Incident Date:
Tuesday, April 7th, 2015
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Arrests:
2:46pm 1900 Blk Alemany Theft/Assault
As the victim was rounding the corner after leaving a local
grocery store, he witnessed his own vehicle being broken into. Alarmed and angry, the victim ran up to the
vehicle and observed that his vehicle had been rummaged through and had
appeared to have been broken into by the fleeing suspect. The victim then immediately ran to confront
the suspect who had a stolen phone charger chord hanging from his front
sweatshirt pocket. The victim identified
the stolen property by distinguishing marks on the chord. As the victim confronted the suspect,
tensions escalated and the suspect pulled out a screw driver from his sweat
shirt and attempted to swing and stab the victim. As the suspect missed the victim with his
swing, the victim quickly retaliated and swiftly punched the suspect twice in
the face with closed fists. Once the
suspect fell to the ground the victim proceeded to kick the suspect and pin him
down placing him under citizen’s arrest.
Shortly after, Officers arrived on the scene and detained the suspect
and interviewed the victim and witnesses.
The suspect was taken to SFGH accompanied by Officers at the scene. The
victim signed a Citizen’s Arrest Form against the suspect, who was later
charged with his crimes. Report Number
150304584
4:50pm 4900 Blk Mission Vandalism
Two suspects were caught shortly after “Tagging” a wall
behind a Safeway grocery store. Officer Espinoza and Sgt. Ly responded to the graffiti
vandalism call. Upon arrival, Officers
Elliston, Ng and Bryant had detained two male suspects who fit the description
and with spray paint on their hands.
After searching the suspects backpacks, spray paint cans matching the
colors used in the graffiti incident were found and collected for evidence. Along with spray paint cans, stickers
matching the artists ‘tag’ names were found that corresponded with their recent
art work. After speaking with the
manager of the store, charges were pressed and the suspects were cited for the
vandalism. Report Number 150305059
Serious Incidents:
12:45am Alemany/San
Juan Robbery
A good Samaritan came to the aid of a young man being
kicked, punched and robbed. Officers
Jones and Wong were waved down by a concerned citizen who witnessed the
attack. As Officers approached the scene
they met with the victim who sat on the curb spitting blood from his
mouth. After medics were called for
assistance, Officers interviewed the victim and witness. While walking past a bus stop, the victim
first noticed the four suspects. As they
followed him, one approached him and demanded that he give over all of his
belongings. The victim then ran out of
fear but was caught at a cross walk where the suspects proceeded to punch and
kick him to the ground. Soon after, a
fellow citizen driving in his car witnessed the attack and began honking his
vehicle horn causing all four hooded suspects to flee on foot. The victim reported that during the chase, he
dropped his cell phone which the suspects picked up. The victim was punched in
the head, but did not lose consciousness.
A description of the suspects was broadcasted and Officers Hermosura and
Ferronato searched the area with negative results. The victim declined medical treatment but
was given a courtesy ride back to his residence. Report number 150305952
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
08:15am 200
Blk London Stolen
Vehicle
06:00pm Ogden/Folsom Stolen Vehicle
06:00pm Unit
Blk Raleigh Theft from
Vehicle
07:30pm 700
Blk Chenery Stolen
Vehicle
09:00pm 100
Blk Ripley Burglary
09:12pm 100
Blk Brookdale Recovered Vehicle
10:00pm 3200
Blk Harrison Theft form Vehicle
11:13pm 4500
Blk Mission Battery
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
