Incident Date:
Friday,
January 19th, 2018
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Arrests:
11:38am 1800 Blk. Alemany Bicycle
Theft
A pair of thieves could not resist the temptation of an unlocked
bicycle in the bed of a pickup truck. The pair took the bicycle and were
walking away when a witness yelled at them to stop. They ignored the plea. The
witness called police and Ingleside Officers Grabbe and Clayton were able to
detain the pair a few blocks away. The witness positively identified the
suspects as the thieves. A computer check revealed that one of the suspects was
on felony probation for burglary. The theft was a violation of his probation
and he was taken to the county jail for booking. His companion was cited for
petty theft and released. Report number: 180049302
7:55pm 3300 Block Mission D.U.I
Ingleside Officers Hardy and Lau were dispatched to a report
of a collision involving a vehicle and a fire hydrant. When the officers
arrived they found the suspect driving slowly through the Safeway parking lot
near where a fire hydrant was partially toppled over. They activated their red
lights and siren in the unsuccessful first attempt to stop the driver. The
officers got out of their patrol car and ordered the driver to stop his car and
exit the vehicle. The suspect stumbled out of the vehicle and could barely walk.
The officers summoned medical assistance and an ambulance arrived to take the
suspect to San Francisco General Hospital. He was too drunk for a field
sobriety test. At the hospital the suspect told the officers that he had drank
wine and beer before the collision. He also had a suspended license. A judge
authorized a blood draw for alcohol intoxication which was performed at the
hospital. After treatment at SFGH, he was taken to the County Jail and booked
for DUI and other crimes. Report number: 180050729
Serious
Incidents:
1:18pm San Jose & Day Attempted
Robbery
A
witness was brutally attacked while trying to stop a thief. He told Ingleside Officers
Suguitan and Park that he noticed a man carrying two handbaskets full of
groceries toward his car parked on Alemany near Safeway. The witness took out
his cellphone and snapped several pictures of the suspect and his car. The
suspect, seeing the witness taking pictures, quickly ran up and demanded the
cellphone. When the witness wouldn’t surrender his property, the suspect
attacked the witness kicking and punching him several times. Fortunately,
another witness, seeing the fight jumped in to separate the two combatants. The
suspect ran back to his car and sped away. The victim was taken to St. Lukes
Hospital for treatment, but not before the officers were able to download
pictures of the suspect to their department issued cellphones. Report number:
180049540
4:40pm 2400 Blk Geneva Robbery
A
young woman walking home after exiting a Muni bus was suddenly attacked and
robbed by three other young women. The victim told Ingleside Officers Espinoza
and Tom that the three suspects were taunting her on the bus before the
robbery. She told Espinoza and Tom that one woman was primarily responsible for
the attack and the loss of her cellphone and one of the other suspects was
using her own cellphone to film the robbery and assault. Medics were summoned who treated the victim
at the scene of the attack for several scrapes to her knees and elbows. Report
number: 180050343
9:30pm 4200 Blk. Folsom Hot Prowl Burglary
A man
woke up and went into his kitchen to find his wallet, containing his driver’s
license, cash, debit cards, BART pass, fishing license, and keys missing. He also
discovered his car was also gone, possibly driven away with the stolen keys.
Shortly after that he received a text message from his bank saying one of his
debit cards was used to purchase items at a store on the 1000 block of Market
Street. Ingleside Officer Gonzalez arrived and determined the suspect entered
and exited the home through an unlocked and slightly open kitchen window.
Report number: 180051783
