Arrests:
12:10pm 4600 Blk. Mission Warrants
A
business owner called police saying a woman, who had previously burglarized his
business, was outside on the sidewalk harassing passersby. Ingleside Officers
Alexander and Peralta responded and detained the suspect. A records check
revealed the suspect was wanted on a $75,000 warrant for burglary and theft. A
check of her clothing revealed a narcotics pipe used to smoke narcotics. She
was transported to Ingleside Station and booked for the warrants and the
possession of narcotics paraphernalia. Report number: 170827481
4:14pm Silver & Congdon Battery
A
fight on a # 44 Muni bus resulted in serious injuries for one woman victim and
arrests for two attackers. Witnesses and the victim told Ingleside Officers Smith,
Labson, Garza, Johnson, Lok, Hoang, and Li that a two women got into a verbal
dispute on a Muni coach. Suddenly one woman punched the other woman in the face
and the attacker, along with three friends, pulled the victim off the bus by
her hair. But the assault didn’t stop there. Once off the bus, another attacker
kicked the victim several times in her stomach before running away. The
officers arrived soon thereafter and found the victim in considerable pain and
extremely upset. They summoned an ambulance. Meanwhile, a witness showed the
officers cell phone video of the attackers. He also told the officers that the
four women suspects had boarded a #44 Muni bus that was heading back to the
scene of the crime. The officers stopped the bus at Silver and Naples and told
the driver to keep the doors closed. They went into the bus and, using the
description of the witnesses, detained four women. They brought the suspects to
the ambulance where the victim was being treated and she pointed out two of the
women as her attackers. The two were transported to the Juvenile Justice Center
for booking. The other two were released to their parents. The victim was
transported to St. Luke’s Hospital for treatment. Report number: 170828332
4:32pm 1100 Blk. Crescent Aggravated
Assault
A
dispute over an RV cover sent one man to the hospital and another to jail. It
all started when the victim took the cover from an RV and started walking away.
But the occupier of the RV exited and started hitting the victim with an
aluminum baseball bat. The victim sustained contusions and lacerations to his
leg and head and a broken thumb. Ingleside Officers Kikuchi and Bailey arrived
and arrested the suspect for aggravated assault. The victim was taken to San
Francisco General for treatment of his injuries. Report number: 170828439
11:16pm 100 Blk. Ellert D.U.I
A
report of a woman driver hitting parked cars and a tree prompted dispatch to
send Ingleside Officers Kikuchi, Bailey, Zhao, and Fogarty to investigate. When
they arrived on scene they found the suspect’s car half way on the sidewalk and
half on the street. She was given battery of roadside sobriety tests and failed
them all. She was arrested and driven to Mission Station where a phlebotomist
drew a sample for testing. After the blood draw, she was transported to the
county jail and booked for DUI. Report number: 170829625
Serious
Incidents:
3:45pm 1300 Blk. Goettingen Hot
Prowl Burglary
A
homeowner, in his first floor bedroom, heard loud noises coming from the front
of the house. He went to his closed bedroom door and listened for three minutes
to the unusual noises coming from the front of his home. He didn’t call police.
Instead, he opened the door and found three masked and gloved suspects, one
holding a hammer and another holding a crowbar, standing near the stairs to the
second floor. When the suspects saw the homeowner, they ran and grabbed him by
the neck dragging him through the home while they ransacked each room looking
for valuables. The victim told the officers the suspects several times made
threatening statements including to kill him with the crowbar and hitting him
in the stomach with the hammer. At one point, each of the suspects strangled
him with their hands almost to the point of losing consciousness. One of the suspects kicked him in the right
hip. Finally the three suspects ran out of the home and got into an older car,
with paper plates that sped away. The victim then ran to a neighbor’s home to
call police. Ingleside Officers Mora, Fitzpatrick, Williams, and Camarra
arrived shortly thereafter and secured the home. They determined the front gate
and door had been pried open and they also recovered the hammer used in the
attack. They canvassed the neighborhood for witnesses and video surveillance
cameras which revealed some important evidence. Paramedics treated the victim
at the scene for his injuries. Report number: 170828285
11:35pm Excelsior & Paris Attempted Robbery
A man
walking down the street after leaving a nearby bar was suddenly approached from
behind by two unknown men. One of the men struck the victim on the forehead
with an unknown weapon causing a laceration. The suspects unsuccessfully tried
to take a necklace from the victim. They also attempted to push the victim to
the ground, but the victim escaped and ran to Excelsior and Mission and called
police. Ingleside Officers Sherry and Govindbhai arrived on scene and summoned
medical help. The victim was transported to St. Luke’s Hospital while the
officers, joined by other Ingleside units, scoured the area for the suspects.
Report number:170829603
Vehicle and
Other Incidents:
06:00am 50 Phelan Ave. Assault
07:00am 100 Blk Miguel Stolen Vehicle
08:30am Massasoit/Franconia Stolen Vehicle
09:30am 400 Blk Rolph Vandalism to Vehicle
09:45am Mission/Persia Warrant Arrest
11:24am 5500 Blk Diamond Heights Recovered Vehicle
12:47pm Unit Blk Florentine False Vehicle Registration
02:00pm Unit Blk Wilder Fraud
04:04pm Seneca/Mission Traffic Collision
04:45pm Sgt John Young/San Jose Theft
06:10pm Alemany/Naglee Traffic Collision
08:00pm San Jose/Capistrano Stolen Vehicle
10:00pm Onondaga/Alemany Stolen Vehicle
10:15pm Unit Blk John F Shelly Recovered Vehicle
