Vandalism and Trespassing: Point Lobos Ave 500 Block, November 22nd at 1:27 AM
Police were dispatched to the scene of a possible robbery in progress. Witnesses said they heard someone tapping on the front door of the hotel room and someone trying on the doorknob. She then heard the sound of breaking glass in the unit next to her.
Responding officers found the suspect in the shower naked. The suspect said he was on the pill and unable to walk and needed immediate help. The suspect said he broke the window to get inside the apartment because he needed to take a shower.
Based on the suspect’s demeanor, apparent mental state, and the statement he provided, an ambulance was called to transport him to San Francisco General Hospital.
Subject was subsequently held in county jail for felony vandalism and misdemeanor trespassing.
Unpaid Warrant: 700 Blocks on 28th Street, November 22nd at 8:59 AM
The police responded to the call of the ferocious robbery.
Witnesses received a notification from the Ring Doorbell camera app that the subject was shaking the front gate. Witnesses said he confronted the subject and asked what he was doing on the block. Subject explained that he was looking for a friend, but was unable to say where the friend lived.
Responding officers detained subject. A computer record check on the suspect revealed he had a valid warrant from San Mateo County for felony possession of a firearm.
The subject did not enter the witness’s property, and the property’s main gate remained safe, intact, and undamaged.
Subject was held in county jail on unpaid warrants and multiple drug charges.
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI): Park Presidio Boulevard at California Street, November 24, 1:40 AM
While investigating a vehicle crash, officers noticed that one of the drivers was showing objective symptoms of alcoholism. The suspect said he drank two beers that night.
Officers at the scene conducted a DUI investigation. The suspect performed poorly on the Field Breathalyzer Test (FST), so officers determined he was driving under the influence and arrested him.
The driver was taken to Richmond station and given a breath test. The resulting blood alcohol content (BAC) was 0.20% and 0.19%, exceeding the legal limit of 0.08% BAC for him. A computer records check revealed his arrest for DUI on May 5, 2022.
The suspect was incarcerated in county jail for DUI, driving DUI for the second time in 10 years, and opening a container of alcohol in the vehicle.
Possession of a loaded firearm: November 24, 2:52 PM, Geary Boulevard, 27th Street
Officers answered a vehicle call at the intersection of Geary Boulevard and 27th Street.
When they arrived, officers observed a beige Toyota Camry, partly at an intersection, facing west in the second lane. The Toyota was running with the outside lights on. Officers found the person in the driver’s seat sleeping with his head against the driver’s side window. While the car was moving and still in gear, an officer opened the passenger door and parked the car. Another officer opened the driver’s side door and put his hand inside to turn off the car and keep the car keys. While he was doing this, the officer observed a firearm between the driver’s seat and the vehicle’s center console.
A computer records check revealed that the firearm was stolen from Tempe, Arizona. The driver showed no objective symptoms of alcohol intoxication and said he was very tired.
The subject was incarcerated in county jail for charges including concealing a firearm in a vehicle, carrying a loaded firearm in public, possessing a high-capacity magazine, and receiving stolen property. it was done.
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol: Fulton Street, 14th Street, December 1, 9:30 PM
While investigating a vehicle crash, officers noticed that one of the drivers was showing objective symptoms of alcoholism.
The suspect said he had two drinks that night. Officers at the scene conducted a DUI investigation. The suspect performed poorly on the field breathalyzer test (FST). Her cops determined she was driving under her influence and arrested her.
The driver was taken to Richmond Station and given a breath test. As a result, his BAC was 0.18% and 0.17%.
The suspect was arrested for driving under the influence and handed over to a friend.
Driving or riding a vehicle without consent: La Playa Street 800 Block, December 2, 11:04 PM
A patrol officer found a white GMC box truck parked in a parking lot with Oklahoma license plates. A computer query of the license plate indicated that the vehicle had been stolen.
Officers approached the truck and ordered the driver to get out. The driver verbally protested, opening the driver’s door but not putting down what she was carrying and attempting to light a cigarette. Subject warned subject that she would be dropped off and handcuffed.
Subject was held in county jail for driving or hijacking a vehicle without consent and possessing stolen property.
Auto Theft Prevention Operation: Block 3600 Geary Boulevard, Dec. 3 at 5:30 PM
Plainclothes units engaged in the Motor Vehicle Robbery Reduction Operation observed suspects in vehicles entering and exiting multiple districts. This vehicle was a casing vehicle known for incidents over the past few weeks.
Officers observed the suspect’s vehicle pull over to the victim’s vehicle. Another suspect got out of the car, used a punch to break the window, and reached down to grab the bag from inside the vehicle.
