Thursday, October 29, 2009
Precita @ Folsom Aggravated Assault Arrest
Aggravated Assault Arrest
Officers Thompson and Altamirano were sent to investigate an aggravated assault case. There were several witnesses at the scene. The witnesses told the officers that they observed two men in a verbal argument and that one of the men struck the other several times with an object. The witnesses called the police and stayed in the area and or followed the suspect until the police arrived. All of the witnesses positively identified the suspect. This was important because the victim’s injuries did not allow him to do so. Thanks to the courageous acts of these socially responsible community members, a violent criminal has been taken off our streets. This illustrates how our Community and Police partnership can work at its best.
[Anyone have more details on this? Was it a neighbor who was involved or a park user or? We too thank the witnesses for reporting this and making sure the violent criminal was apprehended. - Editor]
Labels: crime, police blotter
Monday, September 21, 2009
Commercial Burglary near Bryant and Precita
Officer Saari and Officer Giannini responded to an alarm of a business. Once on scene, officers discovered the business had been burglarized. Entry was made by force from the suspects to the lock and door. Unknown suspects had fled the scene prior to officers' arrival. Loss is a computer, valued at about $200.00 and a cash register drawer. No suspect information available at this time. Case #090966848.
Labels: crime, police blotter
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
iPod Snatching on 100 block of Precita
100 block of Precita Theft from Person
DPT Parking Control Officer Montoya was doing his rounds when he heard a woman yelling for help. Montoya jumped into action and chased the would be suspect down.
Montoya got on the radio and asked for Ingleside officers to respond. Officer Pedersen got to the scene and took over the investigation.
Officer Pedersen was able to find out through his keen sense of investigation, that the suspect Montoya had chased and stopped was in fact an opportunist thief that stole an IPod from a woman. The suspect was given
a court date. Both DPT PCO Montoya and officer Pedersen did a great job.
Report number 090914336
Labels: crime, police blotter, Precita Valley Neighbors
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Another car break-in on Treat
August 31st, 09:51 pm 1500 block Treat
Theft from Vehicle
Officer Sugitan and Officer Barajas responded to a report of an auto-boost. The suspect was gone when the police arrived. The witness told the officers that he came out of his house to find the suspect exiting a vehicle that had been broken into. The suspect fled the scene and the witness called the police. Case number 090897259.
Please be vigilant about strangers loitering around on your street. You do not need to confront them, but if you are visible, such as watering your plants in the front yard, it will deter them.
Labels: Car Break-ins, crime, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter, Precita Valley Neighbors, pvn
Monday, June 01, 2009
Rash of Robberies at Gunpoint, Friday Night
While walking in the above area, victim was approached by four male subjects (description of clothes, hair color, and race not released by SFPD). One of the subjects pulled out a revolver and demanded the victim's property. Victim lost his coat, ipod, headphones, and keys. Case#090562606.
Friday, 12:55am Alabama/Precita Ave - Robbery with a Gun
Vicitm stated he was approached from behind by male subject holding a handgun. The subject fled on foot with victim's wallet, cellphone, and money. Case#090559910.
Labels: crime, police blotter, Precita Park, Precita Valley Neighbors, pvn
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Yes, you can still get busted for smoking pot.
Anderson/Bernal Heights Marijuana Offense
Officers Obot and Ofc. Jou on-viewed a vehicle illegally parked and contacted the occupants inside. During their investigation, the officers discovered marijuana inside the vehicle. Citations were issued to four subjects. Case #090499720.
Labels: drugs, parking, police blotter
Friday, May 01, 2009
Police Log
Residents on the 1600 blk of Alabama St. returned home from a short vacation to discover that someone attempted to gain entry into their garage door. Off. Araujo conducted the investigation. Case #090449571
[It's unclear if anything was actually stolen - Ed.]
