Incident Date:
Thursday, August 13th, 2015
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Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 7p.m.
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Arrests:
1:17am Santos/Brookdale Recovered Auto
Many motorists drive around without a front license plate,
which in California is illegal. But what always catches the attention of patrol
officers is a vehicle being driven without a rear license plate. Of course
that’s illegal too. That’s exactly what intrigued Ingleside Officers Billings
and DeFilippo while they patrolled the Visitacion Valley neighborhood. They
spotted a 1990 Toyota Camry with no rear license plate. The officers stopped
the car and questioned the driver and her passenger. The driver could not
provide a license but did have a California ID. She also didn’t have
registration or insurance claiming she had just purchased the car for $700. She
didn’t have a bill of sale and told the officers that she only knew the
seller’s first name. A records check revealed that story to be a fabrication.
The Toyota was stolen from an Excelsior District Address. The driver was taken
to Ingleside Station and booked for auto theft. The real owner of the Toyota
was contacted and retrieved his stolen car. Report number: 150704229
7:50pm Geneva/Mission Robbery w/gun
A man waiting at a bus stop was approached by six men who
demanded his wallet and cell phone. The victim told Ingleside Officer Ng that
he refused the robbers demands until one of the suspects displayed a
semi-automatic handgun in his waistband and some of the other suspects took out
knives. The victim surrendered his property and the suspects, before running
away, warned him not to contact the police. The next day, August 14th,
Ingleside Officers Hart and Thompson were dispatched to Geneva and Mission
after the robbery victim called police when he spotted one of the suspects at
the same bus stop. The officers found the man sitting on the sidewalk and
placed him handcuffs. The victim signed a “cold show form” declaring that the
subject was one of the six armed men who robbed him the night before. The
suspect, who also had an unrelated warrant for his arrest, was charged with the
warrant and the armed robbery. Report number: 150707449
7:58pm 100
Blk Florentine Marijuana Cultivation
Nine Ingleside Officers (Seavey, Padilla, Franceschi, Hardy,
Scott, Kerlegan, Eyad, Denning, Obot), along with Lt. Burke served a search
warrant at a home suspected of being an illegal (grow house), a home used to
illegally grow marijuana. The officers discovered three large rooms in the
basement where several hundred marijuana plants were growing. They also confiscated
illegal lights and irrigation equipment used in the growing process.
Additionally, PG&E was summoned to the home because the occupants had
bypassed the utility meter to provide power for the grow operation. The
officers also found numerous weapons, some stolen, along with dozens of rounds
of ammunition. Three men were arrested and five other residents, men and women,
were detained and later released. Report number: 150707483
Serious Incidents:
5:10am 4600
Blk Mission Robbery
For two men, a night of partying turned out to be expensive for
one of the participants. Ingleside Officers Dilag and Kikuchi found one of the
party goers at Persia and Mission. The victim said he and an unknown man had
spent the night drinking at a nearby residence. Early in the morning the two
were walking when the suspect asked the victim for money. The victim said he
didn’t have any and, to prove it, he took out his wallet and showed the victim
it was empty except for some cards. The victim told the officers that at that
point, the suspect grabbed the wallet and tried to take it from the victim. A
short struggle ensued and the victim eventually surrendered the wallet to the
suspect who then ran to a parked vehicle and drove away. Report number:
150704990
4:59pm 500
Blk Precita Robbery
A store clerk thought it was suspicious when a man walked in
wearing a hospital mask and asked for a can of ginger ale. The clerk told him
which refrigerator had the ginger ale and the man went back and picked up a
can. But, instead of paying for the beverage, the man went behind the counter
pulled out a gun, and placed it at the clerk’s side. He asked for money and the
clerk gave him a significant amount of cash from the register. The suspect then
ran away southbound on Florida Street. Ingleside Officers Watts and Calupad
interviewed the victim while Officers Ng, Obot, and Denning searched the
neighborhood for the suspect. The hospital mask was found in a nearby driveway
and was saved as evidence. Report number: 150706720
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
02:24am Unit
Blk Madrid Theft from Vehicle
03:00am Unit
Blk Lisbon Stolen License Plate
05:50am 3100
Blk Mission Stolen
Vehicle
09:22am 700
Blk Anderson Recovered
Vehicle
09:40am Folsom/21st
Street Stolen Vehicle
12:34pm Unit
Blk Amethyst Restraining
Order Violation
04:00pm 500
Blk Tompkins Burglary
04:00pm Unit
Blk Leese Stolen Vehicle
05:55pm 100
Blk Justin Recovered
Vehicle
06:00pm 300
Blk Gennessee Recovered
Vehicle
08:00pm Unit
Blk Mirabel Vandalism
to Property
08:30pm 500
Blk Foerester Stolen
Vehicle
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
