Wednesday, February 21, 2018

Feb. 15, 2018

                  Incident Date:
              Thursday, February 15th, 2018


The next Ingleside Community meeting will be held at the Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center located at 515 Cortland Avenue on Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 6 p.m. There will be light refreshments available to those who come to the meeting.  All are welcome to attend. Note the time change to this particular meeting.

                                               We hope to see you all there!         



Please Note: As previously stated, Ingleside Station will be phasing out our old newsletter in the next couple weeks. Ingleside will continue to provide important information to you, our devoted readers, through our new newsletter, which will be published weekly.

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Arrests:

2:00pm       5100 Blk. Mission                    Terrorist Threats
A customer became angry when a clerk at a store refused to cash his check. The clerk said the check was “invalid” and the customer threatened several times to shoot the clerk if she didn’t cash the check. Ingleside Officers Espinoza, Glover, Archilla, Mora, and Sgt. Lau responded and arrested the suspect for terrorist threats. The officers did not find any firearm or other weapon on him. The suspect was booked accordingly at Ingleside Station. Report number: 180124095



Serious Incidents:


2:30am       1500 Blk. Diamond                  Hot Prowl Burglary
A woman, her husband, children, and the woman’s family went out to dinner at an expensive restaurant in the Fillmore District. When she returned home later that night she discovered her house keys missing. She used her father’s key to enter the home and called the restaurant to see if they found her keys. They hadn’t. She told Ingleside Officer Rodriguez that early the next morning her father was awakened by the sound of banging on the front door. He told the officers he looked out and saw a flashlight in the hallway. He quickly got out of bed and noticed the front door was open. Later, the family discovered that a puffy vest belonging to one of the daughters was missing along with an IPad, IPad case, and earphones. Report number: 180125902


12:47pm     Unit Blk. El Verano                 Investigative Detention
Alert neighbors and an alert police officer may have prevented a home or vehicle burglary. It began when Ingleside Officer Rodriguez was patrolling and on the lookout for suspicious vehicles and traffic violators. Officer Rodriguez spotted a newer Honda Civic, with four occupants, and paper license plates attached to the vehicle. Rodriguez followed the Honda and watched as the driver parked on the unit block of El Verano Way. Soon, thereafter, three occupants of the Honda, wearing white t-shirts, exited the car and started walking through the neighborhood. Officer Rodriguez broadcast a description of the car and the occupants and soon, thereafter, Ingleside Sgt. Faye, Officer Ocreto, Officer Wong, and Ingleside Captain Hart arrived on scene. The three suspects were detained in the area along with the fourth man who was found in the driver’s seat of the Honda. The Honda was registered to a Vallejo address. Several neighbors told the officers that they observed the suspects walking through the neighborhood and were concerned they were casing the area looking for homes or cars to burglarize. All four subjects were identified and released at the scene and the driver was cited for a vehicle code violation. Report number: 180123257


8:27pm       Ocean & Cayuga                     Robbery
A woman entering a Muni bus felt a violent tug on her backpack. The tug pulled her backwards as the suspect gained control of the backpack. He turned and ran away with the victim in pursuit. She told Ingleside Officer Thomas and Sgt. Ly that the suspect got into a blue car, which sped west toward San Jose Avenue. The loss, besides the backpack, was a small amount of cash. Report number: 180124841




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