Incident Date:
Wednesday, November 14th, 2012
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5:43pm 1500 blk Sunnydale Warrant
Officers Johnson, Campos, Burke, and Sgt. Alvarez were responding to execute a search warrant on the 1500 block of Sunnydale Avenue. Before executing the search warrant, officers conducted surveillance in the area in order to get as much information before proceeding. They noticed the resident of the search warrant driving into a parking lot on Sunnydale Avenue. Officers approached cautiously and notified the suspect that they were going to conduct a search warrant on his residence. When officers arrived, they noticed the front door was open with two unknown males standing inside. Officers then advised the two unknown males they would be doing a search warrant of the property. A narcotics K-9 was brought to the scene to search the premise. Upon searching, the K-9 alerted officers to multiple locations inside the bedroom. Searching thoroughly in the bedroom, Officer Johnson located a black camera case, and inside, there appeared to be two pieces of white rock-like substance wrapped in paper. Base on the officer’s training and experience, it was immediately recognized as cocaine. Officers then notified the suspect that they located illegal narcotics inside her room and that she was under arrest. She was transported and booked at Ingleside Station. The narcotics were hand delivered to the Hall of Justice. Report number 120923879
9:42pm 200 blk Brookdale Warrant
Officer Apodaca and Seavey were patrolling when they noticed a vehicle that was on the lane closest to the center median. As the driver continued driving, the vehicle’s two left tires crossed the double solid yellow lines. Officers then conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle. They approached the vehicle and asked the driver for his driver’s license. The driver was unable to provide one because it was suspended. Officers ran a computer check of the driver to confirm his statement and found out he also had an outstanding warrant. The officers also ran a computer check on the passenger, which showed he was clear. The driver was asked to exit his vehicle and placed in handcuffs. Officers then conducted an arrest search inside the vehicle. Officers located a small plastic baggy with a crystalline like substance inside. With the officer’s training and experience, he recognized it to be methamphetamine. The passenger was asked if he knew anything about the narcotics inside the vehicle and said he did not. He told the officers they could search him. Upon searching the passenger, officers did not locate any narcotics or illegal substances. The passenger took custody of the vehicle and left the scene. The driver was transported and booked and Ingleside Station. Report number 120924178
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Serious Incidents:
11:30am Visitacion/Rutland Theft
Officers Padilla and Sullivan responded to investigate a theft that had just occurred on a Muni bus, which was headed towards Mission Street from Sunnydale and Hahn. Officer Trujillo responded to the area and located the Muni bus at Geneva and Madrid Street. Officer Trujillo boarded the bus, but was unable to locate any victim(s) or witnesses. Officers Padilla and Sullivan joined Officers Obot and Johnson who located the Cantonese speaking victim. These officers were unable to communicate with the victim, and requested Officer Ng’s presence. Officer Ng is a Cantonese speaking officer and assisted with the interview. The victim stated she boarded the 8X Muni at Market and 5th Street. She said she was on her way to visit with family members on the 1500 Block of Sunnydale Avenue. She made her way and sat down near the rear doors of the bus and placed her purse on her lap. Later, she observed three suspects board the same bus at Bayshore and Arleta Avenue. These suspects sat near her in different seats. When the bus stopped at Visitacion and Rutland, One of the suspects grabbed her purse, exited the bus, and ran away. The other two suspects stayed on the bus, but got off at the next stop. The victim said she could not call for the police because her cell phone was inside her stolen purse. She exited the bus at Sunnydale and Hahn Street and happened to see Officers Johnson and Obot and informed them of the theft. A search of the area revealed negative results. Report Number 1209224
11:30am Geneva/San Jose Robbery
Officer Cato was on station duty when someone came in regarding a robbery. The victim stated he was waiting for the MUNI bus when two unknown males approached him. One of the suspects was on lookout, while the other suspect asked the victim “Where’s the money?”, “Give me all the money!” Then one of the suspects punched the victim in the face with a left fist. The suspect was also brandishing a 6” knife and held it against the victim’s stomach. Fearing for his safety, the victim gave up his cell phone and wallet to these suspects. After taking the victim’s property the suspects kicked the victim twice in the thigh. After these kicks, the suspects then fled on foot. The victim was so terrified that he did not say a word during the whole ordeal. Report Number 120924435
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
8:27am 1600 blk Dolores Recovered Auto
9:00am Unit blk Phelan Theft
9:18am Alemany/Faragut Traffic Collision
9:48am Unit blk Ora Recovered Auto
12:25pm Junipero/Holloway Stolen Auto
12:30pm Unit blk Hahn Recovered Auto
12:45pm John Shelly/Cambridge Theft
4:44pm Mission/Geneva Traffic Collision
5:00pm Unit blk Sears Theft
5:00pm 800 blk London Stolen Auto
6:13pm Unit blk Onondaga Recovered Auto
6:30am 400 blk Naples Vandalism
6:30am Unit blk Admiral Stolen Auto
11:13am Sunnydale/Schwerin Traffic Collision
Burglaries with suspect description:
3:40pm Unit Blk of Winfield Suspect #1: White male, 28 to 33yrs old, 5’7 in height, 160lbs, bald, weari
