March 18, 2012

                                                                                                                                            

Incident Date:

Sunday, March 18^th, 2012

Arrests:

1:06pm       McLaren Park              Unlicensed Driver

Officers Seavey and Padilla were conducting surveillance in an area where several auto boosts had been taking place.  Several other Ingleside officers were in the area assisting.  They observed two males exit a vehicle and begin looking into several parked cars.  The males then boarded the vehicle and drove off.  Officer Seavey advised dispatch of the suspicious behavior of the males and provided a description of the vehicle they were driving.

A few minutes later, a vehicle matching the description failed to stop at a posted stop sign and Officers Elton and Rueca affected a traffic stop.  The driver of the vehicle admitted that he did not have a California Driver’s License.  He was placed under arrest.  A record check of the males revealed the passenger was on probation with a search condition.  A probation search of the vehicle located various cellular phones, jackets and hooded sweatshirts.  Based on Officer Elton’s training and experience, he is aware that auto burglars will change their appearance to steal from similar locations, to try and avoid being recognized.  The officers also located tools known to be used as burglary tools to break windows. 

Sgt. Miller arrived on scene and advised all officers to seize the evidence.  A record check of the vehicle returned registered to a rental car company with neither occupant on the lease agreement.  The vehicle was towed to Auto Return, and both suspects were transported to Ingleside station pending further investigation.  While at Ingleside station, they were mirandized and admitted to possessing some of the items in the vehicle.  They were booked into custody for possession of stolen items and burglary tools at the instruction of Sgt. Miller.  The officers took pictures of all seized evidence and booked all evidence at Ingleside station.  The suspects were provided with property receipts for the items.  Report Number 120221463

4:25pm       3300 Blk Mission          Robbery

Officer Bernard and several other Ingleside officers responded to a robbery in progress.  Dispatch advised that store security was in a physical altercation with two male suspects.  When officers arrived, they were diverted to an area where the altercation was occurring.  The suspects fled the area and jumped over a fence.  They were located in the rear of one of the homes and taken into custody without incident.  A search incident to arrest located several items which turned out to be stolen from the store.  One of the reportees from the store positively identified the suspects as the ones who had entered the store, removed items from the shelf and exited the store without paying.  When they were detained outside the store, the males began to physically resist the store employees and began punching them.  The males then broke loose and fled down

Mission Street with the employees in pursuit. 

The store employee suffered injuries to his eye and an ambulance was summoned to treat him.  He signed a citizen’s arrest to have the suspects arrested for the robbery and provided the officers with a written statement regarding the incident.  The suspects were transported to Ingleside where a record check confirmed one of the suspects had various prior arrests for petty theft, and that they had active warrants.  Both were booked into custody and all items were booked into evidence.

The officer took pictures of the scene and the victim’s injuries which they booked into evidence at Ingleside station.  They ordered a copy of the surveillance video from the manager of the store.  Report Number 120221974

10:28pm     4000 Blk Mission          Air Gun Incident

Officers McMilton and Peregrina, along with seven other officers, responded to a report of two individuals with a gun in front of a store. Upon their arrival, an individual waved down the officers and pointed them in the direction of the suspects. The officers were able to detain both suspects, and both were searched for weapons. As one of the suspects was being searched, a BB gun with an orange tip fell out of his front waist band onto the floor. Along with the BB gun, a bottle containing 200 BB’s was also found in the suspect’s possession.

The officers then proceeded to make contact with the initial caller, who told the officers that both suspects had walked out of a store displaying the gun, and attempted to start a fight with people who were at a bus stop. The suspect was later transported back to Ingleside Station, cited, and released.  Report Number 120222756

  

Other incidents:  

8:35am     100 Blk Delta Street      Malicious Mischief

Sgt. Miller responded to a call regarding malicious mischief. The victim’s grandson claimed that overnight someone threw rocks through two windows in the living rooms, and dining room, breaking both of them. Sgt. Miller went inside, and observed two rocks, and chunks of concrete in both the living room and the dining room.  They were unable to provide any further information and were provided with follow up information.  Report Number 1202209102

9:45am       100 Blk Gold Mine      Malicious Mischief

Officer Larocca responded to a call concerning a complaint of a broken bedroom window by a possible gunshot. When he arrived at the scene, the victim claimed that she was walking to her bedroom when she heard a loud noise, but could not figure out what it was. When she went to go investigate the noise, she noticed that her window was smashed, and feared that it was due to a gunshot. After inspecting the scene, the officers discovered numerous rocks below the bedroom window, and determined that the broken window was caused by a rock, not a bullet. No suspects have been arrested at this point. The officers took pictures of the damage and provided the victim with follow up information.  Report Number 120221009

5:49pm       SF General Hospital   Battery

Officers Leong and Chan were dispatched to San Francisco General Hospital’s emergency room regarding an investigation of battery on an elderly victim. The victim claims to have been walking down Brazil around 2:00pm, when a small dog approached him and nipped him in his pant leg. The victim then tried to make the dog stop by shaking his foot at the dog. The owner then approached him and pushed the victim to the ground.  The victim fell on his left hip, and struggled to get back up. Shortly after, a passerby assisted the victim by calling his family. The victim described the suspect as a 40 year old man carrying his small child in his arms at the time of the incident. No suspects have been arrested at this point. Officers searched the area unsuccessfully for the suspect and took pictures of the victim’s injuries.  Report Number 120222160

6:58pm       100 Blk Geneva            Theft

At 6:58pm while on duty at the Ingleside Station, PSA Cato was approached by a victim who wanted to report a theft. The victim claims that earlier that day at 2:00am she had parked her car in the garage of her residence, which she later discovered at 4:00pm had its rear window shattered out, with items missing from inside. Items missing include: an iPod, a car manual, a makeup bag, and a notebook. No suspects have been arrested at this point. Report Number 120222370

10:50pm     500 Blk Velasco            Robbery

Officers Pedersen and Hom were dispatched to a call regarding a cell phone robbery earlier that day at 4:00pm. The victim claimed that she was waiting at a bus stop checking her text messages when an unknown male approached her from an unknown direction. She immediately placed her cell phone in her front jacket pocket. The suspect then faced towards her and demanded that she give him her cell phone. When she refused, the suspect reached into her front jacket pocket, grabbed the phone and fled the area. Later that night, she attempted to track her iPhone through the “Find my iPhone” application, but failed since the iPhone was turned off.  The area was searched for the suspect, but he was not found. No arrests have been made at this point. The victim was not injured and was provided with follow up information.  Report Number 120222847

Vehicle:

2:46am             300 Blk Alemany          Traffic Collision

12:00pm           300 Blk Ellington          Stolen Vehicle

12:47pm           100 Blk Blythdale         Vehicle Recovered

1:30pm             100 Blk Rey                 H&R

5:57pm             100 Blk Arleta              Stolen Vehicle