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No Incidents to Report.Serious Incidents:4:32am 4000 Blk Mission RobberyA concerned citizen, removing graffiti from a public structure, was punched and then robbed of his wallet. The victim told Ingleside Officers Wong and Hoge that he was painting over graffiti on the Mission Street Bridge, which spans Alemany Blvd., when he noticed a black sedan driving by at a slow speed. The driver of the sedan stopped then backed up and a man exited the passenger door. The suspect was wearing a white bandana covering his face. The man yelled at the victim to surrender his wallet. When the victim hesitated for a few moments, the suspect punched the victim several times on the left side of his face. Fearing for his safety, the victim surrendered his wallet containing cash, miscellaneous credit cards, and his California Driver’s License. Report number: 150482302:55pm 1900 Blk San Jose Hot Prowl BurglaryA citizen, who was fortunately home at the time, stopped a burglar from breaking into her home. The homeowner told Ingleside Officers Walsh and Mora that she heard her doorbell ring several times and went to the front door to see who was ringing her bell. She looked out her front door and saw an unknown man, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with a bandanna covering his face, standing at the iron security gate at the front of her stairs. The burglar didn’t see the homeowner and began ramming the gate with his shoulder while using a tool to break the lock on the gate. Once he broke open the gate he made eye contact with the homeowner through the glass in her front door. When the burglar saw the homeowner, he turned and fled down the front stairs. Several Ingleside units searched the area for the burglar without success. Report number: 16043963611:48pm Cayuga/Mt. Vernon RobberyA woman walking home was the victim of a violent armed robbery. The victim told Ingleside Officers Kikuchi and Defilippo that, while walking on Cayuga Street, she was suddenly confronted by a man who pointed a gun at her. She turned around and tried to run away only to be confronted by a second suspect who punched her in the face and threw her to the ground. The first suspect then took her purse and both men then fled in an unknown direction. The loss was, the purse containing several hundred dollars in cash along with a driver’s license. The victim refused medical attention. Report number: 150444403Vehicle and Other Incidents:08:00am Unit Blk Sussex Burglary11:00am 1300 Blk Alemany Burglary12:07pm Unit Blk Martha Fraud13:55pm 700 Blk Congo Fraud02:00pm Palmetto/Ramsell Stolen Vehicle02:25pm Unit Blk Curtis Trespassing03:00pm 1600 Blk Geneva Fraud03:24pm Unit Blk Sussex Attempted Burglary03:47pm 3200 Blk Mission Theft from Building05:55pm Mission/Silver Vandalism to Vehicle06:30pm 2100 Blk Geneva Stolen Vehicle07:40pm 1600 Blk Valencia Theft from Vehicle08:40pm Alemany/Silver Hit and Run09:30pm Tompkins/Banks Stolen Vehicle09:57pm 100 Blk Teddy Vandalism to Vehicle11:37pm 100 Blk Anderson Recovered License PlateBurglaries with suspect description:No Incidents to Report.
