Incident Date:
Saturday,
July 18th, 2015
The next community meeting will be held at St. Aidan’s
Episcopal Church on Tuesday, August 18, 2015 at
7p.m. The church is located at 101 Gold Mine Drive cross of Diamond Heights Blvd.
Refreshments will be provided, please attend. Thank you.
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Arrests:
No Incidents to
Report.
Serious Incidents:
9:53pm 2600
Blk Bayshore Armed Robbery
Ingleside Officers Hart, Kikuchi, Thompson, Klaib, Dilag, Lustenberger,
and Sgt. O’Connor responded to a report of a particularly violent robbery at a
grocery store. The victim’s told the officers that one of the store employees
was removing trash out the front door when a suspect, holding a gun, approached
and asked for money. The suspect placed the employee in a choke hold and held a
gun to her head as he walked her into the store. A second suspect followed the
pair as they went to the rear of the store and demanded that the victim, along
with two other store employees, open the store safe. The employees, fearing for
their lives, complied and the suspects, with a significant amount of cash,
quickly exited the store after the robbery. The victim, who was held in a choke
hold and was shaking and crying when police arrived, was treated by medics at
the scene. The Ingleside Station Investigation Team has taken over the case and
is reviewing witness statements and other evidence regarding this incident.
Report number: 150626491
10:18pm Brookdale/Blythedale Robbery
A man was sitting in his double-parked car, with the engine
off, waiting for a friend when he was approached by twelve men. The victim told
Ingleside Officers McMilton and Billings, the suspects surrounded his car,
opened the doors, and punched him several times while demanding he surrender
his money and IPhone. The victim complied and the suspects escaped in an
unknown direction. The victim refused medical attention. Report number:
150626582
11:50pm 26th/Guerrero Shooting
A man walked into Ingleside Station and told Officer Wells
that he survived a shooting incident a short time before. The victim said he
was stopped westbound at the intersection of 26th Street and
Guerrero when he saw another vehicle traveling southbound on Guerrero stop at
the red light. When the victim started crossing the intersection, two occupants
of the other vehicle exited their car and started firing their weapons at his
vehicle. Scared for his life, he quickly sped through the intersection and
drove to Ingleside Station to report the crime. He pointed out a bullet hole in
his vehicle’s hood. Report number: 150623942
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
01:46am Unit
Blk Santos Vandalism to
Property
10:15am Tompkins/Peralta Hit and Run
02:30pm 400
Blk Vienna Vandalism to
Property
06:00pm Unit
Blk Mirabel Graffiti
Vandalism
08:00pm Unit
Blk Newman Recovered
Vehicle
08:20pm Unit
Blk Santa Rosa Vandalism
to Vehicle
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
