Incident Date:
Sunday,
January 28th, 2018
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Heights Neighborhood Center located at 515 Cortland Avenue on Tuesday, February
20, 2018 at 6 p.m. There will be light refreshments available to those who
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attend. Note the time change to this particular
meeting.
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Arrests:
There are no arrests to
report.
Serious
Incidents:
3:35pm 200 Blk. Banks Accidental Discharge of
Firearm
A
woman joined her husband clearing the backyard when she suddenly heard a loud
“Bang”. She turned around and found her husband holding his bleeding hand. He
told her that he found a handgun on the top shelf of their barbecue pit and tried
to clear the gun of rounds when it went off injuring his hand. She drove him to
San Francisco General where his wound was treated. Ingleside Officers Hornstein
and Thomas went to the home and recovered the handgun. Report number: 180074973
9:42pm Sunnydale & Hahn Kidnapping
and Carjacking
A
Muni driver was forced to make a route change by an agitated passenger. He told
Ingleside Officers Govindbhai and Cortez-Cendejas that a young male passenger
boarded the inbound bus at Sunnydale and Schwerin Streets and appeared very
agitated. He started pacing back and forth before walking up the driver,
pointing to his pocket where he said he had a gun, and demanded to be taken to
23rd Street and Santos, an intersection that doesn’t exist. The
driver, fearing for his life, drove down Sunnydale Street and when they reached
the area near the Gleneagles Golf Course, the passenger demanded to be let off.
The driver complied with his demand then hit his alarm which prompted police
officers to respond to his location. They searched the area for the suspect
without success. Report number: 180075852
