Ingleside Station: December 2017

Friday, December 29, 2017

Dec. 25, 2017

Incident Date:

Monday, December 25^th, 2017

The next Ingleside Community meeting will be held in the Ingleside Police Station Community room on Tuesday, January 16, 2018 at 7p.m. There will be light refreshments available to those who come to the meeting. All are welcome to attend.

We hope to see you all there!

_{Ingleside Police District Illegal
Fireworks Hotline Established for New Year's Eve: 415-404-4002}

_{While 911, 415-553-0123, and 311
are still in place for emergencies, non-emergencies, and service requests,
Ingleside Station is staffing an illegal fireworks hotline during the hours of
1130PM to 0130AM. This number should NOT be used instead of 911 for
emergencies, but should be used if there is an identifiable location in the
Ingleside Police District (not simply the sounds of illegal fireworks) where illegal
fireworks are being used. Call 415-404-4002 with the location
and description and we will prioritize* a response. (*Prioritization
can always be impacted by unforeseen events and incidents where there
is an imminent threat to life which include, but are not limited
to: shootings, stabbings, and persons with firearms/knives).}

_Regards,

Arrests:

11:23am 4900 Blk. Mission Robbery

A couple exited a #43 Muni bus and walked northbound on Mission. The pair soon noticed another man following closely behind. Fearing for their safety, the victim’s walked into the Safeway parking lot where the suspect suddenly pulled out a pair of scissors, cut some of the woman victim’s hair, and placed the blade of the scissors against the woman victim’s neck while demanding her cell phone. Her male companion ran into Safeway and asked a security officer to call police. Ingleside Officers Naser, Chan, Lau, and Peralta arrived, soon thereafter. A witness told the officers that she tailed the suspect to Seneca and Mission. Officer Peralta found the suspect there, along with the victim’s cell phone, and placed him in custody. He appeared to be in an altered mental state and was taken by ambulance to San Francisco General Hospital for evaluation. He was later booked at the County Jail for aggravated assault, robbery, and other crimes. Report number: 171039887

Serious Incidents:

1:00am 200 Blk. Prospect Fire

A man woke up Christmas morning to the sound of fireworks outside his home. He looked outside and saw the front of his house on fire. He quickly woke up his wife and two sons and they exited the home while calling 911. Soon, thereafter, initial San Francisco Fire Units arrived and called in a second alarm. Neighbors were woken up and evacuated from their homes. Ingleside Sgt. Turner, Lyons, and Officers Phillips, Fogarty and Zhao also arrived to provide support and control of the scene. After extinguishing the blaze, fire department personnel discovered several burned vehicles inside one of the homes. The Fire Department Arson Squad is investigating the blaze. Report number: 171039382

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Dec. 24, 2017

Incident Date:

Sunday, December 24^th, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

_{Ingleside Police District Illegal
Fireworks Hotline Established for New Year's Eve: 415-404-4002}

_Regards,

Arrests:

2:18am Niagara & San Jose Resisting

A report of a fight prompted dispatch to send Ingleside Officers Hardy and Thomas to the scene of the confrontation. Witnesses told dispatch that a man was slapping two women, one of whom was in the driver’s seat of a parked car. The officers arrived to find the inebriated suspect standing near the car and the two victims. He started walking away and refused the officers commands to stop. After a struggle, the suspect was subdued and arrested for resisting arrest and public drunkenness. Report number: 171037568

Serious Incidents:

3:10pm 5900 Blk. Mission Robbery

A laundromat owner called police to report a theft. He told Ingleside Officers Naser and Lau that a man walked in and took customers clothes and then ran out of the facility. The owner chased the suspect and confronted him at the nearby gas station. But, the suspect took out a hammer and threatened to hit the victim if he didn’t leave him alone. The suspect then continued to run northbound on Mission and the victim returned to his laundromat and called police. The loss was about $400 worth of customer’s clothes. Report number: 171038538

3:57pm 5200 Blk. Diamond Heights Robbery

A shopper was suddenly confronted by a robber, who slapped the victim’s wallet from his hand and ran to a waiting Dodge Charger. The victim told Ingleside Officers Camarra and Zandandel that he attempted to stop the theft by grabbing the wallet, but instead fell to the ground while the suspects escaped. The loss was $400 in cash, a driver’s license, and credit cards. Report number: 171038588

