Incident Date:
Saturday, March 30th, 2013
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CRIME ALERT: Increase in recent trend of robberies and thefts in and around the Balboa BART Station and City College area,
Be vigilant of suspicious vehicles pulling up and its occupants asking for directions and/or to use your phone and then fleeing the scene with your property.
Click on Don’t be a target link below:
Safety Tips:
*Try not to have your Iphone or other property visible for others to see.
*If someone asks to use your phone, advise them you do not have one.
*Do not store or carry your phones in your back pocket, people will know you have one.
*Have (415)553-8090 programmed in your cell phone to contact SF 911 directly.
*If you see any suspicious activity involving you or others, or see someone needing help
Call the police.Crime Alert: Precita Park area; There has been numerous incidents where several bicycles have been stolen out of residential garages. Suspect(s) have broken into vehicles parked along the street and have taken the garage door openers and used them to open the owner’s garage to gain access. Once inside, they steal anything of value, including bicycles. You wouldn’t leave the key to your front door in your car, so don’t leave your remote garage door opener in your car either. If you happen to hear your garage door opening, and it wasn’t you, call SF 911 directly.
Crime Alert: Glen Park area; A couple business burglaries in the area have been reported where laptop computers and other expensive electronics have been stolen. Suspects have forced entry or crawled through an open window to steal these items that were left on the front counter and easily seen from the street. When your business is closed, hide these items out of plain site and if possible, locked away. Always make sure your windows and doors are locked and secure before leaving.
Crime Alert: Glen Park BART Station and surrounding area; A recent trend in robberies are occurring where suspect(s) are running up behind an unsuspecting victim and proceed to shove or push them to the ground and then forcefully take their cell phone, MP3 player and/or other valuable belongings. If you happen to see what may seem like a fight taking place on the street, it could actually be a robbery taking place. Immediately call (415) 553-8090 from your cell phone or “911” from a landline. Ingleside Police Officers are stepping up their efforts and increasing patrol to the area as well as sending our plain clothes officers to conduct surveillance. Remember, report any crime that you see taking place or anything that looks suspicious.
Arrests:
7:58am 4600 Blk Mission Trespassing
Ingleside Officers Dun and Marino investigated a report of a trespasser who would not leave a local business. When they arrived, the officers found a man outside the store who appeared to be intoxicated. The officers noticed that the man had slurred speech and glassy eyes. The owners of the store told Officer Marino the intoxicated man was no longer allowed in the premises. The officers asked the man for identification and he refused to provide it. When the officers attempted to arrest the suspect, he resisted and struggled with the officers on the sidewalk in front of the store. With the help of other Ingleside officers, the suspect was handcuffed and booked at the station for trespassing and resisting arrest. Case number: 130261023
8:25am Brook dale/Santos Robbery
Officers Wong and Morrow were dispatched after a woman reported she was robbed of her cell phone at a Muni bus stop. The victim told the officers that the woman suspect ran up behind her and grabbed the cell phone out of her hand before running away. The victim said she knew the suspect from the neighborhood and the officers broadcast that description to other Ingleside units in the area. Less than an hour later, the victim called police to tell them she spotted the suspect at another bus stop a few blocks away. Ingleside officers responded and questioned the suspect, who admitted she took the phone and still had it hidden on her body. The phone was retrieved and the suspect taken to Ingleside Station and booked for robbery. Case number: 130261073
Serious Incidents:
2:30am Powhattan/Nevada Robbery
Ingleside Officer Altamirano was on routine patrol when she was dispatched to investigate a robbery involving a gun. The victim told the officer he was walking home when he noticed a man walking toward him wearing a hooded sweatshirt and holding a semi-automatic gun in his hands. The suspect stopped in front of the victim and said, “Give me all your money. I don’t want to hurt you”. Fearing for his safety, the suspect handed the victim his wallet and the suspect took out $8 cash, and handed the wallet back to the victim. The suspect then said, “Thanks” and ran to waiting car and sped away. Case number: 130261647
CRIME ALERT: There has been an increase in auto boostings around Precita Park and the surrounding area. Don’t be a Victim.
Take extra precautions to avoid a criminal window-shopping inside your car. Never give them a reason to break into your car and steal your belongings.
Safety Tips:
*Try to park in a well- lit area and always lock your doors and secure your windows.
*Do not leave possessions on the seat or in plain view.
*Never hide belongings under the seat: This is the first place burglars check.
*Never cover expensive items with an article of clothing or blanket: This presents a hidden clue to thieves that items may be underneath.
*Do not leave any important documents inside your car that contain your personal information.
* Do not leave phone or MP3 chargers plugged in: this leads the burglar to believe there are expensive electronics inside your car.
Remember, if a criminal is unsuccessful and is not benefitting from his criminal activity, the thief will move on, thus making your neighborhood less of a target.
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
1:55am 800 Blk Chenery Theft from Vehicle
2:04am Mission/Godeus Traffic Collision
8:30am Moscow/Geneva Theft from Vehicle
10:00am 400 Blk Vienna Vandalism to Vehicle
1:00pm 1100 Blk Peralta Theft
1:00pm 100 Blk Coleridge Stole Vehicle
2:56pm 1400 Blk Felton Recovered Vehicle
4:12pm 600 Blk Ellsworth Recovered Vehicle
5:00pm 100 Blk Farragut Theft from Vehicle
5:36pm 400 Blk Beacon Recovered Vehicle
8:00pm Alemany/Francis Stolen Vehicle
8:00pm Sussex/Diamond Stolen Vehicle
9:30pm Geneva/Interstate 280 Traffic Collision
10:10pm Mission/Russia Traffic Collision
11:00pm Unit Blk Santa Rosa Stolen Vehicle
11:59pm Unit Blk Greenwood Theft from Vehicle
Burglaries with suspect description:
7:30am 200 Blk Munich Burglary: Suspect #1; White male, over 40 years old, 5’6” in height, unknown weight, husky build, dark hair, dark clothing, Suspect #2; White male, between 20-30 years old, 6’0 in height, unknown weight with a thin build. Suspect #3; White female, between 27 and 30 years old, 5’2” in height, dark hair, Suspect #4; White female, between 27 and 30 years old, unknown height and weight, dark hair.
8:43am 4900 Blk Mission Burglary: Suspect #1; Black male, unknown age, 5’7 in height, approximately 200 pounds, Black hair and unknown eyes, Last seen wearing: a Black hat with a White logo, Grey hoodie, Blue jeans and Black shoes with White tips and carrying a Red reusable grocery bag.
