Giannini and Turner responded to the call of a possible burglary in progress. A victim had locked herself inside of the premises and refused to answer the door. She stated there was a security chain on the door and she did not have access to the keys to unlock. Sgt. Dare authorized that the San Francisco Fire Department respond to break the chain and access the apartment to check on the well being of the victim. Entry was made and they located the victim inside and uninjured. She told the officers that she went to bed and had placed several items in her pants pockets, along with her keys. When she awoke this morning she found all the items missing. She stated that she did not see anyone take the items but that it might have been a friend who had been staying with her and has keys to the apartment. The officers were unable to find any sign of forced entry. They took pictures of the scene and booked them into evidence at Ingleside station. They provided the victim with follow up information. Report Number 110890551
11:30pm 400 Blk Campbell Burglary
CPSAs Der and Navarro were dispatched to investigate a burglary. They spoke with victim who stated that someone had stolen items which were inside her locked front gate. She did not know who took the items and was unable to locate any witnesses. CPSA Der noticed some damage to the inside lock of the gate area. She processed the scene with negative results and took pictures of the damage which she booked into evidence at Ingleside station. She provided the victim will follow up information. Report Number 110891521
Vehicle:
7:00am 500 Blk Avalon Stolen Vehicle
12:10pm Faxon/Elmwood Traffic Collision
1:20pm 4000 Blk Mission H&R
2:30pm Unit Blk Raymond Recovered Vehicle
8:10pm 100 Blk Paris Recovered Vehicle