Incident Date:
Friday,
May 15th, 2015
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at 7p.m. Refreshments will be provided, please attend.
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10:11pm Maynard/Mission Warrant Arrest
Ingleside Sgt. Ly and Officer Denning were on routine patrol
when they spotted a vehicle associated with several “grab and run” crimes of
high end stores in Palo Alto. The officers asked for backup and, with the help
of additional Ingleside units, stopped the car near Maynard and Mission
Streets. One of the two occupants, the driver, was an unlicensed juvenile. The
other occupant was a San Francisco resident wanted by the Palo Alto police
department for those thefts. He was arrested and taken to Ingleside Station
pending transportation to Palo Alto. The juvenile was cited for driving without
a license and released to an adult relative. Report number: 150424609
Serious Incidents:
6:40pm 4600
Blk Mission Robbery
Four suspects, three men and a woman, walked into a store intent
on obtaining some electronic items without paying for them. The store manager
and his employee noticed three of the suspects inspecting several high end cell
phones and tablets. When the employees asked if they could help, the suspects
took out tools and began removing the security cords holding the tablets to the
display cases. The victim’s called police but not before the suspects escaped
with three late model cell phones and a new tablet. Ingleside Officers Ellston,
Navin, Parker, Hornstein, Watts, and Calupad responded to the scene to gather
evidence, interview victims and witnesses, and search the surrounding
neighborhood for the suspects. Report number: 150423883
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
06:00am Unit
Blk Prospect Stolen
Vehicle
10:28am Unit
Blk Leland Theft
12:00pm 1900
Blk Alemany Burglary
12:10pm 3300
Blk Mission Stolen
Vehicle
02:37pm 1600
Blk Church Recovered
Vehicle
03:43pm 1400
Blk Sunnydale Battery
07:45pm La
Grande/Brazil Recovered
Vehicle
08:00pm Day/Castro Stolen Vehicle
11:00pm 1600
Blk Church Burglary
11:21pm 100
Blk Foote Stolen License
Plate
11:56pm Italy/Lisbon Recovered Vehicle
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
