Incident Date:Tuesday, December 22nd, 2015The next Ingleside community meeting will be held at the Upper Noe Recreation Center located at 295 Day Street on Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 7p.m. There will be light refreshments available to those who come to the meeting. All are welcome to attend. Thank you.Holiday Awareness: Buying presents online is convenient, especially for thieves. Some follow delivery trucks and others just porch surf looking for opportunities. So, if you’re ordering online, arrange delivery for when you or a family member are home. If you can’t, try to arrange delivery to a local mailbox store or have the delivery held at a safe location until you are home. If you’re shopping the traditional way and visiting stores for your purchase, be sure to place your packages out of sight if you have to leave them in your car. However, it’s best not to leave anything of value in your car, even your trunk. Thieves watch mall parking lots and downtown garages for opportunities.San Francisco Police DepartmentCareer OpportunityStarting Salary: $81,380 (Top Step Officer Salary: $120,094*)*after 5 years of service and possession of a POST Advanced CertificateChief Greg Suhr personally invites you to join a highly respected police department and serve the citizens of one of the most beautiful cities in the country. San Francisco Police Officers perform a wide variety of duties to promote public safety and security, prevent crime and enforce the law. Police Officers perform a number of essential functions. For example, they patrol districts to prevent and detect crime; respond to calls for assistance; conduct criminal investigations; interact with the community to build cooperation and support; pursue and arrest suspects; enforce traffic and parking laws; write reports and maintain records; work with superiors, peers, and others as a team; prepare for and participate in planned events; prepare for court and give testimony; and fulfill other administrative duties when required.Minimum Qualifications: Be at least 20 years of age. You will need to be 21 years old before starting the academy. There is no maximum age limit. Have not been convicted of a felony crime. Have not been convicted of an offense involving domestic violence. Have not been convicted of any misdemeanor, which carries a penalty of prohibiting ownership, possession or control of a firearm. Be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident alien and become a U.S. citizen within two years. Have a U.S. High School Diploma, have passed a G.E.D. or the California High School Proficiency, or have an AA or higher degree from an accredited college or university. Have a valid driver license to operate an automobile. If you wish to claim Veteran’s Preference, please bring a copy of your DD214 to the written test.The Police Officer Testing Components: A multiple choice written examination that measures basic reading and writing abilities. A physical ability examination that measures strength, endurance, equilibrium and flexibility. An oral interview that tests oral communication, problem solving and interpersonal skills. Candidates who pass the three part Police Officer examination process move on to the background investigation process. The background investigation process consists of:- Personal History Questionnaire- Employment-character-background investigation- Psychological evaluation- Polygraph examination- Medical examination that includes a vision test, a hearing test and height/weight measurements.Apply at SFPDCAREERS.COM Email: Joinsfpd@sfgov.org“The San Francisco Police Department is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Discrimination of any kind is prohibited in all areas of employment, including recruitment, hiring, training, promotion, compensation and benefits.”San Francisco Police Department Recruitment & Retention UnitFor more information visit: www.sanfranciscopolice.org or call (415) 734-3331/32Arrests:9:57am Mission/Richland Indecent ExposureIngleside Officer Nagai, along with Ingleside Sgt. Springer, responded to a report of a man exposing himself on a #49 MUNI bus. When the officers boarded the bus the driver pointed out a passenger sitting in the rear of the coach as the suspect. At first, the suspect denied the charge. But, when told about witnesses and surveillance video evidence, he admitted the crime. A computer check revealed the suspect was on probation until 2018 for the same offense. He was taken to Ingleside Station for booking and his probation was revoked. Report number: 151101622
Serious Incidents:5:15pm Mission/Cesar Chavez RobberyA woman noticing an altercation between a man and a woman stopped her car, exited the vehicle, and pulled out her cell phone to gather video of the incident. It was then, she told Ingleside Officer Hornstein, the male suspect walked over to her yelling profanities and asking what she was doing. The suspect then grabbed the victim’s cell phone and ran to a parked vehicle which sped away from the scene. The victim ran home and used her boyfriend’s phone to call police. Report number: 151102971Vehicle and Other Incidents:09:05am 300 Blk 29th Street Recovered Vehicle09:15am Unit Blk Mangels Fraud10:19am 1200 Blk Naples Burglary11:00am 200 Blk Molimo Recovered Vehicle12:16pm 200 Blk Delano Theft of Bicycle01:15pm 300 Blk Silver Shoplifting01:40pm 300 Blk Munich Fraud02:49pm Unit Blk Mansfield Stolen Vehicle03:45pm Unit Blk Byron Fraud05:00pm 100 Blk Gates Burglary05:30pm 100 Blk Bennington Burglary05:49pm 600 Blk Monterey Recovered Vehicle07:00pm Unit Blk Brookdale Burglary08:00pm 200 Blk Parque Stolen Vehicle08:42pm Cayuga/Seminole Traffic Collision09:00pm Unit Blk Santa Ynez Stolen License PlateBurglaries with suspect description:No Incidents to Report.