Labels: police blotter
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Ingleside Police Station Contact Information
Emergency Contact Numnbers
| Emergency: | 911 |
| Non-Emergency – Police: (Reporting vandalism, etc) | (415) 553-0123 |
| San Francisco City Switchboard: | 311 |
| SFPD Emergency (from Cell Phone) | (415) 553-8090 |
| CHP Emergency (from Cell Phone) | 911 |
| SF SAFE: Safety Awareness For Everyone | (415) 553-1984 |
Ingleside Police Station
| #1 Sergeant John V. Young Lane | |
| San Francisco, CA 94112 | |
| Front Desk: | (415) 404-4000 |
| Platoon Commander: | (415) 404-4020 |
| Permits/Special Events: | (415) 404-4023 |
| Passing Calls Requests | (415) 404-4063 |
| Graffiti Liaison: Lieutenant Michael Moran | (415) 404-4020 |
| Michael.Moran@sfgov.org | |
| Ingleside Station’s Anonymous Tip Line: | (415) 587-8984 |
| Captain Denis F. O'Leary Desk: | (415) 404-4030 |
| Fax: | (415) 404-4034 |
| Email: | Denis.O’Leary@sfgov.org |
Labels: car breakings, crime, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter, Precita Valley Neighbors
Thursday, January 08, 2009
Police Blotter - End of December
December 20th, 2:00 am 1600 block of Alabama St. Robbery: A 26 year old Precita park man was attacked by three other men and robbed of his backpack.
December 29 6:50 am Folsom St. & Precita Ave. Shots Fired: A resident reported seeing a man with a gun fire two shots in the air.
Labels: crime, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Fair Ave Shooting
First block of Fair St (near Mission). Homicide
Officers responded on the call of shots fired and found one man with a gunshot wound outside a home and another man down inside a home with gunshot wounds. The second man was declared dead and the first man's wound was not life threatening. Inspector Cagney, Homicide Detail, took over the case.
At first, Police said two suspects wearing black clothing were responsible for the shootings, but today it was reported that an arrest had been made and murdered victim identified as 36-year-old Marine veteran and Purple Heart recipient John P. Rogers. Max Reyes, 24, of San Francisco, was arrested in connection with the murder.
A followup article in the Chron/SFGate said:
Lt. Jim Spillane of the homicide detail said the fatally injured victim lived in a three-bedroom unit and was shot in the hallway.
"It did appear that he was targeted - they were looking for him," Spillane said. "It is a possibility that they had known each other."
Nothing about the motive has been stated. It would be really helpful if we knew a bit more about this crime, what happened to the other victim who was found in front of the house (and whose name has not been released yet).
A couple other links about this story: SF Examiner's detailed early report, followed by a very short article on SF Gate, the original Bay City News service wire story ran on CBS 5 and KTVU.
Labels: crime, police blotter
Monday, September 29, 2008
Residential Burglary
Entry via open window. Tools taken.
[Don't leave your windows open when you leave!]
Labels: crime, police blotter
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Burglary at York near Peralta
1600 block of York St (near Peralta)
Occurred between 9/5 & 9/25. Entry via unlocked upstairs bedroom window. Jewelry and computer taken.
Labels: crime, police blotter
Monday, September 22, 2008
Residential Burglary
Residential Burglary
500 block of Precita Ave.
Occurred between 3:30 and 5:45 pm. Forced entry via back door. Jewelry, computer, and camera taken.
Labels: crime, police blotter, Precita Valley Neighbors, pvn
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Burglary on Ripley, Saturday Night
On Ripley, between Folsom and Alabama. Occurred between noon and 9:45 pm. Entry via bathroom window using victims' ladder. Gym bag, MP3 player and cash taken.
Labels: crime, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter
Handgun arrest at Precita & Alabama
Precita Ave. & Alabama St.
Possession of Loaded Handgun
A man brandished a pistol and threatened his girlfriend. Witnesses reported the incident and Officer Campion-Healy and Officer Etcheveste found the gunman nearby. They searched the man and recovered the pistol. The 25 year old OMI District resident was booked into the County Jail on five felony charges. Case 080975746
Labels: crime, police blotter
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Armed Robbery at Folsom & Stoneman
A 26 year old Bernal Heights man was approached at a bus stop by a man with a gun. The gunman pointed a silver revolver at the victim's head and demanded money. The perpetrator took the victim's wallet and iPod and fled on foot. The robber was described as a black male, 22 to 28 years old, standing 6' tall, weighing 155 pounds, black dreadlocks, last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and dark pants.
Labels: crime, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter
Sunday, September 07, 2008
Police Blotter
300 block of Precita Ave.
Possession of Narcotics
Officer Hopkins and Officer Campos investigated suspicious activity in a parked van and arrested a 48 year old Mission District man for possessing cocaine. Case # 080933697
Thursday, September 4
3200 block of Folsom St.
