Incident Date:
Tuesday,
February 20th, 2018
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Arrests:
1:45pm 200 Blk. Addison Stolen Vehicle
We’ve written before about the likelihood that vehicles, with
paper license plates, are likely to be stolen or involved in some crime. The vehicle
code requires that all vehicles, not yet issued license plates, have a
temporary registration tag in the front windshield or rear window. On this day,
Ingleside Officers Peralta and Harper were on routine patrol when they spotted
an older Toyota Camry with paper plates and no visible temporary registration
tags. The officers noticed two men inside and a third talking to the occupants
next to the passenger window. Peralta and Harper approached the Toyota and
found the occupants smoking marijuana. A check of the Toyota’s registration
revealed it was reported stolen three days before. The driver was arrested and
transported to the Juvenile Justice Center and booked on charges of possession
of stolen property, possession of burglary tools, and for possession of
marijuana in a vehicle by juveniles. His passenger was released to his parents
and the third man was released at the scene. Report number: 180129716
Serious
Incidents:
1:40am Mission & Silver Robbery
A man
waiting for a Muni bus to take him to work became suspicious of when a gray
four door Honda, with four occupants, suddenly made a U-Turn and stopped next
to the curb where he was standing. The victim told Ingleside Officers George
and Fogarty that a man got out of the passenger side of the Honda and grabbed
his backpack from his shoulder. The victim struggled with the suspect for
several seconds before the suspect punched the victim several times in the face
forcing him to relinquish control of the backpack. The suspect then got back
into the Honda which sped away. George and Fogarty noticed the victim was
bleeding from cuts to both hands which were probably caused by a weapon the
suspect used in the attack. The officers broadcast a description of the
attackers and their automobile and less than four hours later Mission units
stopped what they believe was the same car, with blood smears on the side, and
chased several occupants before detaining them. The officers towed the car to
impound and the occupants were released pending further investigation. Report
number: 180135224
8:00pm 700 Blk. Joost Hot Prowl Burglary
A
woman leaving for work in the morning went to her garage and noticed two
bicycles missing. The victim told Ingleside Officers Lim and Cvetovac that her
garage door was wide open. The officers inspected the garage door and noticed
the garage door frame and safety bar were damaged near the lock. The officers
also noticed a pry bar near the garage door. Report number: 180138159
9:15pm Unit Blk.
Stoneyford Robbery
A
woman suffered serious injuries during a particularly violent robbery. The
victim told Ingleside Officers Quinlan and Freed that she was unloading
groceries from her car in the driveway, with her purse in her arms, when and
unknown suspect came up from behind, grabbed her purse, and threw her to the
ground. The suspect then ran to a waiting vehicle, climbed into the passenger
door, and sped away. The victim was transported to Kaiser Hospital in South San
Francisco where physicians treated her for a dislocated shoulder, nerve damage
to her left arm, fractures to facial bones in her face, and a fractured tooth.
The loss was car keys, and IPad, and a book. Report number: 180137468
10:20pm 5500 Blk. Mission Robbery
A
suspect walked into a store, pointed a shotgun at a clerk, and demanded money.
The clerk didn’t think the suspect was “serious” and wouldn’t hand over the
money. The suspect then went to a second clerk using the same demands and this
clerk believed the seriousness of the confrontation and handed over the funds
from the cash register. Both clerks told Ingleside Officer Govindbhai the
suspect then escaped running eastbound on Guttenberg. Report number: 180137543
11:00pm 900 Blk. Geneva Robbery
A man
walked into Ingleside Station and told Police Services Aid Bruce that he had
been robbed a short while ago. The victim said he was walking down Geneva, near
Mission, when three men approached, one holding a knife. One of the three
punched the victim in the eye and then took the victim’s backpack before all
three escaped in an unknown direction. The loss was a small amount of cash
along with a debit card and identification. The victim later traveled to San
Francisco General Hospital for treatment of his wounds. Report number:
180139602
