Incident Date:
Sunday, October 30th, 2016
The next Ingleside Community
meeting will be held in the Ingleside
Police Station Community room on Tuesday, November 15, 2016 at 7p.m. There will be light refreshments available to
those who come to the meeting. All are
welcome to attend. Thank you.
We hope to see you there!
Arrests:
12:40am 200 Blk. London Warrant
Arrest
Ingleside Sgt. Fegan was on routine patrol when he spotted an
older BMW with expired registration. Sgt. Fegan followed the vehicle for a short
distance before stopping it on the 200 block of London. He asked the driver for
registration and the driver responded saying he didn’t have any. He also didn’t
have a driver’s license. He then gave the Sgt. a fictitious name and birthdate.
However, Ingleside Officers Wong and Ortega, who had arrived to assist Sgt.
Fegan, checked a law enforcement data base and ascertained his real name and
birthdate. Turned out he had a warrant for his arrest. In his clothing he also
had a knife and in his car a loaded firearm. He was arrested for the
outstanding warrant and the weapons charges. Report number: 160882956
Serious Incidents:
7:30am 50 Phelan Ave. Battery
A man attempted to board a parked Muni bus and the driver
politely told him the bus was “out of service”. A short time later, the driver
exited the bus to use a nearby restroom when the same man approached and,
without warning, punched him the face. Ingleside Officer Morrow responded,
talked to the victim, and called for medical assistance. Officer Morrow
broadcast a description of the suspect, but he was not located. Report number:
160883465
8:24pm Bernal Heights Blvd /
Ellsworth Evading
Ingleside Officers Labson and Hill were on routine patrol when
they spotted a black, older model, Lexus parked eastbound on Bernal Heights
Boulevard with the windows fogged up. This area is where there have been
numerous reports of auto burglaries and robberies. It’s also a place where
suspects park their escape vehicles to use after committing a crime. Labson and
Hill pulled up behind the car and turned on their emergency lights and, using
their PA system, told the driver to turn off his ignition. The driver turned
around an looked at the police vehicle and when Officer Labson and Hill walked
up to the vehicle, the driver started the car, placed it in gear, and sped away
at a high rate of speed. Labson and Hill broadcast a description of the car and
later went to the vehicles registered address in the Mission, but the Lexus was
not there. Report number: 1608/85267
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
12:36am 2200
Blk Bayshore Traffic
Collision
07:00am 1200
Blk Girard Theft from Vehicle
09:00am 1800
Blk Castro Theft of Bicycle
11:52am Unit
Blk Peralta Vicious
Dog Report
12:00pm Oneida/Delano Traffic Collision
01:20pm 100 Blk
Ocean Stolen Vehicle
03:00pm 200 Blk
Chicago Way Theft from Vehicle
03:40pm 500 Blk
Naples Assault
07:00pm Whitney/Fairmount Stolen Vehicle
10:44pm Teresita/Verna Recovered Vehicle
10:58pm Tompkins/Peralta Recovered Vehicle