Theft from building
(No further details posted)
Labels: police blotter, Precita Park
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Attempted Armed Robbery Monday night? (Updated)
August 11, 2008 Precita Ave. & Harrison St. Attempted Armed Robbery: Gun
A 21 year old Oakland man found himself surrounded by four men as he walked to his car [update: which was parked just west of the Leonard Flynn School on the north side of Precita -in the dark area under the trees]. One of the men demanded his cell phone and the man refused to surrender it. The victim was knocked to the ground and struck over the head with a handgun. The four fled without taking anything from the victim. The victim heard a shot fired as the perpetrators ran away.
It sounds like there is far more story to this "event" than is being posted in the police blotter. Anyone know more about what's going on here? It's also unclear of which side of the park this was on. If you noticed a group of four men loitering around the park, can you describe them? Please post a comment if you can.
Labels: crime, gangs, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter, Precita Park
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Car Break-ins on Precita
A resident heard her car alarm and saw a man rummaging through her car's glovebox. The man ran away and a witness pointed out his escape route to Officer Anderson and Officer Finely. They detained a man in the Mission District but no one could identify him as the thief.
There have been other reports of car breakins in the neighborhood lately. Please be vigilant and don't leave stuff in your car that will make a thief think there is something in the car.
Labels: crime, police blotter, Precita Park, Precita Valley Neighbors
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Armed pedestrian robbery at 10 pm last night
A 40 year old Bernal Heights woman was walking on Cortland Avenue when a suspect tried to pull her purse from her. She resisted and the robber fired one shot from a handgun into the ground. The suspect pulled the bag from the victim and ran south on Elsie Street.
Neighbors: let's not let this kind of thing escalate into our neighborhood. Please contact contact Supervisor Ammiano online, or call his office at 554-5144 and tell him you're concerned about the rash of violent crime in Bernal. You can also email his office directly at Tom.Ammiano@sfgov.org.
Labels: Cortland Ave, crime, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Police Blotter
Attempted Robbery. A 34 year old Bernal Heights man loaded his car for a trip and left the trunk open while retrieving more items. He returned to the car to find a thief carrying off a loaded cooler. The man confronted the thief, who threatened the man with a baseball bat. The man recovered his cooler and the thief fled in a van.
Note to neighbors: we've been getting reports of more aggressive behavior from the homeless/street people and scavengers. If you come across someone going through your garbage who acts in an aggressive nature, you should call 911 to report it.
Labels: crime, police blotter
Monday, May 12, 2008
Police Blotter for May 8th
A 25 year old Hunters Point man was held by neighbors after he crashed his car into two parked vehicles. The man was drunk and tried to walk away from the scene. Officer Cuenca and Officer Baldovino arrested the man for DUI. Case # 080484543
Labels: police blotter
Recent robbery suspects caught
The police & the DA need the cooperation of the community to keep dangerous criminals off the street. If you or someone you know is the victim of a crime please report it & give us the tools we need to make this a safer place to live, work, & grow.
Once again, regarding the robbery suspects, contact Inspector Danker at 415 553-9256.
Labels: crime, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter, Precita Park, Precita Valley Neighbors, pvn
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Martha Brothers coffee shop robbed at gunpoint this morning
A black male about 19 to 23 years old, standing 5'9" tall, weighing about 140 pounds, wearing a dark brown hooded sweatshirt, a black ski mask, and blue jeans entered the Martha Brothers coffee shop and brandished a black revolver. He demanded that all present, three employees and two customers, get on the floor. The robber took cash from the shop's cash register and fled the store. No car was seen and the area was searched to no avail. Inspector Danker of the Robbery Detail took over the case. CSI processed the scene. SFPD # 080446957
While not specifically Precita Valley, this is an area where many Precita area residents shop.
Labels: Cortland Ave, crime, police blotter
Police Blotter / Bernal Hill Radio Tower
``Officer Lozano and Officer Creed investigated a burglary alarm inside the park They stopped five juveniles loitering near the building in question. One of the juveniles, a 17 year old Bayview District resident, had been reported missing to the SFPD. He was released to his sister. ``
Kids, this is a wireless radio site owned by American Tower Corporation, and . Not only does it have tons of alarms all over it, but it's got video monitoring. When motion is detected on one of the cameras, or an alarm goes off, it is monitored at ATC's control center.
This is not something to mess with. It may look like now one is home, but it's got more monitoring and alarms than you can imagine.
Labels: police blotter
Monday, April 28, 2008
Police Blotter for April 28th
A 29 year old Bernal Heights man was standing in a bus stop when a black SUV stopped in front of him. Two men approached him from the vehicle. One of the men pointed a chrome hand gun at the victim and demanded that he empty his pockets. The robbers took the victim's belongings and fled in the SUV. Inspector Bini of the Robbery Detail took over both cases.