8:53pm 100 Blk. Topaz Robbery

A last minute shopping trip, coupled with some bad decisions, almost caused a man to lose his life on Christmas Eve. The victim told Ingleside Officers Quinlan and Rosales-Renteria that he met an unknown woman while shopping at Tanforan Mall in San Bruno. The pair agreed to do more shopping and traveled to Toys-R-Us in Colma in the woman’s BMW. After shopping, the woman said she wanted to pick up her brother and his girlfriend at an unknown location in San Francisco. The four drove aimlessly around the City finally ending up on the 100 block of Topaz Way where they were supposed to meet a friend of the suspects for beers. When the victim exited the BMW he heard one of the suspects chamber a round in a handgun. The suspect pointed the gun at the victim while one of the other suspects went through the victim’s pockets taking cash, a cell phone, and earphones. When the suspect lowered the gun the victim took off running and said he heard a gunshot during his escape. The suspects re-entered the BMW and drove away in an unknown direction. Report number: 171039069

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Thursday, December 28, 2017

Dec. 23, 2017

Incident Date:

Saturday, December 23^rd, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Arrests:

4:11am Powhattan & Nebraska Burglary

Ingleside Officers Zhao and Fogarty were dispatched to a construction site to investigate a possible burglary involving three suspects driving a U Haul van. It was the same address where, two days before, officers were sent to investigate another burglary. When they arrived the suspects, in a rental van were gone, and the site was open. Soon, thereafter, Ingleside Officers Urai, Mroz, and Cagney had stopped the van at Folsom and Tomkins Streets. The officers found numerous burglary and other tools along with two black masks. After interviews, the driver of the van was arrested for burglary, possession of burglary tools, and other crimes and transported to Ingleside Station for booking. The two passengers were released at the scene. Report number: 171029286

1:50pm 1 Sgt. John Young Drive Investigative Detention

A San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department employee called police to report two students threatening him at the restroom adjacent to Ingleside Station. Ingleside Officers Ocreto, Piper, Zandanel, and Peralta arrived and talked to the Park Dept. employee who claimed that he found two students smoking marijuana in the bathroom. When he said he was going to call police, one of the two threatened to hit the employee. The officers found the two students at a picnic table in the park. Both students claimed they didn’t threaten the Park employee, but did acknowledge having and smoking marijuana in the bathroom. One of the students was cited for possession of marijuana and released to his parents. The other was released at the scene. Report number: 171036366

Serious Incidents:

7:20pm Unit Blk. Niagara Shots Fired

Ingleside Officers Archilla and Lustenberger were dispatched to a report of “shots fired” and arrived to find no suspects. But, they did find six 9mm bullet casings in the unit block of Niagara. The officers viewed security camera video from buildings in the area and saw pictures of several possible suspects along with a vehicle possibly related to the crime. Report number: 171037007

8:50pm Bayshore & Sunnydale Robbery

A man waiting for the bus was violently attacked by two unknown suspects. The victim told Ingleside Officers Hoge and Wong the suspects punched him in the face knocking two teeth out of his mouth. The suspects then grabbed the victim’s cell phone and escaped in an unknown direction. The victim was treated at the scene by medical personnel. Report number: 171037132

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Dec. 22, 2017

Incident Date:

Friday, December 22^nd, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Arrests:

2:15pm 300 Blk. Flood D.U.I

Ingleside Officers Park and Watts were dispatched to a report of a vehicle accident involving a truck and a light pole. When they arrived they found the truck up on the curb next to the pole and the truck driver inside an ambulance being treated for his injuries. The officers noticed his breath smelled of alcohol and his speech was slurred. He was unable to perform the roadside sobriety test because of his injuries. He declined the officer’s request for a blood or breath alcohol test. Park and Watts requested and were granted a warrant for a blood test which was conducted at San Francisco General Hospital where the victim was being treated for his injuries. After the test he was cited for the DUI. Report number: 171033447

Serious Incidents:

12:50am Bernal Heights & Ellsworth Robbery

A motorcyclist driving on Bernal Heights Blvd. was suddenly confronted by three men who ran out on the road in front of him. The victim told Ingleside Officer Mroz that one of the suspects demanded his wallet several times. When the victim didn’t comply with the request, the three suspects pulled him off the motorcycle and punched him several times on his body. The victim lost his wallet to the suspects but did break free to run home and call police. Report number: 171032132

8:00pm 1700 Blk. Visitacion Shots Fired

A report of “shots fired” prompted dispatch to send Ingleside Officers Siracusa and Scott to investigate. While nearing the scene a witness yelled at the officers “a white Camaro”, which Siracusa and Scott rebroadcast as a vehicle possibly involved in the incident. At the Muni turnaround on Visitacion the officers recovered several shell casings in the area. Report number: 171034354

