Incident Date:
Wednesday,
February 10th, 2016
The next Ingleside Community
meeting will be held at the Jewish Home
located at 302 Silver Avenue in the Rosenberg Building on Tuesday, March 15,
2016 at 7 p.m. (Enter through the Silver Avenue entrance and check-in with the
security guard at the kiosk). There will be light refreshments available to
those who come to the meeting. All are
welcome to attend. Thank you.
COMMUNITY
TOWN HALL
Listening Session
Open to the press and public
Help us enhance and improve the San Francisco
Police Department by participating in this important, interactive community
event.
The U.S. Department of Justice,
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office) wants to hear your
perspectives, concerns, and suggestions regarding the San Francisco Police
Department and its interaction with the San Francisco community.
Your participation in this open
forum will help guide our efforts to advance the operations, staff, policies,
procedures, accountability systems, and training of the San Francisco Police
Department.
At this listening session,
representatives from the COPS Office will introduce the Collaborative Reform
Initiative and hear from community members.
Perspectives, concerns, and
suggestions regarding the San Francisco Police Department and the department’s
interaction with the San Francisco community are welcome.
Help us enhance and improve the
San Francisco Police Department by participating in this important, interactive
community event.
For more information about the
Collaborative Reform Initiative, please visit the COPS Office website at http://www.cops.usdoj.gov/.
If you would like to contact the CRI-TA core assessment team, you may e-mail us
at sanfrancisco.crita@usdoj.gov.
Take an active role in your community and the future
of public safety in San Francisco
Wednesday, February
24th
6
p.m.-8 p.m. PST
Thurgood Marshall High School auditorium45 Conkling
StreetSan Francisco, CA, 94124
Arrests:
12:55am 300 Blk Campbell Battery of a Police Officer
A resident of an apartment building called police about a
suspicious vehicle located in the complex’s parking lot. Ingleside Officers
Glenn and Zhao responded and cleverly parked their patrol car at the street
entrance to the parking lot blocking any possible escape by a driving suspect.
The officers walked through the darkened lot with their flashlights and found
the suspicious vehicle parked near a wall. When the flashlights illuminated the
vehicle a head popped up in the driver’s seat and another in the passenger
seat. When the driver saw the officers, he immediately started the vehicle’s
engine, threw the transmission into reverse, and started backing out of the
parking space. The officers yelled “Stop police”, but the driver ignored the
command and backed into a nearby concrete pole. The officers again commanded
the driver to stop and again, he continued his escape. Glen and Zhao called for
additional units and broadcast a description of the vehicle which turned out to
be stolen. The officers also began pursuing the vehicle on foot as it weaved through
the parking lot until it reached the blocked entrance. The driver attempted to
negotiate around the parked police car but failed several times, colliding with
the police car and a metal pillar. The driver, realizing that he wasn’t going
to escape in the stolen car, exited the vehicle and ran away eastbound on
Campbell Street with Officer Glenn in pursuit. Officer Zhao stayed behind and
placed the passenger in custody before joining Glenn in his pursuit of the
driver. When Zhao caught up, he found Officer Glenn and the suspect on the
ground with Glenn holding the car thief’s leg. The suspect kicked Glenn in the
head causing an abrasion and forcing Glenn to release control of the suspect’s
leg. The suspect then jumped over a fence in the 1400 Block of Somerset with
several recently arrived officers in pursuit. He was finally captured in the
backyard of a home and placed in custody. Officer Glenn was treated by medical
personnel for abrasions to his left hand, left forehead, and right knee
sustained during the struggle with the suspect. The suspect was also treated
for injuries sustained when he jumped over the backyard fence. Inside the
stolen vehicle officers discovered shaved keys which were used to operate the
stolen car. The suspect was taken to the county jail and booked on a variety of
felonies including resisting arrest, possession of stolen property, possession
of burglary tools, battery on a police officer, and traffic violations. Report number: 160111959
11:50pm 500 Blk San Jose Theft/Battery of a Police Officer
A woman inside her apartment noticed a man jumped over a fence
and into her courtyard. The woman and suspect made eye contact prompting the
suspect to turn around and jump back over the fence onto the sidewalk. The
woman called police. The suspect, now on the street, found a vehicle with an
open window. He reached in and took a wallet and phone from the center console
awaking the driver who asleep in the truck. The thief then ran away with the
driver of the truck in pursuit. He finally caught the thief at 27th
and San Jose where he held him down until Ingleside Officers Carew and Stark
arrived on scene. During the arrest the suspect violently resisted being placed
in custody injuring Ingleside Officer Villalozano. The suspect was taken to San
Francisco General Hospital where he was placed on a 72 hour mental health hold
pending the filing of charges. Report number: 160123700
Serious Incidents:
01:30am 100 Blk Precita Hot
Prowl Burglary
A couple turned in for the night and woke up to find their
front door open and valuables missing. The victim’s told Ingleside Officers
Cuenca and Campos that a laptop and a purse containing cash, credit cards, and
a driver’s license was stolen from the front room of their apartment. The thief
tried to use the stolen credit cards at several nearby businesses and one
online retailer. All purchase requests were denied. Report number: 160124849
4:10pm 1700 Blk Sunnydale Aggravated Assault
Two young women left their Daly City apartment to pick up a
friend at her home on Sunnydale Avenue. When the women arrived the friend
walked out of her apartment just as a red van, with up to 10 young women
inside, arrived and stopped in front of their car. The suspects in the van
exited their vehicle and immediately began punching and kicking the woman who
had just exited her apartment. She was stuck several times in the face and
torso and sustained several stab wounds to her body. The suspects then got back
in their van and escaped while the victim’s family called police and
paramedics. The victim was taken to San Francisco General for treatment of her
injuries. Ingleside Officers Tom and Alday were dispatched to the scene of the
crime and later to the hospital to interview the victim who was listed in stable
condition. She declined the Officers request to talk about the incident. The
officers did find video of the attack on social media. The case has been turned
over to the Station Investigative Team. Report number: 160122605
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
12:01am 100
Blk 29th Street Burglary
08:30am 3300
Blk Mission Theft from Vehicle
11:00am 200
Blk Oneida Battery
11:07am Unit
Blk Brookdale Recovered
Vehicle
12:29pm Holladay/York Warrant
Arrest
04:00pm 50
Phelan Avenue Vandalism
to Vehicle
04:24pm 400
Blk Ellington Restraining
Order Violation
04:45pm 3300
Blk Mission Battery
06:03pm Elk/Bosworth Battery
06:15pm Cielito/Parque Hit and Run
07:00pm 100
Blk Richland Stolen
Vehicle
07:44pm Unit
Blk Richland Theft form Vehicle
08:00pm Unit
Blk Edna Trespassing
10:00pm 200
Blk Raymond Theft
Burglaries with suspect description:
No Incidents to
Report.
