Arrests:
July 4th
is one of the busiest days for police officers.
2017 was no exception.
5:00pm 500 blk Madrid St Aggravated Assault
A
dispute between several tenants living in a home prompted dispatch to send
Ingleside officers Vong , Paras, Ocreto, and Archilla to investigate. When they
arrived the victim told the officers that he and another tenant got into an
argument over where and when the tenant could travel outside the common areas
of the building. The victim said the tenant pushed him and then took out a
folding knife and threatened the victim. The victim and suspect fought and,
during the fight, tumbled down a flight of stairs. The officers found the
suspect in his room. After the victim signed a citizen’s arrest form, the
suspect was taken to Ingleside Station and booked for aggravated battery. Both
combatants refused medical attention. Report number: 170543314
7:25pm 200 blk Niagara Ave Warrant
A
dispute over a vehicle prompted dispatch to send Ingleside officer Hoge to
investigate. When he arrived he found a man and woman standing outside a Honda
with a damaged windshield. The woman told officer Hoge that both were sitting
inside the Honda when her companion demanded to drive the vehicle. She refused
because he was unlicensed. That angered him and he got out of the car, jumped
on the hood, and kicked the windshield. A records check revealed a misdemeanor
warrant for his arrest out of San Mateo County. He was transported to Ingleside
Station and booked for the outstanding warrant. The woman refused to press
charges. Report number: 170546766
7:36pm Castillo/Velasco Sts Destructive Device
A
young 11 year old boy was injured from debris after a celebrant lit an illegal
barrel bomb. Ingleside officers Siracusa and Quinlan interviewed the suspect
who admitted that he was lighting illegal fireworks, including an M1000 barrel
bomb several feet away from the victim. He was arrested and transported to
Bayview Station for booking. The young boy was taken to UCSF Benioff Hospital
for treatment of bruises and cuts. Several
witnesses and neighbors told the officers they asked the suspect to stop
setting off the devices during the day but he refused. Report number: 170543580
7:47pm Brazil St/La Grande Ave Warrant
Ingleside
officers Jensen and Carew were on routine patrol when they spotted an older
Nissan parked without a front license plate. The officers stopped their patrol
vehicle and got out to talk to the driver. He told the officers he thought the
vehicle was abandoned and was just sitting in it. The officers ran a computer
check on the driver which revealed he was wanted on a warrant for vehicle theft
out of San Mateo County. He was placed in custody and transported to Ingleside
Station for booking. The vehicle registration showed it belonged to a bank in
Chula Vista California. It was not registered as stolen. Report number:
170546841
11:15pm 4100 blk Mission St Warrant
Ingleside
officers Archilla and Barajas were on routine patrol when they decided to visit
an address where there had been several arrests for illegal activity. Inside
they found a man they recognized from previous police contacts. A records check
revealed a felony warrant for his arrest out of San Mateo County. He was placed
in custody and transported to Ingleside Station of booking. Report number:
170543994
Serious Incidents:
6:00pm
Mission/Ottawa Sts
Terrorist Threats
A man walked into Ingleside Station and told officer Labson he
wanted to make a report. He told the officer that a man who he suspected of
taking a laptop belonging to his son last week approached his three children
outside of McDonalds on this day, brandished a gun, and threatened his
children. The children ran home and told him what happened. Report number:
170543568
6:10pm 700 blk Moultrie St Robbery
Another man walked into Ingleside Station to report a robbery.
The victim told officer Anton
-Buzzard that he was
standing on the steps to his home, looking at his phone, when a suspect got out
of a vehicle, holding a gun. The suspect racked a round into the chamber of the
gun and walked up to the victim demanding his property. Fearing for his life,
the victim surrendered his backpack containing identification along with his
phone. The suspect then ran back to the car, which sped away. Report number:
170543358
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
1:00am Brewster/Faith
St Hit
& run collision
1:47am 200
blk Laidley St Theft
from vehicle
9:45am Brazil
Ave/Mansell St Theft
from vehicle
10:00am 200
blk Ney St Hit
& run collision
10:29am Cotter
St/San Jose Ave Theft
from vehicle
11:39am 100
blk Bella Vista Wy Theft
from vehicle
11:45am Delano/Ocean
Ave Stolen
vehicle
2:50pm Mission
St/Amazon Ave Theft
from vehicle
4:00pm 100
blk Cotter St Theft
from vehicle
4:15pm 400
blk Franconia St Burglary
6:30pm 300
blk Park St Theft
6:20pm 500
blk Paris St Recovered
vehicle