10:22pm 600 Blk. Monterey Robbery

A Safeway employee noticed a suspect who had previously stolen other items enter the store and again grab products and attempt to leave without paying. The employee told Ingleside Officers Hardy and Thomas when they tried to stop the suspect he grabbed a kitchen knife from a display, tore off it’s wrapping, and threatened to stab him and other employees if they prevented him from leaving. The store employees wisely let the suspect leave and called police. Report number: 171034815

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Wednesday, December 27, 2017

Dec. 21, 2017

Incident Date:

Thursday, December 21^st, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Arrests:

10:40am 1000 Blk. Ocean Firearm

A 2015 Ford Focus with tinting covering all windows caught the attention of Ingleside Officers Cuadro and Lucia. The California Vehicle Code prohibits the aftermarket tinting of the windshield and driver’s and front passenger’s window. The officers followed the Ford as it drove on Granada to Holloway where it blew through a stop sign. Then the driver traveled back to Ocean Avenue where the officers stopped the vehicle. When they approached the car the officers could smell marijuana. A search turned up almost five grams of marijuana along with a fully loaded .45 caliber Glock handgun hidden under the front passenger seat. The gun and marijuana were seized and the car released to its owner. The driver was arrested and charged with illegal possession of a firearm, marijuana offense, and traffic violations. Report number: 171029850

7:45pm 100 Blk. Garrison Warrants

Ingleside Officers Hardy and Thomas were on routine patrol when they spotted a car parked in an area where there had been several other felony reports. The older Honda Prelude’s registration had expired more than two years ago. The officers exited their patrol car and approached the Honda just as the driver exited the vehicle. A computer check revealed he was wanted on a $75,000 warrant out of San Bernardino County. He was placed in custody, but not without a struggle. The suspect was driven to Ingleside Station and booked for the outstanding warrant. Report number: 171031560

Serious Incidents:

7:45am 50 Phelan Avenue Robbery

A BART passenger, walking to City College, was robbed of her IPhone 10. The victim told Police Services Aide Dugan at Ingleside Station, that she was traveling on the Ocean Avenue walkway toward northbound Ocean Avenue, checking her messages, when an unknown man approached from behind and grabbed her phone before running away. Shortly, after the theft, the victim traced her phone to Pine and Hyde Streets before the device was turned off. Report number: 171030324

9:19Am 1600 Blk. Felton Hot Prowl Burglary

A homeowner called police after confronting a burglar inside his home. The victim told Ingleside Officers Prieto, Clayton, Gomez, Chang, and Salazar that he heard banging noises coming from his front door and went downstairs to see someone breaking into his home. The resident ran back upstairs, retrieved a baseball bat, and ran back downstairs to find the front door broken in and a ski masked suspect standing there with a baseball bat. When the suspect saw the homeowner, he quickly turned around, and ran away eastbound on Felton toward Harvard Street. The homeowner ran upstairs and called police. The officers searched the area for the suspect without success. Report number: 171029480

2:39pm 5000 Blk. Mission Aggravated Assault

A citizen called police to report a scary confrontation with another motorist. The victim told Ingleside Officers Watts and Park he was driving northbound on Mission when he noticed a car tailgating him. The victim pulled into a bus stop as the tailing car pulled next to him and stopped. He told the officers a man got out of the passenger side of the car and went to the trunk, pulled out a black semi-automatic handgun, and said, “What’s Up”? The suspect then closed the trunk, got back in the car, which drove away. The victim drove a few blocks on Mission and called police. Report number: 171030562

5:15pm Goettingen & Bacon Evading Police

Ingleside Officers Lustenberger and Archilla were on routine patrol when they spotted a wanted felon driving eastbound on Avalon near Naples. The officers called for backup and followed the vehicle as it traveled throughout the Excelsior until Bayview Lieutenant Perdomo and Officer Wasserman joined them and fell in behind the suspect. The officers activated their red light and siren at Bacon and Gottingen, but the suspect failed to yield and took off at a high rate of speed through several nearby streets. In the interest of public safety, the officers terminated their pursuit and broadcast a description of the vehicle and suspect city wide. Report number: 171031059

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Dec. 20, 2017

Incident Date:

Wednesday, December 20^th, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Arrests:

4:43pm 200 Blk. Ottawa Stolen Vehicle

We’ve mentioned several times before that older Honda’s are the car of choice for many thieves. Two Ingleside officers, Scott and Anton, with high awareness of this fact were on routine patrol when they were sent to Ottawa Street, near the BART tracks, where callers told dispatch that occupants of an older Honda were trying to pick the lock on a gate leading to the BART tracks. The officers arrived and noticed the Honda with a driver and three passengers parked at the gate. The Honda had been reported stolen and the officers noticed that one of its windows was smashed. Scott and Anton requested backup and, when help arrived, removed the four young occupants from the car. The driver, was placed in custody and cited then released. The other three occupants were released to their parents. Report number: 171017413

Serious Incidents:

There are no serious incidents to report.

