Incident Date:Friday, January 27th, 2017The next Ingleside Community meeting will be held in the Ingleside Police Station Community room on Tuesday, February 21, 2017 at 7p.m. There will be light refreshments available to those who come to the meeting. All are welcome to attend.We hope to see you there!Note change to new date for Ribbon cutting ceremony!
Arrests:3:30am 4700 Blk. Mission NarcoticsA woman with an extensive criminal record for narcotics violations was recently placed on probation with a search condition and lives at an address on the 4700 block of Mission Street. Ingleside Officer Jensen, while on routine patrol, spotted the woman who, when she saw Officer Jensen, started running down Mission Street. Officer Jensen caught up to her and searched through her purse revealing a large supply of prescription narcotics along with 15 bags of methamphetamine. Other Ingleside units arrived and helped Jensen search the suspect’s nearby home where cash, more prescription narcotics, and methamphetamine were discovered. The suspect was taken to Ingleside Station and booked for possession of narcotics for sale. Report number: 170073656Serious Incidents:6:43pm 4700 Blk. Mission BatteryTwo women got into a verbal altercation which turned violent with one of the women raining punches on the victim. Ingleside Officers Mendiola and DeBellis responded to the bar where the assault took place and interviewed the victim. She told the officers that she was inside the bar when another woman walked in and started arguing with her. As the argument became more heated the suspect started punching the victim in the face. Fortunately, the punching ended quickly and the suspect went outside, and now joined by her sister, fled in a dark colored sedan north on Mission Street. Report number: 1700758348:11pm 900 Blk. Geneva AssaultA man eating dinner with his two teenage daughters was brutally attacked by another patron. The victim told Ingleside Officers Hardy and Ahern that the suspect walked in to the restaurant and, while waiting for food, started staring at the victim’s two daughters. The father told the suspect to stop staring at his daughters and the suspect got mad and the two got into an argument. The suspect then left only to return a few minutes later and attacked the father with his fists causing bruises and cuts. The suspect then started to leave the restaurant, but stopped to show the victim he had a gun in his waist saying, “I’ll be back for you”. Hardy and Ahern called for medical assistance which arrived shortly to treat the victim’s injuries. The officers were able to locate surveillance footage showing the suspect and the escape vehicle he was a passenger in. Report number: 170076008Vehicle and Other Incidents:01:55pm 200 Blk Hearst Fraud02:12pm 1500 Blk Sanchez Embezzlement03:00pm 600 Blk Moultrie Fraud03:45pm Wilder/Natick Theft from Vehicle07:40pm 700 Blk Banks Recovered Vehicle08:00pm 500 Blk Cambridge Stolen License Plate10:00pm Unit Blk Sala Terrace Stolen Vehicle
