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Arrests:11:56pm Mission/Geneva D.U.IA car traveling without its headlights on caught the attention of Ingleside Officer Jones. Jones followed the car as it traveled east on Geneva then South on Mission before Officer Jones activated his emergency lights and pulled the vehicle to the curb. Jones approached the vehicle as the driver opened the door. When the door opened Officer Jones could smell the unmistakable odor of alcohol. He asked the driver if he had been drinking and the driver responded just a beer about a half hour before. Jones asked for his license, insurance, and registration. The driver said he was unlicensed and his insurance had expired several weeks before. Jones then asked the driver to step out and complete several roadside sobriety tests. He failed all of them. The driver was then taken to Mission Station where a phlebotomist conducted a blood alcohol test. After the test he was taken to the County Jail and booked for D.U.I. Report number: 150431303Serious Incidents:6:55pm Rutland/Campbell RobberyA woman walking home from the bus stop was robbed of her possessions. The victim told Ingleside Officers Paras and Denning that she felt someone tugging at her arm while walking down the sidewalk. Quickly, the tugging became more violent and the victim fell to the ground hitting her head on a light pole. She looked up just in time to see the suspect, with another man, running away to a waiting get-a-way car. The loss was a wallet, cell phone, cash, and other items. The victim was treated at the scene by medics. Report number: 150430872Vehicle and Other Incidents:02:00am Park/Leese Hit and Run06:00am Richland/Leese Stolen Vehicle07:00am 2000 Blk Burrows Recovered Vehicle12:00pm 1200 Blk Cayuga Stolen Vehicle01:42pm 600 Blk Vienna Recovered Vehicle05:00pm 300 Blk Leland Stolen Vehicle05:50pm 1600 Blk Dolores Stolen and Recovered Vehicle07:00pm 200 Blk Hahn Stolen Vehicle07:03pm Unit Blk Rotteck Recovered Vehicle11:30pm 500 Blk Amazon Stolen Vehicle11:59pm 100 Blk Seneca Recovered VehicleBurglaries with suspect description:No Incidents to Report.
