Incident Date:
Wednesday,
February 7th, 2018
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Arrests:
3:14pm 300 Blk. London Stolen Vehicle
Ingleside Officers Dungca and Calupad were on routine patrol
when they noticed something “off” about the Honda ahead of them while
travelling on Mission Street. The tabs had expired in 2017. The officers
decided to run a records check, which revealed that the older Honda had been
reported stolen out of Oakland. Officers Dundca and Calupad followed the car
while radioing for backup. The suspect was stopped and arrested in the 300
block of London and Ingleside Officers Ocreto, Endo, Chan, and Tayliong
assisted with the arrest of the unlicensed driver. Report number: 180102091
Serious
Incidents:
1:20am 4700 Blk. Mission Aggravated
Assault
An
intoxicated male customer entered a bar and “spit” on a woman patron, which in
turn led to a beat down outside the bar. Witnesses told Ingleside Officers
Crotez and Govindbhai that the drunk man walked into the bar and, for an
unknown reason, yelled at customers before spitting at the woman. Three male
customers then punched and kicked the suspect before fleeing. The victim
declined medical attention and told the officers he didn’t know his attackers.
Report number: 180100794
4:00pm 200 Blk. Silver Fire
Ingleside
Officers Marshall and Park responded to what may be one of the more bizarre
calls for service in their careers. Dispatch sent the officers to a home to
investigate the cause of a suspicious fire. When the officers arrived SFFD
personnel had already extinguished the blaze. The homeowner told the officers
that she left her home about 3pm and returned about an hour later. When she
entered the home it was full of smoke. She called 911 and went outside to wait
for the arrival of the fire department. Fire personnel told the officers that
the blaze was started when sunlight, streaming through a window, focused on a
crystal ball lying on the bed in an unoccupied bedroom. The focus beam of light
from the crystal ball ignited the mattress which was quickly extinguished by
fire department personnel. No other areas of the home were damaged by the fire.
Report number: 180102314
6:23pm Lisbon & Brazil Robbery
A woman
and her boyfriend walking south on Lisbon Street were suddenly approached by an
unknown man who jumped out of a passing car. The suspect grabbed the woman’s
backpack from her shoulder and then ran back to the car, which sped away. The
woman said her stolen backpack contained her cell phone. Report number:
180102869
7:10pm Unit Blk. Campbell Discharging of a Firearm
A
call of “shots fired” prompted dispatch to send Ingleside Officers Johnson,
Hopkins, Vallimont, and Peregrina to investigate. When they arrived the victim
told the officers she was in her garage when she heard four to five shots
outside her home. She became nervous when she heard the bullets ricocheting off
her garage door. She ran upstairs and called police. The officers contacted
nearby neighbors. One neighbor told the officers his jeep was hit by the
gunfire damaging a passenger door, roof, and right rear fender. Another
neighbor said his infinity had bullet holes in the front windshield and rear
window. The officers also found several fired bullets near the first victim’s
garage door. Report number: 180102944
9:00pm Unit Blk. Valerton Ct. Hot
Prowl Burglary
A
resident exited his downstairs room and found the garage door open and the
home’s front gate open. He closed both and then searched through the downstairs
and upstairs and found nothing missing. He went back to bed and slept until
9am. He told Ingleside Officers Prieto and Lim that his father went outside
that morning and found the front gate damaged. Both residents later discovered
a backpack containing office supplies missing. Report number: 180104401
9:19pm Sunnydale & Persia Aggravated
Assault
A
woman called police to report a shooting. Ingleside Officers Parker, Demkowski,
Cortez, and several other units responded to the scene and found the victim
suffering from gunshot wounds to the neck and face. Medical personnel quickly
rushed him to San Francisco General Hospital where he remains in critical
condition. Officers searched the nearby area and found a Chevy Suburban,
belonging to the victim, with the engine running and bullet holes through the
driver’s window and blood throughout the interior. A bullet casing was also
found inside. The case is still on going. Report number: 180103215
