Incident Date:
Monday, July 1st, 2013ALERT: There has been an increase in auto boosts in the area of O’Shaughnessy and Bosworth. The break ins are occurring around the hours of 9:00am to 12:00pm. Please report any suspicious activity to the police. Do not leave valuables in your cars.
JUST A REMINDER: Schools are out for summer session. Please pay extra attention when driving around parks and playgrounds as children will be out all hours of the day.
Recently, a flyer was distributed to the community regarding scams targeting the monolingual Chinese. These scams involve telling the victim that an evil spirit is following them. They will ask the victim to bring valuables to pray over as an offering to the spirit. They will return to the victim what is believed to be their valuables. They will ask the victim not to look at their valuables for a day. When the victim later checks their valuables, they find that the valuables were not returned by the suspects.
We urge all person(s) confronted with this scam to call 911 as this is a crime in progress. By contacting 911, you greatly increase the chance of catching the suspect(s) so that the police can make an arrest. If someone approaches you with this scam, decline their help, call 911 immediately and report it to the police. Be a good witness. Obtain a description of the suspect(s) and/or vehicles they are driving.
最近有傳單流傳到社區針對中國語的詐騙。這些騙局涉及一個邪惡的精神，他們告訴受害人邪惡會跟隨你。他們會問你攜帶你的貴重物品祭神及為您祈禱,事後他們將您的貴重物品歸還.然後還會告訴你在一天時間內不要看您的貴重物品。一天後,當您檢查您的貴重物品，你會發現，犯罪嫌疑人並沒有歸還您的貴重物品。
因為這是一個正在進行中的犯罪騙局。
我們呼籲所有的人,面對這種詐騙,
請撥打911,這將大大增加逮捕機會,你會是一個很好的證人和嘗試取得犯罪嫌疑人的描述，或他們所駕駛的車輛。
如果有人接近你,請記住這是一個騙局，請拒絕他們的幫助，
並立即撥打911向警方報案。
The San Francisco Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT) is free training from the San Francisco Fire Department in how to help yourself and your neighbors prepare for and respond to a disaster by working together. NERT will be holding several training sessions during the months of June and July. The 20-hour training, taught by First Responders, includes personal preparedness, light search and rescue, disaster medicine, shutting off your utilities, and how to participate as a member of a neighborhood response team. Citizens may take the NERT training outside of their neighborhoods, as it fits into their schedules. Register on Eventbrite: http://bit.ly/y4R3nd or call (415) 970-2024.
NERT also offers continuing training for graduates and activities that support building robust neighborhood teams. For more information, visit the NERT website at http://sfgov.org//sffdnert, or contact Lt. Erica Arteseros at (415)970-2022 or sffdnert@sfgov.org
The ALERT Program is the San Francisco
Police Departments civilian disaster preparedness organization. Modeled after
the Fire Department's Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT), we are
recruiting, training, uniforming, and credentialing civilians to assist law
enforcement's response to a disaster. For Further information click on the URL
below
CRIME ALERT: Increase in recent trend of robberies and thefts
in and around the Balboa BART Station and City College area
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.Arrests:
1:06am 100 Blk Appleton Battery
Officers Hermosura and Contreras were dispatched after a man called police to say a female acquaintance had battered him. When the officers arrived, a woman was running toward them claiming that her uncle had just hit her. The officers could smell alcohol on her breath and noticed she had bloodshot eyes. The officers interviewed the man in the home who claimed the woman was a guest. He said that she suddenly became irate and struck him. He didn’t want to press charges, but wanted her escorted out of his home. He said he was just a friend and not related to the woman. He was not injured and wanted no medical treatment.
The officers told the woman that she would not be able to return to the home and asked if she had another place to stay. She said she didn’t know for sure and asked to be released. The officers said she was unable to care for herself due to her level of intoxication. She was taken to the county jail and booked. Report number:130539046
4:15pm 2900Blk Diamond Battery on a Police Officer
Ingleside patrol Officers Kilgariff and Hornstein traveled to Glen Park BART station regarding an aggressive panhandler. They located the suspect walking down the street near the station. The officers asked the man to stop and talk to them. The suspect kept walking away. When the officers approached the man again, he started swearing at them. The officers then gave a third command for him to stop, and he still ignored them. When Officer Kilgariff grabbed the suspect’s arm to prevent him from escaping, the man swung his fist around and hit him on the bicep. He then started struggling with both officers as they attempted to place him in handcuffs. Quickly, with the help of other Ingleside officers, the suspect was placed in handcuffs and on the sidewalk. The suspect smelled of alcohol and had red, watery eyes. Medical care was requested, and the suspect was treated for minor scrapes to his hands. He was taken to San Francisco General Hospital and held until he was sober. He was cited for battery and resisting arrest. Report number:130540980
11:04pm 600 Blk Foerster Trespassing
Officer Cvetovac, along with other Ingleside units, responded to a report of a “hot prowl” on the 600 block of Foerster. When they arrived, they were met by two sisters, one of whom said she was awakened by her dogs barking. When she went to the living room to investigate, she found a strange man asleep on a couch. Just then, her sister returned home and together both of them told the man to leave their home. The strange man stumbled and couldn’t get up and the women helped him to his feet and took him downstairs. They then called the police. Ingleside officers searched the area and found the man on a nearby street, struggling to walk. They placed him under arrest and took him to Ingleside Station where he was booked for trespassing. The officers returned to the home and discovered the strange man entered the sister’s home through an unlocked door. They took pictures of the scene for evidence. Report number:130542146
11:24pm 200 Blk Rey St Assault/Battery
Two Ingleside Officers, Anderson and Zahn, were sent to the 200 block of Rey after a private security guard called police saying he heard a woman being assaulted. When they arrived at the address, the woman told the officers she and another tenant got into an argument. When she went outside to her car to cool off, she said the suspect came out of the home and punched her several times in the face through the car window. The officers called for an ambulance after noticing serious injuries to the woman’s right eye and mouth. She was transported to the hospital for treatment. The suspect was taken to Ingleside Station and booked on aggravated assault and battery. Officers took pictures of both the victim and the suspect, which they booked into evidence. Report number:130542196
Serious Incidents:
3:00am 100
Blk Farragut Burglary
8:50am 5100
Blk Mission Battery9:00am 700 Blk Naples Fraud
11:00am 1800 Blk Sunnydale Burglary
12:13pm 600 Blk Cayuga Recovered Vehicle
1:02pm 1900 Blk Burrows Recovered Vehicle
1:34pm 100 Blk Kingston Recovered Vehicle
2:00pm 50 Phelan Burglary
2:30pm 800 Blk Ellsworth Auto Boost
3:00pm 50 Phelan Auto Boost
3:05pm 1800 Blk Sunnydale Vandalism
5:45pm 3300 Blk Mission Shoplifting
6:30pm 5800 Blk Mission Counterfeit
7:10pm Geneva/Moscow Theft
7:30pm Unit Blk Del Monte Fraud
8:00pm Sgt. John Young Fraud
10:00pm 1700 Blk Church Burglary
11:32pm Mission/College Stolen Vehicle
11:40pm Alemany/Laura H&R
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
