Incident Date:
Sunday, August 5th, 2012
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Arrests:
2:39am Unit blk Alpha Vandalism
Officer Apodaca and Officer Gabriel responded to a report of a prowler. Officers Hom and Hermosa also assisted in the scene. The victim woke up to the sound of a car alarm going off and went downstairs to check on what was happening. The victim looked outside and saw the suspect standing in front of the door. He recognized the suspect standing in front of the door as one of son’s friends. The suspect told the victim he was trying to get his son’s attention by smashing the front windshield of his car. Apparently, the son told the suspect to come over and pick up some things. After attempting to contact him by his phone and knocking on the door, he forced his way into the residence. He broke the front gate and tried to open the door. When that didn’t work, he thought he could get his attention by triggering the car alarm. He used a nearby wooden plank to smash the front window. However, the car he vandalized wasn’t his friend’s, but someone else’s. The suspect was transported to Ingleside Station for further investigation. He was cited for two counts of vandalism, given a court date, and then released. Report number 120618064
3:59pm 3000 blk Geneva Warrant
While on patrol, Officers Campos and Burke observed a subject that was known to them through several prior police contacts. They also knew that the subject was on parole with a search condition. Campos and Burke stopped him and the individual he was with. Officer Burke conducted a computer check of the both individuals and found one had an outstanding warrant for a DUI. With the approval of Sergeant Maron, the suspect was booked at Ingleside Station for the DUI warrant. Report number 120619608
Other Incidents:
1:30am 3800 blk Mission Theft
Officer Baldovino and Officer Otaguro were dispatched to an incident regarding theft. The victim told officers that while having a drink at a bar, her purse was stolen. She believes that two people sitting next to her may have stolen her purse. Other witnesses saw the two suspects sitting next to the victim, but did not see them steal her purse. The victim and the witnesses gave descriptions of the suspects to the officers. Report number 120617981
9:00am 800 blk Joost Fraud
Officer Altamirano responded to a fraud incident. The victim stated that someone had used her debit card number and made a $20 purchase at an “Apple” store. She told Altamirano that she still had her debit card and never misplaced it. The victim notified her bank and they cancelled the debit card. The bank advised the victim to file a police report. Report number 120636505
10:00am 700 blk Geneva Fraud
Police Services Aide Heckenberg-Tognozzi took a report regarding fraud. The victim stated that two years ago, he received a phone call from a suspect posing as an FBI agent working for the Federal Gaming Board. The suspect told the victim that he won a lottery prize consisting of $5.5 million dollars. In order for him to receive the prize money, the suspect told him that he had to pay taxes on it. The suspect asked for the victim’s bank account numbers, which the victim gave. Over the past two years, the suspect kept promising him that he’ll receive the prize money later and requested different amounts of money for the false taxes which totaled $30,000. The victim wanted the number for the Federal Gaming Board and an operator told him that no such title or number exists. Later that day, the victim received two checks in the amount of $10,000 dollars from the suspect. He tried to cash in the checks but was denied. The banks told him that the checks were fraudulent and advised him to file a police report. Report number 120633498
11:00am 1 John Young Fraud
Police Services Aide Zabarte was on station duty when a victim of fraud came in to report their case. The victim stated that he lost his wallet while riding the bus. Later that week, he received a collection letter from a car rental service regarding an outstanding statement for $1,174 dollars. There was another collection letter from a mattress company that told him that he owed $1,042 dollars for a new mattress. The victim told both companies that his wallet was stolen and the suspect fraudulently used his credit card under his name. He contacted his bank and cancelled all of his credit and debit cards. Report number 120563287
12:00pm 500 blk Madrid Identity Fraud
Police Services Aide Cato took a report regarding identity fraud. The victim came to report that someone has been applying for new lines of credit under her name. The suspects have also been trying to purchase new computers under her name. Even with the attempted purchases, the victim has not experienced a financial loss. Report number 120620194
12:00pm 300 blk 27th Fraud
A victim of fraud came into Ingleside Station to report their case and Police Services Aide Zabarte took a report. The victim responded to a website advertisement that advertised a rental beachfront property for $3000 dollars. The victim contacted the company and applied for the rental. He provided his bank information and the company charged him for the agreed $3000 dollars. However when arriving at the property, it was an empty lot. The victim contacted the company and they sent a representative. The representative escorted the victim to another property nearby. The other property was not next to the beach nor was the interior or exterior similar to the property originally advertised. The new property was dilapidated and had bed bugs, which forced the victim to rent a hotel room for $500 dollars per night. The victim contacted the company to demand a refund, but company did not respond to any calls. After researching more information about the company, he discovered that the company is under investigation by the FBI. The victim contacted his bank after the incident to reverse the charges. The bank advised the victim to file a police report. Report number 120624760
3:00pm Unit blk Curtis Vandalism
Officers Chang and Park responded to an incident regarding vandalism. The victim found graffiti spray painted all over her fences. She did not see who vandalized the property, nor does she know any possible suspects who would have done it. Report number 120638517
8:00pm Unit blk Duncan Theft
Officers Otaguro and Baldovino were dispatched to respond to a theft. The victim told officers that someone broke into his garage and stole two of his bicycles. He stated that his garage door and doors leading to the garage were locked and secured before he left to work. In addition, he placed an online advertisement stating that he was having a garage sale and inadvertently placed his address which may have been the cause. Report number 120617492
10:00pm 1800 blk Sunnydale Battery
Officer Morrow and Officer Naval responded to a battery incident. The victim explained to the officers that she was walking down the sidewalk when the suspect drove next to her. The suspect got out of the car and started to punch the victim. The victim recognized the suspect as a woman who dated a friend of hers. The victim told officers she could identify the suspect if she saw her again. The officers offered to call paramedics, but the victim refused any medical treatment. Report number 120621750
Vehicles:
12:01am 1000 blk Munich Stolen Vehicle: 1996 Acura Integra, 2D, Blk
8:00am 1700 blk Dolores Stolen Vehicle: 1995 Honda Civic, 4D, Red
8:33am Mission/Allison Traffic Collision
9:50am 200 blk John Shelly Recovered Vehicle: 2006 Dodge Caravan, 4D, Blu
1:10pm 200 blk Brookdale Recovered Vehicle: 1994 Honda Accord EX, 4D, Dark Grn
1:16pm Unit blk Valmar Recovered Vehicle: 1999 Honda CRV, 4D, Grn
1:16pm Unit blk Valmar Recovered Rear License Plate
1:38pm Unit blk Diamond Recovered Vehicle: 1997 Honda Accord, 4D, Tan
4:00pm Unit blk 28th Stolen Vehicle: 1996 Honda Civic EX, 2D, Blk
5:44pm 100 blk London Recovered Vehicle: 1996 Acura Integra, 2D, Blk
6:30pm Ney/Trumbull Stolen Vehicle: 2006 Nissan Maxima, 4D, Whi
6:30pm Unit blk Mission Stolen Vehicle: 1996 Honda Accord, 4D, Grn
9:45pm France/Edinburgh Traffic Collision: Hit and Run
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