Incident Date:
Thursday, December 31st, 2015
The next Ingleside Community
meeting will be held at the Upper Noe
Recreation Center located at 295 Day Street on Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at
7p.m. There will be light refreshments
available to those who come to the meeting.
All are welcome to attend. Thank you.
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Arrests:
8:56am Anderson/Eugenia Stolen Motorcycle
Ingleside Officers Williams and Johnson were on routine patrol
when they spotted a stolen motorcycle driving near the intersection of Mission
and Silver. The officers turned on their emergency lights and siren and the
motorcyclist, instead of yielding, took off at a high rate of speed. The
officers, out of concern for the safety of others, terminated their pursuit. A
short time later, Ingleside Officers Paras and Joseph, spotted the same suspect
riding on Congdon Street. The officers attempted to stop the motorcyclist and
again he escaped. The thief was spotted a third time near the intersection of
Anderson and Eugenia and this time Officers Williams and Johnson were able to
apprehend the suspect after he lost control of the motorcycle and crashed. He
was arrested for possession of stolen motorcycle and evading as well as several
vehicle code violations. Report number: 151116455
11:20pm Unit Blk of
Onondaga Resisting Arrest
A young woman answered the annual question of “What are you
doing New Years Eve:, with the answer, “Going back to jail”. She was spotted by
a resident of the 300 block of London Street trying to open the doors of
several parked vehicles. She was successful on one occasion and removed a large
white package. He called police and Ingleside Officers Marshal and Wells
started searching the neighborhood for the suspect. They found her in the
parking lot behind the Burger King on Mission Street. Unfortunately, she also
spotted the officers and began running away. Officer Wells, however, was
quicker and tackled her on the unit block of Onondaga. When asked why she ran,
the woman suspect replied, “Because I don’t want to go back to jail.” Now she
doesn’t have a choice because despite this day’s crimes, she was wanted on
several outstanding warrants for auto theft, burglary, and theft. Report
number: 151127311
Serious Incidents:
8:00am Mission/Trumbull Robbery
A woman walking to work noticed she was being followed by
two unknown men. She told Ingleside Officer Tom and Sgt. Springer that she felt
one the men grab her left arm. The victim grabbed the suspect’s arm to make him
let go but instead of releasing his grip, the suspect grabbed her hair and
reached into her pocket and took $40 in cash. The victim yelled for help, but
she was so nervous that she passed out and fell to the ground hitting her head
and losing the grip on her cell phone. She was transported to San Francisco
General Hospital for treatment of her injuries. Before leaving in the ambulance
she told the officers the same two suspects have followed her before on the
same street but she never notified police because she was afraid. Report
number: 151125365
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
12:33am 100
Blk Precita Theft from Building
03:00am 300
Blk Moultrie Stolen
Vehicle
10:25am 200
Blk Arlington Fraud
11:00am 300
Blk Silver Stolen
License Plate
03:00pm 700
Blk Huron Vandalism to Vehicle
03:00pm 500
Blk 29th Street Stolen
Vehicle
04:36pm 100
Blk Duncan Recovered
Vehicle
07:00pm 100
Blk Mangels Stolen
Vehicle
08:56pm Anderson/Eugenia Recovered Motorcycle
10:00pm San
Jose/Mount Vernon Stolen Vehicle
10:35pm 3100
Blk Mission Battery
11:00pm 500
Blk Los Palmos Burglary
11:25pm 600
Blk Portola Vandalism
to Vehicle
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