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Tuesday, December 26, 2017

Dec. 19, 2017

Incident Date:

Tuesday, December 19^th, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Arrests:

9:45am 200 Blk. Evelyn Way Vehicle Burglary

It’s no secret that car burglaries have risen to high levels throughout the City and, in response, Ingleside Station’s command staff have committed significant resources to combating this crime. On this date, a car owner left his home, walked toward his parked car nearby, and noticed a man, wearing a black ski mask, peeking around the back of his car. Suddenly, the suspect who was holding a brown box, jumped into an older Volkswagen with paper plates and sped away. The victim walked to his car and noticed a back window broken and items, including the brown box, missing. He called police and fortunately, the suspect, driving the Volkswagen, was soon spotted and stopped by Ingleside Sgt. Anderson, along with Officers Jensen, Klaib, and Ferraresi at Monterey and Ridgewood. The victim was driven to the scene and identified the car and its driver as the suspect in the auto burglary. The victim’s brown box, containing Christmas presents, was found in the car along with burglary tools and a ski mask. The suspect was arrested for auto burglary and driven to Ingleside Station for booking. Report number: 171023711

Serious Incidents:

12:41am Moscow & France Robbery w/Gun

A man standing on the corner was suddenly approached by a suspect wearing a hoodie. The suspect surprised the victim by producing a black firearm and asking him for his valuables. The victim told Ingleside Officers Zhao and Wong that he surrendered his wallet containing cash, bank cards, cell phone, and his California ID. The suspect then ran away west bound on France Street. Report number: 171023153

1:50pm Avalon & Naples Attempted Robbery

A 17year old young man was suddenly confronted by a suspect who wanted his backpack. The victim told Ingleside Officer Espinoza that he was walking eastbound on Avalon nearing Naples when he noticed a man walking toward him. As he neared the suspect said, “Hey buddy, make it easy for you, give up your backpack”. The suspect then grabbed the victim’s arm and, with his other hand, attempted to remove the victim’s backpack from his body. The agitated and frightened victim kept his backpack, telling the suspect, “There’s nothing in it”. But the suspect was determined to get the victim’s property, “Buddy, I don’t want to hurt you, give up the backpack”. The victim resisted and the suspect, looking around, appeared to be worried that a passersby would notice the confrontation. Giving up, the suspect fled westbound on Avalon toward Edinburgh. Report number: 171025240

9:19pm 3300 Blk. Mission Robbery

Ingleside Officers Parker and Stoffel were dispatched to the Safeway Store to investigate a robbery. When they arrived, they found a Safeway security officer sitting outside the store flushing his eyes with water. The employee told the officers that a short time before he noticed three young women enter the store carrying empty shopping bags. Soon, thereafter, they tried to leave the store with full shopping bags without paying. When the victim attempted to block their escape, the suspect shot pepper spray in the Security officer’s eyes. The three suspects then fled the store. Report number: 171025654

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Dec. 18, 2017

Incident Date:

Monday, December 18^th, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Arrests:

There are no arrests to report.

Serious Incidents:

7:00am Unit Blk. Justin Battery

A man heard the sound of glass breaking outside his home and walked outside to find an unknown man unloading trash from his pickup truck onto the victim’s sidewalk. The victim told Ingleside Officers Thompson, Dang, and Phillips that he told the suspect to “get your stuff”. The suspect said it wasn’t his “stuff” and grabbed the victim by the sweatshirt and threw him to the ground. The victim then ran inside to call police. He told the officers that he went back outside after the call and found the suspect had picked up a lot of the trash from the sidewalk before driving away. Report number: 171020416

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Friday, December 22, 2017

Dec. 17, 2017

Incident Date:

Sunday, December 17^th, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Safe Shopper 2017 - Holiday Season Safety Tips

During this holiday season, the San Francisco Police Department will be working to enhance safety for residents, visitors and shoppers. There will be increased foot patrols in shopping areas throughout the city, including the horse/mounted unit, plainclothes officers and traffic enforcement.

