Incident Date:Sunday, June 7th, 2015Captain McFadden would like to begin bringing the community meetings out to the public. Therefore, the next community meeting will be held at the Glen Eagles Golf Course, 2100 Sunnydale Avenue, on Tuesday, June 16, 2015 at 7p.m. Refreshments will be provided, please attend. Thank you.
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Bernal Heights Rec Center and Bernal Heights Library
500 Moultrie Street @ Jarboe Ave.National Night Out (www.natw.org), in its 32nd year, is designed to get neighbors out on a summer evening so they can meet each other, police and fire personnel, local organizations, and merchants – all with the goal of promoting community safety.FREE BBQ dinner
Climbing wall
Games
Jumpy houses
Arts & crafts
GiveawaysSafety resources & More!Please save the date and spread the word! For more information, email Sarah Rogers at serogers@yahoo.com.Arrests:
2:27am Unit Blk Genebern DUIA citizen called dispatch after he and his wife returned home and found a strange car blocking their driveway with a the driver passed out and the engine running. Ingleside Officers Leo and Jones arrived and tried unsuccessfully several times to wake the driver. The officers noticed that right side of the vehicle had sustained severe damage. The officers reached into the vehicle and turned off the ignition. They opened the driver’s side door and finally were able to wake the driver who smelled and spoke as if he were inebriated. The officers asked for identification, insurance, and registration. He couldn’t provide any documents. He did say the car was his and that he wanted to call his wife. He admitted to having a few drinks at his work where he’s a server. The officers asked the driver to perform several roadside sobriety tests. He refused. The officers contacted a magistrate who issued a search warrant for the driver’s blood which was drawn at Mission Station by a phlebotomist. The car was towed to impound and the driver was taken to the County Jail and booked for DUI. Report number: 150496573
Serious Incidents:9:50pm 5700 Blk Mission Aggravated AssaultA man, banned from a business, attempted to enter and was stopped by the establishment’s security personnel. The interloper then attacked the security guard with a metal pipe before running away. The victim told Ingleside Officers DeFilippo and Hoge that the suspect had caused problems before at the business and, on this evening, tried to enter again. When confronted, he grabbed a metal pipe and struck the security guard in the head. The suspect then escaped running northbound on Mission. The employee was taken to St. Luke’s hospital for treatment and the officers radioed a description of the suspect for other officers to be on the lookout for him. Report number: 150498648Vehicle and Other Incidents:0:01am 100 Blk Brazil Stolen Vehicle4:50am 100 Blk Addison Burglary7:00am 100 Blk Allison Fraud9:00am Brazil/La Grande Stolen Vehicle5:00pm 100 Blk Fair Stolen Vehicle6:30pm 100 Blk Judson Stolen Vehicle6:50pm France/Moscow Traffic Collision7:00pm Mission/Persia Warrant10:00pm Unit Blk Richland Stolen VehicleBurglaries with suspect description:No Incidents to Report.
