Incident Date:
Tuesday,
February 6th, 2018
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Arrests:
12:10pm Mission & Godeus Malicious Mischief Vandalism
A Muni bus driver heard a sound, even for a seasoned Muni
employee, he probably never heard before. He looked in the interior rear view
mirror and saw a passenger, sitting in the rear of the coach, hitting the right
rear passenger side window several times with his elbow. The suspect then stood
up and, with one swift kick, shattered that same window. The suspect then
exited the bus and started walking north on Mission Street. Ingleside Officers
Ocreto, Tayliong, Dungca, Laoagan, Hornstein, and Calupad arrived within minutes
and placed the suspect under arrest. He was transported to the county jail and
booked for malicious mischief vandalism and for being intoxicated in public.
Report number: 180098666
2:57pm Sunnydale & Hahn Possession
of Firearm
Keen eyed Ingleside Officers Barajas, Seavey, and Jensen were
on routine patrol when they noticed something that didn’t match about the older
Nissan Altima traveling ahead of them. The registration had expired in June of
last year yet the tabs showed an expiration date of July 2018. The officers
stopped the vehicle and asked the driver and passenger for identification. They
both willingly complied with the officer’s request. The officers ran their
identities through the department’s computer system and the results showed the
passenger had a long arrest record. He was on probation with a search
conviction for “carjacking” and had been convicted of car theft and assault
with a deadly weapon. Inside the car was a loaded black semi-automatic firearm
hidden under the front seat. The officers also found a window punch and bolt
cutters used by thieves to break into vehicles. A quantity of marijuana was
also found inside the car. The passenger was placed in custody and taken to
Ingleside Station for booking. The driver was cited for the vehicle code
violation and released at the scene. Report number: 180099357
Serious
Incidents:
4:01pm Blythedale & Santos Evading A Police Officer
Officers
Barajas, Seavey, and Jensen were back on patrol after the above arrest when
they again used their keen sense of vision, along with some considerable luck,
to spot a woman wanted for attempted homicide. The woman, and a male passenger,
happened to drive by the officers on Blythedale Avenue. The trio of officers
radioed for backup and attempted to stop the suspect on Bayshore Blvd. Instead
of stopping, she took off at a high rate of speed through the streets, blowing
through red lights, and eventually on to southbound #280. The officers
broadcast a description of the vehicle and dispatch relayed the information to
surrounding jurisdictions, but the suspect was able to evade arrest by driving
away at a high rate of speed. Report number: 180099705
7:19pm Velasco & Kelloch Discharging
of a Firearm
The
sound of several rapid gunshots startled Ingleside Officers Johnson and Naser
while on patrol. They notified dispatch about hearing the gunshots and searched
the area but were unable to find any shell casings, witnesses, or victims.
Report number: 181001883
10:00pm 5000 Blk. of Mission Discharging
of a Firearm
Another
report of “shots fired” prompted dispatch to send Ingleside Officers Govindbhai
and Cortez-Cendejas to investigate. When they arrived on scene they found a
victim who told the officers that he woke up to a large “bang”. When he looked
around his bedroom he found a small hole in a window and a curtain. The
officers could not determine the source of the damages. Report number:
180100744
11:19pm 1600 Blk. Dolores Arson
A bar
patron, angry about being kicked out of the drinking establishment, attempted
to set the place on fire. The alert bartender told Ingleside Officer Parker
that other patrons smelled smoke and he, the bartender, quickly ran outside and
doused the flames with water. The intoxicated woman had earlier placed two
wooden shingles against the building and used a cigarette to start the blaze. The
woman then boarded a ride sharing vehicle which sped away. The station
investigators are using surveillance video to help identify the suspect. Report
number: 180100647