“The men and women of the San Francisco Police Department wish everyone a safe and joyful holiday season,” said Chief William Scott. “Whether you’re shopping for gifts or going about your daily routine, it’s important to remain careful and aware to prevent theft. Follow our tips to help keep you and your belongings safe.”

• Stay alert when using electronic devices. Limit your distractions.

• Always be alert to your surroundings and have your keys in your hand as you approach your vehicle.

• Park Smart: Help avoid vehicle break-ins, leave nothing visible in your car. Consider moving your vehicle to a different location each time you load packages in the trunk. Try to use parking lots where there are parking attendants.

• Keep your wallet in a hard-to-reach place and carry only the cash and credit cards that you will need to complete your shopping.

• If someone demands your purse, wallet, or packages, surrender them, make note of the suspect’s description and direction they flee and call 911. Property can be replaced.

• If you see something, say something. If you witness criminal activity or see something or someone suspicious, flag down a police officer, call 911 or contact security.

• Use 311 to report auto burglaries.

• Shop with a companion, especially after dark, whenever possible.

• Shield your PIN when using ATMs or other electronic devices in public.

Please report criminal activity to police immediately. Additional personal safety tips are available at sanfranciscopolice.org/safeshopper or from San Francisco Safety Awareness for Everyone (SAFE) at sfsafe.org.

Arrests:

There are no arrests to report.

Serious Incidents:

2:40am Huron & Laura Armed Robbery

A husband and wife, sitting in their car talking, were robbed of their belongings. The victims told Ingleside Officers Demkowski and George that two suspects, one with a weapon, walked up to both sides of the car and demanded their property. The victim’s surrendered wallets and cell phones and the suspects fled in an unknown direction. Report number: 171017855

10:30pm Cortland & Elsie Robbery

Ingleside Officers Zhao and Fogarty responded to a report of a street robbery. The victim told the officers that he was walking on Cortland near Mission and stopped at the intersection of Elsie and Cortland. Suddenly, two men approached from behind, grabbed his arms, and demanded “everything in your pockets”. The victim surrendered his wallet containing cash. One of the suspects removed the cash before handing the wallet back to the victim. The two then ran away on Elsie and entered a late model Honda Civic that sped away. Report number: 171020018

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Dec. 16, 2017

Incident Date:

Saturday, December 16^th, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Arrests:

12:18pm 5900 Blk. Mission Aggravated Assault

Ingleside Officers Watts and Park were dispatched to a report of an assault at a car repair business. When the officers arrived they found the two shop employees with a story to tell about a woman and a spray can. The pair told the officers that a woman walked into the shop trying to sell some items. The workers asked her to leave at which time the woman started hitting the pair of employees. She also stepped on a tool on the floor and fell to the ground. The suspect then left the shop only to return a short time later. She grabbed an empty spray can and again attacked the pair and several vehicles under repair in the shop, causing approximately $3000 in damage. Watts and Park arrested the woman at the scene and transported her to Ingleside Station for booking. Report number: 17105906

Serious Incidents:

10:00pm 700 Blk. Moscow Robbery

A woman was robbed of her valuables while waiting for friends to finish a soccer match. The victim told Ingleside Officers Siracusa and Kikuchi that she was sitting in her locked car in the east parking lot when an unknown man tapped on the passenger side window and pointed a gun at her. The suspect stuck the gun through the window and demanded her backpack. Once he got her property he ran away towards Geneva Avenue. The loss was a cell phone, wallet, debit card, social security card, and a work permit. Report number: 171017407

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Dec. 15, 2017

Incident Date:

Friday, December 15^th, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

Arrests:

6:09pm 4400 Blk. Mission Attempted Robbery

A man walked into a restaurant and attempted to steal some tamales. The restaurant manager stopped the thief and instead gave him a free plate of food and told him to leave, which he did, but not for long. A short time later he re-entered the restaurant and again tried to take some tamales. He was again rebuffed, but instead of leaving he took a bottle of beer and threw the contents at the manager. He also screamed that he wanted money and tried to steal the manager’s shoulder bag while kicking her. Ingleside Officers Hardy and Thomas arrived and placed the suspect in custody, but not without a struggle. He was taken to Ingleside Station and booked for attempted robbery, resisting arrest, outstanding warrants, and a probation violation. Report number: 171014243