5:53 pm April 28th Chenery & Miguel Streets
A 50 year old Upper Noe Valley woman had her purse taken by a robber. The man then ran to a black Honda four door and fled the scene in the car.
There were a lot of shoplifting incidents today at Safeway that many neighbors shop at:
12:15 pm 3300 block of Mission Street
Officer Jones responded to a grocery store and took custody of a Visitacion Valley juvenile on shoplifting charges. The 16 year old female was wanted on a Juvenile Court warrant and was turned over to a Probation Officer on the warrant and burglary charges. SFPD # 080443903
3 pm 3300 block of Mission Street
Officer Thompson took custody of a shoplifting suspect and cited the 54 year old SOMA man for petty theft. SFPD # 080444553
4:20 pm 3300 block of Mission Street
Officer McWilliams took custody of a shoplifting suspect and booked a 34 year old man at Ingleside Station for petty theft because he did not qualify for release on a promise to appear. SFPD # 080445040
Labels: crime, police blotter
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Police Blotter
A witness saw two robbers sneak up on two women as they walked on Precita Avenue. The robbers took the womens' purses and ran to Coso Avenue where they fled in a white four door car with a blue fender.
[There seems to be a slight rash or purse-snatchings on Precita between Mission and Shotwell, keep your eyes open! - Editor]
Labels: crime, police blotter
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Bernal Heights Robbers in green Chevy Astro van
The Bernal Heights neighborhood has been struck by robbers in a Chevrolet Astro van with a stripe on its side. This van may have been used in robberies in other parts of San Francisco. Report suspicious activity to the police.
Ingleside Station has increased its staffing in the Bernal Heights neighborhood.
[The events happened last night, on the South side of Bernal Hill park.]
April 14th 8:30 pm Ellsworth St. & Eugenia Ave.
A 36 year old Bernal Heights woman was confronted by two robbers who demanded her purse. She surrendered her wallet and the two men ran away.
April 14th 10:10 pm Bocana St. & Powhattan Ave.
A 35 year old Bernal Heights woman was walking home when two robbers approached her from a green Chevrolet Astro van with a stripe on its side. One of the robbers placed a hard object against the victim's side and demanded her belongings. The woman surrendered a Walkman and a coin purse. The robbers fled in the van.
Labels: crime, police blotter
Monday, April 14, 2008
Police Report and resolution of shooting near Bryant and Precita
4:15 pm Cesar Chavez and Bryant Streets
Ingleside and Mission Station officers responded to the neighborhood on the call of shots fired. Citizens reported seeing a gunman firing shots from an SUV. The investigation brought officers to the first block of Gold Mine Drive in the Diamond Heights neighborhood. There the officers found a handgun and ammunition. Three males: a 19 year old from the Mission District, another 19 year from Diamond Heights, and a 17 year old from the mid-Market Street neighborhood, were arrested for aggravated assault and gang charges.
Labels: crime, gang, gangs, police blotter, precita, Precita Park, Precita Valley Neighbors, pvn
Friday, April 11, 2008
Shorts Fired?
Anyone else hear them?
Update: Shots were fired near Precita and Florida, a van was damaged. No one was hurt.
Labels: crime, police blotter
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Mugging at Precita Avenue and Folsom
Labels: crime, police blotter, Precita Park, Precita Valley Neighbors
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Police Log, March 24th
Officer Hopkins and posse came upon a group of five juveniles smoking marijuana. One was wanted on a warrant issued by the San Francisco Juvenile Court and another was listed as missing with the SFPD. The other three teens were admonished and released. The first two teenagers were left in the custody of the Child Protective Services at San Francisco General Hospital.
(We like that Officer Hopkins has a Posse! - Ed.)
Labels: police blotter
Monday, March 24, 2008
Police Notes
Officer Campos saw a man wandering in traffic. He stopped to question the man and found that the 39 year old San Francisco man was wanted by the California Department of Corrections for parole violation. The man was booked at Ingleside Station.
Labels: police blotter
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Police Blotter: Dog attacks neighbor's Dog
Officer Altamirano and Officer Alvarado investigated a dog attack. A pit bull dog had jumped a neighbor's fence and attacked another dog. The officers contained the dog in the back seat of a police car and turned it over to an Animal Care and Control officer.
