Incident Date:
Thursday,
November 19th, 2015
The next Ingleside community
meeting will be held at Ingleside Police
Station community room on Tuesday, December 15, 2015 at 7p.m. Refreshments will be provided, please attend.
Thank you.
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Holiday Turkey Giveaway: Ingleside Station Captain Joseph McFadden,
with cooperation from the San Francisco Police Officers Association,
distributed hundreds of turkeys to residents of the Alemany and Sunnydale
Housing Community. An additional 12 turkeys were given, along with all the
trimmings, to needy families in the Ingleside District.
Arrests:
3:37am 4900
Blk Mission Vehicle Theft and
Other Crimes
A traffic stop of a stolen vehicle revealed a string of
crimes related to car burglaries and identity theft. It began when Ingleside Officers
McMilton and Glenn noticed a late model black Audi SUV driving by without
license plates. McMilton and Glenn stopped the car on the 4900 block of
Mission. The woman driver didn’t have a valid license. It had expired last
January. The car was a rental from a San Jose company. The company reported
that it was rented with the name of a woman not matching the driver and was
supposed to be returned almost two months ago. What’s more, the woman who
rented the car also had her identification stolen from another vehicle and that
identification and credit cards were found in the rental car. The officers also
found several credit cards belonging to the victim which the victim never knew
existed. They were procured using the victim’s information. Inside the car
there were also identification belonging to two other car burglary cases. The
driver was arrested for identity theft, vehicle theft, and driving without a
license. Report number: 151006583
6:30pm San
Jose/Niagara Vehicle Burglary
The San Francisco Police Department, along with many
other California law enforcement agencies, is dealing with an epidemic of car
burglaries. The Ingleside Station officers are focused on apprehending
criminals who brazenly break into vehicles and steal the contents. On this day, Ingleside Officer Padilla and
Sgt. Alvarez were working on special assignment looking for car burglars. They
hit pay dirt when they spotted a suspect riding a bike on the sidewalk and
periodically stopping to peer into parked autos. Occasionally, he would take
out a key and attempt to open the passenger door. His first attempt was an
older Honda, a prime choice of car burglars, but he was unsuccessful. Next was
a Toyota pickup truck. Again, he failed. He rode off for a while and then
returned to another Honda. This time the key worked and Padilla and Alvarez
quickly surrounded the car finding the suspect inside rifling through the glove
box and center console. He was arrested and transported to Ingleside Station
for booking. Report number: 151009004
Serious Incidents:
2:00am 400
Blk Lansdale Hot Prowl
Burglary
An unreported car burglary of a garage door opener led to
a far greater loss. Ingleside Officers Kerlegan and Thompson responded to a
call of a burglary in progress. When the officers arrived they found the garage
door open and the homeowner standing outside. He told the officers that he
always placed a lock on the door after the theft. But he never changed the code
for the opener. The victim said he woke up and 4am and didn’t notice anything
wrong. However, at 6:45am, another resident told him that the garage door was
open. He searched the downstairs area and discovered his wife’s purse
containing credit cards and her driver’s license was missing along with other
items. Report number: 151006715
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
07:00am Unit
Blk Montecito Vandalism
to Vehicle
08:23am Alemany/Sagamore Hit and Run
10:28am San
Jose/30th Street Traffic
Collision
11:00am Prospect/Heyman Stolen Vehicle
12:00pm 200
Blk Concord Burglary
01:55pm 300
Blk Silver Graffiti
Vandalism to Property
04:34pm Unit
Blk Blythedale Vandalism
to Vehicle
06:05pm Unit
Blk Blythedale Vandalism
to Property
07:00pm 200
Blk Bella Vista Fraud
07:44pm Cortland/Bennington Traffic Collision
10:22pm Alemany/Mount
Vernon Hit and Run
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