8:24pm 300 Blk. Schwerin Resisting Arrest

Numerous Ingleside units were dispatched to the scene of an assault. The caller said there were three suspects. Ingleside Officers Mullin and Salazar spotted three men, matching the descriptions of the suspects, at a nearby bus stop. They stopped to talk to the three men. Two agreed to talk to the officers and one didn’t. He took off running with both officers in pursuit. They finally caught up with him a few blocks away and placed him custody. He was taken to Ingleside Station and, after questioning, was found that he was not involved with the incident. He was cited for resisting and delaying a police officer and released at the Station. Report number: 171014516

Serious Incidents:

12:01am Unit Blk. 30^th Street Hot Prowl Burglary

A man awoke in the afternoon and found several messages from his bank about fraudulent charges on his credit cards. He called police when he noticed his front door open and his room in disarray. Ingleside Officer Peralta spoke to the victim who said he was out the evening before drinking at a nearby pub and doesn’t remember much after he returned home. Report number: 171013665

5:48pm 500 Block Precita Robbery

Three men, wearing ski masks, and carrying a semi-automatic rifle, ran into a liquor store, assaulted the clerk, and took a significant amount of cash. The victim told Ingleside Officers Quinlan and Rosales-Renteria, one of the suspect’s punched him in the face before forcing h[HAN1] im to open the register and take the day’s proceeds. The robbery took just minutes before the suspects exited the store and escaped in an unknown direction. Report number: 171014152

5:54pm Unit Blk. Teddy Hot Prowl Burglary

A man on the second floor of his home heard someone trying to break into his garage. The victim yelled “Hey”, and the victim heard the suspect sprinting away from the home. Ingleside Officer Park and Sgt. Riskin arrived and determined the suspect gained access to the home by breaking the door on a backyard fence gaining access to the rear door of the home. The victim said nothing was taken during the attempted burglary. Report number: 171014168

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Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Dec. 14, 2017

Incident Date:

Thursday, December 14^th, 2017

We hope to see you all there!

_{The San Francisco Police Department is continuously hiring for
Entry-Level Police Officers. If you know anyone who is interested in a career
in Law Enforcement please encourage them to apply. We have provided an email
below that you can forward to all interested candidates.}

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related questions. If you have any questions regarding the hiring
process please feel free to email us at Joinsfpd@sfgov.org or call one of the
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Arrests:

8:05pm Geneva & Vienna Aggravated Assault

A confrontation between a pedestrian and a driver morphed into an assault. The victim, the motorist, was driving down Geneva and was about to turn northbound onto Vienna Street when he noticed a man entering the crosswalk. The motorist stopped and the pedestrian yelled “slow down!” at the driver. Once the pedestrian safely crossed, the driver completed his turn only to hear a loud bang from the back of his car. He told Ingleside Officers Scott and Siracusa that he stopped his car and noticed damage to a rear fender. He also noticed the suspect waving a large stick at him. The suspect then tried to hit the victim several times with the stick before turning and fleeing into Crocker Park. The victim called police and Ingleside Officers Yu, Wise, Taylinog, Thomas, and Hardy arrested the suspect inside Crocker-Amazon Park. Report number: 171011584

Serious Incidents:

8:06pm 4900 Blk. Mission Robbery

A man walking down the stairs of Kenny Alley, near Mission Street, was suddenly confronted by two men. The victim told Ingleside Officers Quinlan and Rosales-Renteria that the suspects punched him on the back of the head knocking him to the ground. Once on the ground one suspect went through the victim’s pockets while the other held a gun to his face. The suspects took several hundred dollars in currency, a cell phone, and identification before fleeing north on Mission Street. Report number: 171011578

10:28pm 3300 Blk. Mission Robbery

A late `night shopping spree netted some snack food and important clues for the arrest of a pair of robbers. It started when Ingleside Officers Fogarty and Zhao were dispatched to the Safeway Store on the 3300 Block of Mission. When they arrived, the night manager told the officers that two suspects, who’ve stolen from the store before, walked in and went shopping. One of the suspects was carrying an empty cloth bag. The man and woman then showed up at the checkout line with several items that they paid for. However, the cloth bag was full of items they didn’t pay for. When the manager asked for them to pay for the stolen items, the suspects walked out of the store only to be confronted by a security officer. A struggle ensued between the officer and the robbers during which the bag and contents spilled on the ground. The suspects ran away and the security officer, along with store personnel, recovered some of the stolen items. They also recovered the woman robber’s purse containing her driver’s license, social security card, debit card, keys, earrings and miscellaneous papers. Store security video will also be viewed for additional evidence of the crime. Report number: 171012059

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