Incident Date:
Monday, March 26th, 2012
Arrests:
4:00pm 600 Blk Campbell Battery and Theft
Officer Ocreto was dispatched to investigate a male that had been beaten up. When the Officer arrived, the victim informed the Officer that he was approached by an unknown male. The male suspect asked the victim why he was throwing rocks at his window and then punched him twice. The victim fell to the ground and then the suspect grabbed his cell phone and smashed it on the ground. The suspect then threatened the victim that he would do it again and fled the scene. Officer Ocreto was informed that other Officers had responded to a call earlier about a man complaining about rocks being thrown at his window. A cold show was conducted with the victim and the suspect who had made the earlier report. The victim confirmed that the man who made the earlier report beat him up. The suspect was arrested and transported to Ingleside Station. Report Number 120089857
7:42pm 100 Blk Cielito Narcotics
Officers Pereira, and Archilla were on patrol in a marked police vehicle, near Geneva
Cielito Drive , exiting their vehicles, making contact with the driver. When asked if he lived in the area in the area, the suspect said no, and that he was waiting for his girlfriend. When asked for identification, the suspect said he could not locate it, but provided the officers with his name. Officer Archilla conducted the computer check on the suspect, it was reveled that the first name that the suspect gave him, was not the suspect’s real name. When Officer Archilla returned to the car, and asked the suspect if he could provide identification, the suspect said: “no”, and gave Officer Archilla, another name. The suspect was asked to step out of the vehicle, and was placed under arrest by Officer Archilla for providing false information to a peace officer. Officer Pereira conducted a search of the suspect, and asked him if his identification was in his wallet. Officer Pereira found a California Driver’s License, and when a computer check was conducted on the driver’s license number, the number came back as belonging to his alleged girlfriend’s name. The officers determined that the license was a fraudulent one. While being walked back to the patrol car, the suspect gave Officer Archilla his real name, and the officer conducted a computer check through dispatch, which revealed that the suspect had a parole violation warrant, his license was suspended or revoked, and that he had a search condition for prior narcotics. Since the suspect had a search condition, Officer Archilla conducted a vehicle search. While conducting a search, Officer Archilla found a blue money bag, which inside of it had: a plastic baggy containing a crystalline type substance, which was consistent with suspected methamphetamine; a black plastic baggy, containing a white powdered substance, which was consistent with suspected cocaine salt; also, a clear plastic baggy containing an unknown amount of green pills, with the letters “M”, and “C14” on them. On top of that, they found a black plastic baggy containing a square paper stamp, which was suspected LSD. They also found some blue loose pills, and a clear plastic baggy, containing a green powdered substance that was consistent with the illegal substance hash. Next to the blue money bag, the officers also found three clear plastic bags, containing a green leafy substance, which is consistent in suspected marijuana. Also, the officers found an aluminum box that had a clear top on it. A black digital scale that had residue of a green leafy substance, and a crystalline substance was also located. Due to their training and experience, the officers suspected the scale to be used in the illegal sale of narcotics. Next to the scale, Officer Archilla found a clear plastic bag containing an unknown amount of smaller, clear plastic baggies. Again, due to their training and experience, the officers recognized the small baggies to be consistent with the ones that individuals use to distribute illegal narcotics. It should be noted that no prescription was found for the pills that the officers found on the suspect.
Cielito Drive , exiting their vehicles, making contact with the driver. When asked if he lived in the area in the area, the suspect said no, and that he was waiting for his girlfriend. When asked for identification, the suspect said he could not locate it, but provided the officers with his name. Officer Archilla conducted the computer check on the suspect, it was reveled that the first name that the suspect gave him, was not the suspect’s real name. When Officer Archilla returned to the car, and asked the suspect if he could provide identification, the suspect said: “no”, and gave Officer Archilla, another name. The suspect was asked to step out of the vehicle, and was placed under arrest by Officer Archilla for providing false information to a peace officer. Officer Pereira conducted a search of the suspect, and asked him if his identification was in his wallet. Officer Pereira found a California Driver’s License, and when a computer check was conducted on the driver’s license number, the number came back as belonging to his alleged girlfriend’s name. The officers determined that the license was a fraudulent one. While being walked back to the patrol car, the suspect gave Officer Archilla his real name, and the officer conducted a computer check through dispatch, which revealed that the suspect had a parole violation warrant, his license was suspended or revoked, and that he had a search condition for prior narcotics. Since the suspect had a search condition, Officer Archilla conducted a vehicle search. While conducting a search, Officer Archilla found a blue money bag, which inside of it had: a plastic baggy containing a crystalline type substance, which was consistent with suspected methamphetamine; a black plastic baggy, containing a white powdered substance, which was consistent with suspected cocaine salt; also, a clear plastic baggy containing an unknown amount of green pills, with the letters “M”, and “C14” on them. On top of that, they found a black plastic baggy containing a square paper stamp, which was suspected LSD. They also found some blue loose pills, and a clear plastic baggy, containing a green powdered substance that was consistent with the illegal substance hash. Next to the blue money bag, the officers also found three clear plastic bags, containing a green leafy substance, which is consistent in suspected marijuana. Also, the officers found an aluminum box that had a clear top on it. A black digital scale that had residue of a green leafy substance, and a crystalline substance was also located. Due to their training and experience, the officers suspected the scale to be used in the illegal sale of narcotics. Next to the scale, Officer Archilla found a clear plastic bag containing an unknown amount of smaller, clear plastic baggies. Again, due to their training and experience, the officers recognized the small baggies to be consistent with the ones that individuals use to distribute illegal narcotics. It should be noted that no prescription was found for the pills that the officers found on the suspect.
