Incident Date:
The August community meeting
has been CANCELLED. The next meeting is scheduled for September
19th, 2017 at 7pm, location TBD.
More details to follow soon. We
hope to see you all there!
Arrests:
12:20pm Unit blk
Teddy Ave Vandalism
Since parking is so tight in San Francisco, a suspect decided
to take it upon himself to create more parking.
Officers Chang and Elliston arrived to find the suspect lying on
sidewalk in front of his house. He was
using an electric saw to smooth out the nub of where a metal sign pole had
been. Leaning nearby was the pole with a
“no parking” sign attached. The officers
asked the suspect what he was doing and he admitted to cutting down the sign so
that he could park in front of his house.
Because of the value of the street sign, the suspect was taken into
custody for felony vandalism. Report
170613672
12:30pm 4900 blk
Mission St Fraud
Officers Aros, Vong, Paras, and Grabbe were dispatched to a
report of a suspect fraudulently cashing a check. As the officers arrived, they
were flagged down by the victim who told the officers he was notified that a
suspect was attempting to cash a check with the victim’s phone number on
it. Luckily, the business had contacted
the victim to ask if he had written the check.
The victim told the officers that his briefcase had been stolen a week
prior, which contained checks belonging to the victim. The victim had been provided with a
description of the suspect, which he passed onto the officers. The officers entered the business and
immediately spotted a suspect that matched the description. They detained the suspect. The manager of the business told the officers
that the suspect had cashed a check the day prior successfully. She told the officers that when the suspect
returned the second time, she grew suspicious because the signature differed
from the first check, although allegedly from the same person. That is when she decided to contact the number
on the check and called the victim. The
suspect was arrested and booked on several felony charges. Report 170614238
1:24pm 300 blk
Judson Ave Hot
Prowl
Disptach reported a hot prowl burglary in progress. Officers Smith, Peralta, Trujillo, and
Thompson responded. The victim told the
officers that he was home in his room when he heard a loud noise. Suddenly, his door was kicked open and three
suspects entered. They screamed,
“Where’s the money?” The victim told the
suspects that he didn’t have any money.
But the suspects only grew angry and one of them slapped the victim and
grabbed his neck. The suspect dragged
him into his parents’ bedroom and shoved him onto the bed as he continued to
demand money. The suspects raided the
bedrooms and made off with several items, including a safe, cash, and
jewelry. The victim was slapped multiple
times during the incident and sustained minor injuries to his face. Report 170613898
4:30pm Ocean/Cayuga
Ave Robbery
A victim came to Ingleside station to report an attempted
robbery. He told Officer Naval that he
had been walking with his girlfriend when a suspect approached them from
behind. The suspect reached into the
victim’s side pocket and demanded the victim’s cell phone. Luckily, the victim had his cell phone
secured in his front pocket. The suspect
demanded the victim’s cell phone. The
victim grabbed the suspect’s arm and pushed it away from his pocket. A brief struggle ensued between the two but
the suspect eventually fled without the cell phone. Report 170614006
6:43pm 300 blk Ordway
St Assault
An emergency call came in with a caller screaming into the
phone. Officers Quinlan and Siracusa
responded to conduct a well being check with the address associated with the
caller. When they arrived, they knocked
on the front gate but received no answer.
The officers then noticed a small child peering out of an upstairs
window waving at the officers. The
officers called to the child to open the door.
A few moments later, a woman came to the window and threw door keys to
the officers. The officers were able to
gain entry using these keys. As they
walked to the residence, they saw a table engulfed in flames. Officer Quinlan ran to the patrol car and
retrieved the fire extinguisher as he summoned the fire department to the
scene. Meanwhile, Officer Siracusa
detained a suspect inside the residence.
Once the fire was extinguished, the officers located the woman who had
thrown them the keys. The woman told the
officers that she was home with her child when the suspect entered the residence
through an open sliding glass door. He
demanded to know the whereabouts of an individual who did not live in the
residence. The suspect became irate,
grabbed the victim by her hair and dragged her to an adjacent room. He then grabbed the victim by her wrist until
the suspect slipped and fell, letting go of her. The victim was able to flee towards her
bedroom, where her son was. As she went
to close the bedroom door, she saw the suspect coming towards her with a knife,
screaming that he was going to kill her.
The victim was able to close the door and barricade herself and her son
in the room until the police arrived.
While in the room, she could hear the suspect yelling that he was going
to burn the house down. The suspect was booked on numerous felony charges. Report 170614846
Serious Incidents:
4:30pm 900 blk
Geneva Ave Robbery
Officers Camarra and Chan were notified of an assault victim
at SFGH. The officers responded to the
hospital to meet with the victim. She
told them that she exited the 8x Muni bus when a suspect approached her holding
a metal pipe. The suspect threatened the
victim and struck her in the face with the pipe. The victim fought back, hitting the suspect
several times with her fists. Suddenly,
four more suspects jumped into the fray and began punching the victim. The fight went on for a couple of minutes
until the victim handed over her purse. The
victim turned to walk away when she was suddenly struck in the back of the head
by what she believed was the metal pipe.
The victim lost consciousness but when she came to, called herself an
ambulance and was transported to the hospital.
All five suspects fled the scene.
Report 170613785
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
12:45am 500
blk Campbell Ave Theft
from vehicle
4:00am Guerrero/Duncan
St Vandalism
6:30am 100
blk Prospect Ave Stolen
vehicle
8:30am 5200
blk Diamond Heights Blvd Vandalism
9:00am Guerrero/Duncan
St Vandalism
11:10am Mission
St/Persia Ave Vehicle
collision
11:59am Alemany
Blvd/Naglee Ave Vehicle
collision
12:00pm 5200
blk Mission St Fraud
12:30pm 4900
blk Mission St Fraud
12:43pm 600
blk Los Palmos Dr Burglary
1:24pm 300
blk Judson Ave Burglary
3:00pm 600
blk France Ave Vandalism
5:05pm 200
blk Rutledge St Assault
9:15pm 4400
blk Mission St Theft
from vehicle
