Incident Date:
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013
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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.
SAN
FRANCISCO POLICE COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING NOTICE
PLEASE
NOTE: The Police Commission will be holding a
Special Meeting in May at a location other than City Hall.
The Commission will
meet in the
Ingleside
District
Balboa
High School
Green
Room
1000
Cayuga Avenue
San
Francisco
Wednesday,
May 29, 2013
6:00
p.m
3:25am 700 Blk Ocean Burglary
Officer Busalacchi and several other Ingleside officers responded to a silent alarm at a local high school. While en route to the location, Officer Padilla advised over the radio that he was in pursuit of a male subject who they had located hiding near one of the entrances to the school. A female suspect had also fled the scene. Several officers responded to the location where Officer Padilla was and pursued the subject as well. The subject began jumping over backyard fences and the officers followed him until they were able to catch up to him and take him into custody. He was transported to Ingleside station pending further investigation. An arrest search located broken glass in the suspect’s jacket pocket. A record check revealed the suspect to have several outstanding warrants. Officers searched the area unsuccessfully for the female suspect.
Officer Padilla then advised Officer Busalacchi that the suspect had thrown a backpack in front of an address as he fled the area. The backpack was later located near the school by Officer Busalacchi. It contained several laptop computers with tags on them marked with the school’s name. The officers returned to the school and located a shattered window, which they later determined was the point of entry and exit for the suspects. They took pictures of the damages and condition of the building for evidence. A custodian was contacted who was able to secure the school. CSI was notified and the custodian advised they would be responding to process the scene.
Officers contacted a responsible party for the school and requested any video surveillance footage they might retrieve. At the instruction of Sgt. Nakano, the suspect was booked for the burglary. Report Number 130420326
SFCCPD Officer Edais was on patrol when he observed a male smoking what appeared to be marijuana on the campus. As he approached the suspect, the suspect fled from Officer Edais. Several other City College officers responded to his location and assisted in catching up to the suspect and taking him into custody. It was later learned that the suspect was not a City College student and was trespassing. Officers were unable to make a positive identification on the suspect and he was unable to produce any form of identification. Their search of his person for narcotics was negative. Because he was unable to be positively identified, the suspect was transported to the county jail and booked accordingly. Report Number 130422544
7:00am Santos/Brookdale Robbery
A victim responded to Ingleside station and told PSA Flynn
that he was on a Muni bus when a male approached him, punched him repeatedly
and attempted to take his IPod from him.
The victim struggled with the suspect, but the suspect punched him in
the back of the head and was able to take the IPod. The suspect then exited the bus and fled in
an unknown direction. The victim said he
would not be able to identify the suspect if he saw him again. He refused medical treatment. PSA Flynn contacted Muni dispatch and
requested a copy of their surveillance video.
Report Number 130421982
9:51am 300
Blk Crescent Robbery w/gun
Officer Chang was sent to investigate a panic alarm. He arrived on scene and spoke to two victims
who had just been robbed at gunpoint.
The victims said that they were in the back room when the front door
buzzer sounded indicating someone had entered the store. As they walked back into the front of the
store a male suspect approached them, pointed a handgun, motioned toward the
register and said, “Give me the money.”
One of the victims emptied the register and placed the money into a hand
bag which the suspect placed on the counter.
The suspect then fled the area.
The victims were not injured. Officer
Chang viewed the video surveillance and was provided a copy of it for
Ingleside’s investigative team. Officers
searched the area for any sign of the suspect to no avail. Report Number 130420815
1:40pm Bernal
Hts/Anderson Narcotics
Officers Clifford and Bernard were on patrol in a marked
vehicle when they were sent to investigate a suspicious vehicle. They located a vehicle matching the
description. There was a male aboard the
vehicle and the engine was running. The
officers exited their vehicle and the suspect vehicle drove off. The officers searched the area for the
suspect and the vehicle. Dispatch then
advised that the suspect vehicle crashed into a wall close to their
location. The officers responded to the scene
of the accident. They located the suspect
vehicle which had crashed into the wall and found it unoccupied. There was no
damage to the wall in question. A
witness at the scene said she heard a loud crash and looked out her window to
see a male running from the vehicle. The
male matched the description of the suspect who was driving the vehicle. Several officers searched the area for the
suspect, but were unable to locate him.
At the instruction of Sgt. McDevitt, the vehicle was towed
to auto return. As officers did a tow
inventory, they discovered various burglary tools and a clear plastic baggie
containing a white crystalline substance believed to be methamphetamine. They located paperwork indicating who the
possible owner of the vehicle was. The
officers ran a record check and were able to positively match the name of the
person on the paperwork to the suspect who was driving the vehicle. Officers took pictures of the vehicle and accident
scene and booked them as evidence.
A presumptive test of the white substance returned positive
for methamphetamine. The narcotics were
hand delivered to the narcotics drop box at the Hall of Justice. Report Number 130421487
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
7:50am 800
Blk Geneva Recovered
Vehicle
7:57am Ellsworth
Bernal Hts Traffic Collision
8:30am 200
Blk Bella Vista Burglary
10:50am 300
Blk Mt. Vernon Recovered
Vehicle
11:30am 600
Blk Eugenia Fraud
5:56pm Alemany/Tingley Traffic Collision
6:05pm 600
Blk 29th Recovered
Vehicle
9:53am Unit
Blk Arbor Stolen
Vehicle
7:41pm Unit
Blk Florentine Traffic
Collision
7:45pm 3300
Blk Mission Auto Boost
Suspect #1: Black
male, 30 years old, 6’ tall, wearing all dark clothing. Suspect #2: White male, 20-30 years old, 6’ tall, wearing all dark clothing
11:02pm 300
Blk La Grande Burglary
Suspect #1: Hispanic
female, fair complexion, 35-45 years old, 5’6, 145 pounds, dark brown hair in a
bun, brown eyes; wearing red hood with burgundy jacket, black pants, white
shoes