The suspect was transported back to the Ingleside Station, where it was confirmed that he had an outstanding warrant and was later booked at the County Jail
10:18pm 400 Blk Athens Robbery
Officers Hom, and Pedersen were dispatched to the 400 block of Athens Street, regarding a robbery that had just occurred. Upon arrival, the victim was standing at the on the sidewalk at Athens/Brazil Avenue. The victim was on her phone talking to dispatch. The victim was walking on Brazil Avenue, when the suspect came around from behind her, and faced her, pointing a gun at her chest. The suspect demanded that the victim give him her phone. Stunned, the victim was not able to react, and as the suspect reached forward in an attempt to take her phone from her, the victim screamed believing that the suspect would harm her, causing the suspect flee the area. Several units assisted the officers in an attempt to locate the suspect, but yielded negative results, as no surveillance cameras, or witnesses were present at the time of the incident. At approximately 11:30pm, Officer Hom received a call from Sgt. Mason, saying that they had a suspect detained for the robbery incident. The victim was picked up from her residence, and taken for a cold show. The victim positively identified the suspect as her aggressor in the robbery. She was booked into custody and the victim was provided with follow up information. Report Number 120246223
Other incidents:
0:24am 30th/San Jose Vandalism
Officers Thompson and Altamirano were dispatched to investigate a burglary. The victim told Officers that his bicycle had been stolen from his garage. The victim said that he might have accidently left the garage door unlocked because there were no signs of entry. CSI was not called for lack of printable surfaces that would provide fingerprints. Report number 120089324
7:30am 400 Blk Peru
12:00pm 1600 Blk Dolores Burglary
Officer Kerlegan responded to an attempted burglary. The victim advised that she had been out of town and when she returned found a small pry mark on her front door. She had no further information, did not believe the suspect entered the premises and no items appeared to be missing. She was provided with follow up information. Report Number 120246267
12:00pm 3200 Blk Mission Fraud
Sgt. Miller responded to a complaint of a possible fraudulent check. The owner of the business said he had rented property to an individual who provided a check with insufficient funds to pay for the rent. He provided Sgt. Miller with all the documentation which he booked into evidence at Ingleside station. He provided the victim with follow up information. Report Number 120244001
12:18pm 3100 Blk Mission Theft
Officer Bernard responded to a theft call. The reportee advised that she was working when she observed a male drive up in a pick up truck, load various wooden palates from the rear of the store and drive off. She provided a description of the vehicle and the officers provided her with follow up information. She was unsure if she could recognize the driver of the vehicle. The officers searched the area for the pick up truck to no avail. Report Number 120244318
4:05pm 3700 Blk Mission Theft
Officers Sullivan and Padilla were on patrol when they were flagged down by the victim of a theft. The victim advised that he left his bicycle unsecured in front of the Laundromat and went inside to do his laundry. When he returned the bicycle was gone. He provided a detailed description of the bicycle and officers searched the area unsuccessfully for it. The victim was provided with follow up information. Report Number 120245043
7:00pm 2100 Blk Geneva Robbery
Officers Morse and Cassinelli were sent to a robbery. The victim told them that she was waiting at the bus stop with her phone in her hand when an unknown male approached her from behind, put his arm around her neck and took the cell phone from her. He then walked down the street and the victim followed him. She said he boarded a vehicle and she provided the officers with the license plate number. The victim was not injured and said she could recognize the suspect if she saw him again. The officers provided her with follow up information and searched the area for the suspect and vehicle to no avail. Report Number 120245714
7:30pm Unit Blk Sussex
Officer McMilton was dispatched to a fraud. She met with the victim who stated that a bank had been cashed on her account which she did not sign or authorize. She said she was still in possession of the check number and had not been a victim of a theft or robbery so believed the check had been duplicated. She wanted the incident documented at the request of the bank. She provided the officer with a copy of the check which was booked into evidence. The victim was provided with follow up information. Report Number 120246079
9:20pm 1700 Blk Dolores Dog Bite
Officer McMilton responded to a fight. Both the victim and suspect were present and stated that they had an argument regarding the suspect’s dog becoming aggressive and biting the victim. Neither parties wished to pursue the matter further and simply wanted the incident documented. They were provided with follow up information. Report Number 120246217
9:45pm 300 Blk Monterey Theft
Sgt. Miller was dispatched to an auto boost. He met with the victim who told him that he locked and secured his vehicle and when he returned found several items missing. He said there has been a problematic neighbor in their building which may be involved in the incident but they were unable to supply any proof of this. Sgt. Miller assessed the vehicle unsuccessfully for fingerprint evidence and provided the victim with follow up information. Report Number 120243542
Vehicle:
0:50am 300 Blk Paris H&R
8:25am 900 Blk Girard Recovered Vehicle
9:22am Congo/Melrose Traffic Collision
11:50am Ocean/Geneva Traffic Collision
2:47pm San Jose
5:26pm Persia/Ocean Traffic Collision
6:34pm Brazil/London Traffic Collision
10:00pm 400 Blk 29th St. Stolen Vehicle
2:00pm 100 Blk Holladay Stolen Truck
