Arrests:
3:46am 500 Blk. Arlington Resisting Arrest
Ingleside
Officers Trumpp and Salazar were dispatched to a report of a vehicle blocking
the streetcar tracks at San Jose and Rousseau Streets. When the officers
arrived on scene they saw the suspect, sitting his car, which was stuck on the
separated portion of the MUNI right-of-way. The suspect, seeing the officers,
suddenly got out of the car and ran away. Ingleside Officer Trumpp pursued the
suspect until he finally stopped running, and put his arms in the air, in the
500 block of Arlington. He told the officers that he decided to run because he
knew he would get in trouble for driving onto the MUNI tracks in his mother’s
car. He was cited at the scene for resisting arrest and released. His mom’s car
was towed to impound. Report number: 170695573
6:00am Foerster & Joost D.U.I
A man
called police concerned about a woman driver nearby. He told dispatch there was
a woman, sitting in a car, with the engine running, asleep. He said he tried
waking her up by tapping on the window, but she wouldn’t wake up. Ingleside Officer
Smith and Sgt. Lau responded and tried to wake up the woman with the same
result. They entered the vehicle, turned the ignition off, and removed the key.
Inside the car was an open 200ml bottle of tequila. The woman driver appeared
disoriented. She failed several roadside sobriety tests and was unable to use
the Preliminary Alcohol Screening device. She was taken to Mission Station
where another breath test was performed showing a blood alcohol level almost
twice the legal limit. The suspect requested an additional blood test, which
was also performed at Ingleside Station. She was taken to the County Jail and
booked for DUI. Report number: 170695749
Serious Incidents:
3:59am London &
Persia Robbery
A man, parking his car in front of his home, felt uneasy when
an unknown vehicle pulled up and parked behind his car. The victim told
Ingleside Officer Espinosa someone inside the car yelled, “Hey, you come over”.
The victim said he started to walk over then decided that it wasn’t a good
idea. The victim ran away toward Mission Street with the suspect’s pursuing in
their car. The victim finally ran out of breath and stopped running. The victim
told the suspects “do you want my money? I don’t want any trouble.” He then
removed his wallet and cellphone and gave it to the suspects who quickly drove
away. The loss was money, debit cards, credit cards, medical identification, driver’s license, and movie tickets. Report
number: 170695595
Vehicle and Other Incidents:
05:30am 100 Blk
Genebern Restraining
Order Violation
09:16am 400 Blk
Monterey Assault
12:40pm 100 Blk
Everson Fraud
01:00pm Beacon/Harry Theft from Vehicle
01:07pm 3200
Blk Mission Warrant
Arrest
01:30pm 4200
Blk Mission Vandalism
to Vehicle
01:30pm Kern/Diamond Theft from Vehicle
05:05pm Mission/Highland Hit and Run
06:00pm 400 Blk
Holladay Stolen
License Plate
06:59pm 4700
Blk Mission Assault
07:37pm 3100
Blk Mission Battery
08:00pm 100 Blk
Chilton Stolen and
Recovered Vehicle
08:00pm Unit
Blk Harrington Vandalism
to Vehicle
08:50pm 100 Blk
Chilton Elder Abuse
09:00pm 400 Blk
Holladay Stolen
License Plates
10:54pm 1800
Blk Sunnydale Threats
