Incident Date:
Tuesday,
January 9th, 2018
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Arrests:
There are no arrests to
report
Serious
Incidents:
12:11am Monterey & Baden Fire
Ingleside
Officer George responded to what turned out to be a false alarm about gunshots
in the neighborhood and instead found a fully engulfed recreational vehicle.
The fire was intense enough that, in addition to notifying dispatch to send
fire units, Officer Castro, with help from his Ingleside colleagues, evacuated
several nearby residents from their homes. San Francisco Fire units
extinguished the blaze and the owner of the RV was taken to San Francisco
General Hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. The owner told officers
that he had recently purchased the RV on Craigslist and was having problems
with gas lines in the engine compartment. Report number: 180021736
3:30am 1600 Blk. Alemany Hot
Prowl Burglary
A
woman was woken up by her mother in the middle of the night and told her someone
left the kitchen light on. The daughter went to the kitchen and discovered the
kitchen window open and the curtain rod for the window lying on top of the
refrigerator. The door from the kitchen to the garage was also open. She told
Ingleside Officers George, Parker, Lozano, McCall and Stoffel that, in the
garage, she found her garage door open and the doors and trunks of their two
parked car in the garage also open. Items were missing from both vehicles. The
officers determined that the burglar or burglars entered the home through the
kitchen window and exited through the garage door. Report number: 180021899
1:53pm Cortland & Andover Theft
A
victim of a car burglary recovered his property after a violent struggle with
two suspects. The victim told Ingleside Officer Wong and Sgt. Kumli that he was
walking back to a grocery store parking lot carrying food items, when he heard
the sound of breaking glass. When he entered the parking lot he saw one man
near his car and another suspect sitting in a parked Chevrolet Malibu. The
right front passenger window of the victim’s car was broken and the suspect
near his car was holding the victim’s laptop computer. The victim ran up and
fought to get back his computer with the first suspect and a short time later
with the second suspect. During the struggle, one of the suspects dropped the
computer and both then ran to the Malibu, which escaped down Andover Street.
The victim was able to give the officers a license plate number for the Malibu.
However, the plate turned out to be stolen. Report number: 180022966
