Incident Date:
Monday, April 27th, 2015
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Arrests:
01:54pm 1200
Blk Girard D.U.I
After a morning of drinking, the suspect reportedly awoke
from a day nap at a family friend’s home and decided to head out in his truck
for more alcohol. Family members
familiar with the suspects drinking problem attempted to deter him verbally and
physically from operating a vehicle but were unable to stop him. Once the suspect was on the road, family members
immediately followed in their own vehicle and called police. Once police had located the suspect driving
in his vehicle an initial attempt was made to stop and detain the suspect. Officer Leong exited his vehicle and
approached the suspect, ordering him to turn off his engine and step out of his
vehicle. Upon being confronted, the
suspect refused to cooperate and sped off at a high rate of speed. Officers on the scene immediately pursued the
suspect until the suspect was eventually cornered, stopped and detained. After being handcuffed and questioned,
officers were quickly able to detect the strong smell of alcohol and observe
that the suspect had slurred speech and blood shot eyes. After failing three field sobriety tests,
officers searched the suspect’s vehicle and found a ¾ full opened bottle of
vodka in the console. A records check
was conducted and showed the suspect had two driving suspensions in addition to
being on a Court Probation for another D.U.I out of San Mateo County. The suspect was arrested and brought to
Ingleside Station for booking. Report
Number 150366067
Serious Incidents:
12:15am Prospect/Cortland Robbery
As the victim was walking along Cortland approaching
Prospect he looked up to see a suspect standing on the corner wearing a black
mask covering half of his face and all black clothing holding what appeared to
be a semi-automatic pistol. Fearing he
was about to be robbed, the victim turned and fled at which point the suspect
chased him down aiming the gun at the victim’s head. In an attempt to throw of the suspects
ensuing attack the victim turned and rushed the suspect knocking both of them
to the ground. The suspect then proceeded
to punch the victim and took his back pack.
During the scuffle, the victim had an opportunity to feel and identify
that the weapon was only an air pistol and not a real gun. Once the victim freed himself from the
suspect he ran in the opposite direction and began shouting “Man with a gun!
Man with a gun!” As the suspect fled, the victim then decided to chase and pursue
his attacker only to see him enter the passenger side door of an awaiting car
which immediately fled the scene.
Officer Noble and McMilton responded to the call and met the victim at
the hospital where he reported pain to his neck and back of head. Officers
checked the area for evidence or video surveillance to no
avail. Report Number 150367770
11:35am Unit
Blk Phelan Battery of
Police Officer
After having been previously notified earlier in the week
that she was not permitted on the City College school campus due to a former
admonishment, “Mama Bear” as she is known, returned to campus and was
identified partaking in drug activities outside one of the college buildings. As Officer Lopez and Officer Lopez responded
to the call and confronted the young women violating campus rules, the one
known as “Mama Bear” refused to leave and yelled at officers that she wasn’t
going anywhere causing a scene. As
repeated demands were made to leave campus, officers noticed an additional male
suspect nearby who was also not permitted on campus. Officers approached the male suspect and
asked for his reasons for being on campus.
With no valid reasoning, he was instructed to leave. The suspect refused saying that the officers
had no rights to tell him what to do.
After three attempts to verbally command the suspect to leave and
warning of an arrest for trespassing, the suspect blatantly refused to cooperate
and reportedly mocked the officers. As
the officer went to handcuff the suspect, the suspect resisted arrest, pushing
the officer against a concrete wall.
With additional support, the suspect was detained and taken to County
Jail for booking. Report Number 150365611
11:30pm Unit
Blk Pueblo Robbery
Officers reported to a robbery call off of Pueblo Street
where the victim had been attacked from behind, choked and beaten
unconscious. As the victim walked home
from exiting the bus, the first of three suspects came up from behind and threw
his arm around the victim’s neck choking him and forcing him to the
ground. As he went down, two other
suspects came from across the street and punched him in the face causing a
bloody nose and cut upper lip. Once down,
the victim felt the suspects going through his pants pockets and a final blow
to his head causing him to lose consciousness.
When he awoke he noticed his wristwatch and shoulder bag were missing. Witnesses came to the victim’s aid after he
regained consciousness. Officers
DeFillippo and Kikuchi responded to the call where upon they interviewed the
victim and witnesses. The victim was
transported to UCSF Hospital where his injuries were deemed non-life
threatening. Video footage from the MUNI coach is being located in an effort to
identify potential suspects exiting the bus after the victim. Report Number
150367394
11:40pm 3300
Blk Mission Assault
After having drinks, two men appeared to have engaged in a
fight, leaving one with a broken nose after having a bicycle thrown on his
face. Upon arriving on the scene,
Officer Mc Milton and Noble interviewed the suspect and witnesses who explained
that the two men had engaged in an argument on the sidewalk. The victim was pushed to the ground hitting
his head on the pavement at which point the suspect proceeded to lift his
bicycle over the victim’s head and throw it down on his face, breaking his
nose. The suspect then kicked and
stomped the victim in the face then hopped on his bike and fled the scene. Medics transported the victim the SFGH where
officers continued their investigation.
The suspect was not found although the victim claimed he would be able
to identify him again if he saw him.
Report Number 150367689
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
12:27am Mission/France Warrant Arrest
02:15am Unit
Blk Miguel Burglary
03:40am 300
Blk London Stolen
Vehicle
10:25am 1400
Blk Noe Recovered
Vehicle
11:44am Silver/Cambridge Warrant Arrest
12:50pm 100
Blk Brookdale Warrant
Arrest
01:20pm 100
Blk Ney Recovered
Vehicle
01:59pm Diamond/Bosworth Traffic Collision
03:00pm 500
Blk Duncan Theft from Building
06:25pm 100
Blk Brompton Recovered
License Plate
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
