Incident Date:
Saturday, February 7th, 2015
The next community meeting at Ingleside Station will be held
on February 17, 2015 at 7p.m. Thank you.
Arrests:
1:18pm Persia/Athens D.U.I/Hit &Run
The call came in about a hit & run accident, with
injuries, at Persia and Athens Streets. Ingleside Officers Archilla and
Espinosa responded and found one driver suffering from neck injuries at his car
near the curb of the intersection. The other car, without a driver, was half a
block away on Athens Street. The injured driver told the officers he stopped at
the intersection, looked both ways, and then started through when, out of the
corner of his eye, he saw a car race through a stop sign to his right and
collided with his vehicle sending it spinning through the intersection. The
driver of the other vehicle drove a short distance, stopped, got out, and ran
away. Just then, dispatch radioed that a witness to the collision was following
the suspect as he tried to escape through the neighborhood. After summoning
medical help, Officers Archilla, Espinosa, now joined by Officer Suguitan drove
to the intersection of Persia and Vienna where they apprehended the suspect.
The other driver along with the witness positively identified the suspect as
the driver of the vehicle that caused the accident. The officers noticed the
driver had the smell and look of someone who may be inebriated. They conducted
a roadside sobriety test which the suspect failed. A subsequent breath
intoxication test revealed a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit. The
suspect was taken to the county jail and booked for D.U.I, hit and run, and operating
a vehicle without valid insurance. The other driver was taken by ambulance to
the hospital and treated for his injuries. Report number: 150116975
5:28pm 3300
Blk Mission Aggravated
Assault/Resisting
Ingleside Officers Bryant and Clemente were in the Safeway
parking lot for an unrelated case when a woman approached them, pointing to the
store, and said, “There’s a woman screaming in the bathroom”. The officers
exited their patrol car and started walking toward the store when they were approached
by a security guard who pointed out a man walking saying, “That’s the guy”. The
officers ran toward the man yelling, “Stop. Police. We need to talk to you”.
But the suspect ignored their commands, and instead got into a late model
Mercedes started it, and, while the officers tried to prevent him from leaving
the scene, backed into a parked Honda almost running over Officer Clemente. The
suspect then sped out of the parking lot narrowly missing passing vehicles and
pedestrians. The suspect continued his escape by driving on the wrong side of
San Jose Avenue at high speed, turned onto Randall, then drove at high speed
northbound on Mission Street forcing several drivers to apply their brakes to
avoid collisions. Other Ingleside officers arrived and interviewed several
witnesses who said they heard a woman screaming for help in the store’s
restroom claiming she was being sexually assaulted. They, along with Safeway
personnel, forced the door open at which point the suspect escaped as they
helped the victim leave the restroom. While Ingleside Officers were gathering
evidence at the scene and talking to witnesses, a call came in from the
Southern Police District that the driver of the Mercedes, the suspect in the
assault case, was apprehended after a traffic collision at 6th and
Mission Streets. He had collided with another vehicle and attempted to escape
on foot when he was arrested after the collision. He was taken to the county
jail and booked for assault, aggravated assault on a police officer, and several
other violations. Report number: 150117650
Serious Incidents:
8:21pm 4400
Blk Mission Robbery
A thief walked into a restaurant, grabbed some cold drinks
from a refrigerated case, placed them in a shoulder bag, and walked out after
struggling with employees who were attempting to stop the thief. The shop
owners told Ingleside Officers Shugars and Imsand that during the struggle the
suspect lost a shoe which was turned over to police. Shortly thereafter a MUNI
rider called dispatch to report a suspicious man, wearing one shoe and carrying
a shoulder bag, exited a #14 MUNI bus at Bosworth and Diamond Streets. The
officers traveled to the intersection but the suspect had already left the
area. Although there are many charming
officers on the force, no one has risen yet to the rank of “Prince” to be
assigned this case. Report number: 150118090
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
12:01am Raymond/Bayshore Hit and Run
12:04am Mission/Excelsior Warrant Arrest
01:22am Mission/Park Warrant Arrest
02:48am Andover/Crescent Hit and Run
05:50am 4000
Blk Mission Recovered
Vehicle
12:00pm Unit
Blk Ina Ct Stolen License
Plate
12:15pm 1100
Blk Geneva Theft from Building
01:45pm 1800
Blk Sunnydale Threats
02:30pm Portola/Woodside Traffic Collision
03:46pm 3300
Blk Mission Public
Intoxication
05:28pm 3300
Blk Mission Hit and
Run
06:09pm Bessie/Manchester Traffic Collision
07:11pm 4900
Blk Mission Vandalism
to MUNI Bus
08:00pm 1500
Blk Treat Burglary
08:21pm Moffit/Bemis Traffic Collision
08:30pm Ocean/Cayuga Traffic Collision
09:06pm 1600
Blk Geneva Traffic
Collision
11:22pm 100
Blk Rae Disturbing
the Peace
11:30pm 7100
Blk Chenery Stolen
Motorcycle
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