Labels: police blotter
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Shooting at 26th and Shotwell Streets (update)
(Via the excellent San Francisco Crime Blog and tipster Marijane.)
SF Gate also has this:
A teen was transported to a local hospital after being shot in the arm and leg while in the Mission District Saturday, according to a San Francisco Police Department spokesman.
The 16-year-old victim was standing at the corner of 26th and Shotwell streets around 7:30 p.m. when the suspect allegedly approached him and fired shots for no reason, spokesman Neville Gittens said.
The victim sustained gunshot wounds to one arm and one leg and was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries, said Gittens.
Police suspect the incident may have been gang-related.
So that accounts for the sound of gunfire and the tons of sirens shortly thereafter.
There was another fatal shooting at this same location in December of 2006. Because of that, several cameras were installed at that intersection. Apparently, the cameras had no deterrent effect on this crime.
We wonder if the cameras recorded anything useful, or if they help expedite the arrivals of police and ambulances? Or were they useful at all?
Labels: crime, gang, gangs, Neighborhood Watch, police blotter, Precita Park
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Police Blotter
100 block of Precita Avenue
37 year old Bernal Heights woman robbed of her belongings. Three juveniles detained. Robbery Inspector took over case.
(Kind of surprising this happened at 8pm on a Monday night)
Labels: police blotter
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Police Blotter Notes
1:15 am Folsom and Ripley Street
Officer Anaya and Officer Baldovino saw two men pushing a van and stopped to question them. The van was in the control of a 26 year old New Mission Terrace woman. She was in possession of methamphetamine. She was booked at Ingleside Station.
I'm sure there was more to the story than that - Ed.
Labels: police blotter
Monday, December 17, 2007
Police Community Relations meeting
Labels: police blotter
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Police Blotter: Harrison Stairway
Officers Ernest Wilberg and Robin Odum responded to a report of four people drinking in public and being intoxicated. When they arrived, the subjects were getting into a car nearby. The officers stopped the subjects and arrested one from Hayward for being drunk and possessing suspected methamphetamine and cited two others, from Oakland and Daly City for possession of alcohol under age. Case #070738128
Labels: drugs, gangs, police blotter
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Stepped up police enforcement on Bernal Hill July 4th
district during the July 4th evening due to fireworks danger, alcohol
consumption and loitering. Three high profile areas to be monitored are Mt.
Davidson, Bernal Hill and the open space area adjacent to Walter Haas
Playground.
Which means, if you're planning on celebrating freedom with a glass of champagne on Bernal Hill, you'll be busted. Or at least, they'll make you pour out your bottle.
You've been warned!
Labels: police blotter, precita
Friday, June 22, 2007
Drug Dealers arrested
Officers Jason Gallagher and Robin Odum were on patrol responding to
complaints of juveniles loitering, drinking, and using drugs in the
Harrison and Ripley area. They observed several suspects, who upon seeing
the officers, ran towards Precita Park. The officers gave chase and caught
up to the suspects at Precita and Folsom. Two juveniles, who live on the
200 block of 14th Street and the 5600 block of Diamond Heights, had a
significant quantity of crack cocaine and marijuana. They were both
arrested. Case #070628165
Labels: crime, drugs, police blotter
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Fighting in Precita Park
Ingleside officers responded to a report of a fight in the park. Officer Daggett, Off. Alvarez, Off. Horan, and Off. Sullivan detained four subjects. One of the detained males had a warrant and was booked at Ingleside Station. Case #060072970
Labels: crime, police blotter
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
drunk and disorderly in the park
Officers Wayman Young and Carla Lee responded to a large group of people yelling, drinking and loitering on the 300 block of Precita. They crowd quickly dispersed with the officers' arrival, but one suspect, who was drunk, was arrested for the inebriation and a misdemeanor warrant. She resides on Chumasero. Case #070589584
Labels: police blotter
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Precita and Folsom Pursesnatching Attempt
Labels: crime, police blotter
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Police Blotter: Harrison and Precita
Labels: police blotter
Saturday, May 05, 2007
Wanted gang fugitive arrested
Officers Melonee Alvarez and Shawn Phillips spotted a known and wanted gang fugitive on Precita. When the suspect saw the officers, he took off running. The officers chased him eight blocks, up hills, to the backyard of a residence on the 200 block of Mullen. At that location they captured him and arrested him for a no bail San Mateo County probation warrant and for resisting arrest. Case #070463472
Labels: gang, police blotter, precita
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