Incident Date:Monday, August 28th, 2017The next Ingleside Community meeting will be held at the Miraloma Club House located at 350 O’Shaughnessy Blvd on Tuesday, September 19, 2017 at 7 p.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!The San Francisco Police Department AnnouncesEnhanced Foot Beat Deployment StrategiesThe San Francisco Police Department announced today it is nearly doubling the number of uniformed foot beat officers on city streets to help prevent property and violent crimes. This strategy was developed to provide a more robust approach to identifying criminal activity and supporting the district station captains and investigators with timely and accurate, data-driven information.“We need to change the trajectory of where crime trends are going,” said Police Chief William Scott. “The data clearly shows that the presence of our uniformed personnel acts as a deterrent to crime. A more visible presence also provides the public with an increased sense of security and more opportunities to work with law enforcement to prevent crime.”The additional foot patrols are enabled by the re-purposing of personnel from investigative units and district stations. The stations will continue to focus on seven days a week beat coverage, with officers on foot and on bicycle interacting with the public. Station captains will deploy foot beat officers to known, problematic areas and have the discretion to conduct undercover operations with plainclothes patrols as well.The department’s enhanced strategy also includes a focus on education and crime prevention to address auto burglaries and crimes of opportunity, particularly in tourist areas and other neighborhoods hit hardest by these types of crimes. As part of the department’s “Park Smart” program, SFPD is distributing educational, multilingual signs and posters and other materials advising residents, visitors and tourists to not leave their valuables in their vehicle.
Arrests:12:25am Unit Blk. Ocean ResistingIngleside Officers Mroz, Stoffel, and Dominguez were on routine patrol when they spotted a vehicle parked in the B of A parking lot with the lights out and no front license plate. The officers pulled next to the vehicle, got out of their patrol car, and asked the driver for some identification. Instead of cooperating with the officers she became defiant, rolling up her window, and refusing to supply any ID. After a prolonged discussion, the officers gained access to the vehicle, and removed the suspect who struggled with the officers. She was placed in handcuffs while the officers searched the car. The vehicle was full of clothes and a smoking pipe used to ingest marijuana. She had a valid driver’s license and the vehicle was registered to her. The suspect was cited for resisting arrest, the vehicle code violation, and released at the scene. Report number: 17070035412:45am Geneva & Mission Aggravated AssaultA dispute in a bar turned into a street brawl involving several people. Ingleside Officers Foxworth, Trumpp, Salazar, and Espinosa arrived at Geneva and Mission to see people running in all directions. The officers were able to corral the victims and suspects to sort out the circumstances. What they discovered was the dispute led to an attack on one man in the bar that spilled out onto the street with friends and associates of both sides involved in the brawl. The officers, showing great patience and determination, were able to charge three people with aggravated assault and other serious crimes. An ambulance arrived and medics treated two people at the scene. Report number: 170700401Serious Incidents:10:40am 600 Blk. Portola TheftA Starbucks customer, sitting at a table near the front door, was suddenly approached by a suspect who took his laptop computer and fled out the front door. The victim chased the suspect as he ran east on Portola to Teresita and south on Teresita where he boarded a parked vehicle that sped away. Ingleside Officer Trujillo arrived to investigate and obtained security camera video from several businesses in the area. Report number: 1707009789:00pm Bayshore & Arleta CarjackingAn elderly man walked up to Ingleside Officer Garza to report a carjacking. The victim told the officer a tale almost two bizarre to be true. He said several days before, in Hayward, he was flagged down by a woman who wanted a ride to San Francisco. He agreed and they drove to the Sunnyvale Housing Projects and parked. They spent two days in the car barely talking. Finally, on Monday morning, the man told the woman he had to go to work and she had to leave the car. The woman requested he drive her to a nearby Motel. They parked and the woman refused to leave instead punching the victim in the face before driving away with the man’s car. The victim walked to a nearby convenience store, at Bayshore and Arleta, and didn’t call police out of embarrassment. When Ingleside Officer Garza went into the store, the victim decided to tell him about the carjacking. Ingleside Officer Mroz contacted the victim’s daughter who drove to the scene and gave her father a ride home. Report number: 170703217Vehicle and Other Incidents:08:58am Sunnydale/Loehr Traffic Collision12:15pm Visitacion/Hahn Assault12:30pm 100 Blk Schwerin Battery01:35pm 2200 Blk Bayshore Theft from Building02:15pm Unit Blk Tioga Burglary02:30pm Unit Blk Harrison Vandalism to Property03:13pm 50 Phelan Ave Theft from Building03:30pm Unit Blk Sequoia Package Theft04:00pm 100 Blk Tiffany Theft from Vehicle04:27pm Alemany/Ellsworth Traffic Collision04:30pm Arbor/Diamond Heights Theft from Vehicle05:30pm Naples/Athens Hit and Run06:00pm Cambridge/Gladstone Stolen Vehicle06:30pm Unit Blk Juanita Theft08:00pm Joost/Brompton Theft from Vehicle08:57pm 200 Blk John Shelley Theft from Vehicle10:00pm 300 Blk Day Street Theft from Vehicle