As the suspect was removing the bag from the vehicle, the owner returned and surprised the suspect, causing the suspect to drop the bag. ran the
Plainclothes officers followed the suspect’s vehicle to the Richmond area, where he went to a house for a few minutes before starting to drive. Spike his strip was approved and successfully deployed.
The suspects were apparently unaware of the spike strip’s success and headed to the gas station to refill their punctured tires. Three of the four suspects arrested were minors. Juvenile probation has directed the police department to charge all juveniles in this case with felony charges.
One 18-year-old boy was held in county jail and all three boys were released by their parents.
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol: December 5 at 12:42 AM Fulton Street, Park Presidio Blvd.
While investigating a vehicle crash, officers noticed that one of the drivers was showing objective symptoms of alcohol intoxication. The 20-year-old denied he drank alcohol or took drugs that night.
Officers at the scene conducted a DUI investigation. The suspect performed poorly on his FST. Officers determined he was driving under the influence and arrested him.
The driver was taken to Richmond station and given a breath test, which showed a 0.14% BAC (the legal limit for drivers under 21 is 0.01% BAC).
The suspect was incarcerated in the county jail for a misdemeanor of driving while intoxicated.
Vehicle Theft, Property Theft, Possession of Robbery Equipment: 3300 Block Cabrillo, December 7 at 3:58 PM
Officers responded to the 34th Street and Cabrillo Street area about several suspects breaking into a vehicle.
Upon their arrival, the two suspects in the suspect’s vehicle fled westward. Inside the victim’s car he had two boys, a shattered window and a broken ignition cover that had been removed.
One juvenile was transferred to the Community Assessment Referral Center (CARC) and summoned for vehicle theft and attempted robbery. Another boy had a valid no-bail warrant for a felony that compounded the fuss. At the request of the probation officer, the boy was transferred to the Juvenile Justice Center (JJC).
Robbery, forced burglary of residence: 700 Block 12th Avenue, December 8, 6:00 PM
The suspect cut off power to the entire house by cutting electrical wiring. The suspect then broke into the house by breaking a sliding glass door and found a safe in the bedroom closet. The suspect broke open the safe and stole approximately $500,000 in US currency and jewelry, as well as other documents.
Video surveillance showed two suspects crawling on the second floor backyard balcony, and the video ended due to a power outage before a third suspect turned off the power to the house.
All suspects are currently unsolved.
Outstanding Warrant: 4300 Block of Geary Bouelvard, Dec 16 12:59 PM
Police responded to a call that an aggressive homeless man was blocking the parking lot entrance.
On the way to the address, officers conducted a computer records check of a known subject who frequented the area who revealed a valid warrant from San Francisco.
Upon arrival, officers observed subject standing in front of the parking lot entrance. They handcuffed him without incident.
The Central Warrants Bureau (CWB) confirmed the warrant and the suspect was held in county jail.
Failed Sex Offender Registration: 400 Block 18th Street, December 16, 2:08 PM
Officers were dispatched to the Argonne playground to assist a known subject of a park ranger throwing trash in the park. Upon arrival, they observed the subject moving their belongings from within the park to a tent on the sidewalk.
Officers contacted subject and offered to secure shelter, telling them that if he refused shelter, they would seize his tent on the sidewalk as illegal accommodation.
Based on previous contact with the subject, officers knew he was a registered sex offender. , he was arrested and held in the county jail for failing to register as a sex offender.
Carjacking with a Knife: 4400 Block Balboa Ave, December 17 at 5:46 PM
The food delivery driver pulled over on the street, completed the delivery, unlocked the door with the engine running, and got out.
Returning to his car, he saw a suspected new black Mercedes SUV parked in front of his car.
One suspect was waiting in the victim’s car, while a second female suspect was standing next to the SUV. The male suspect brandished a knife, pointed it at the victim, and said something in English that the victim did not understand. The male suspect got into the victim’s car and drove off at breakneck speed. The female suspect got into an SUV and she followed.
The suspect is currently unsolved.
Carjacking with gun, robbery: California Avenue and 23rd Street, December 17, 7:41 p.m.
The victim double parked her black Ford Mustang rental car outside the restaurant while her boyfriend waited in the passenger seat.
The suspect approached the driver’s seat of the car, pointed a gun at the male victim, and yelled, “Get XX out of the car!”
The male victim got out of the car in terror and watched the suspect drive away. Explanations were provided for all districts.
Later that day, Southern troops checked the health of a man who passed out in a black Ford Mustang. Dispatch informed responding officers that the vehicle was involved in a carjacking involving a firearm about four hours ago in the city.
A plan was devised to safely arrest the suspect while it was parked with him in the vehicle. The suspect was taken into custody without incident.
Officers identified the witnesses and the suspect was arrested. The firearm was not found during an authorized search of the vehicle, and the suspect was later taken to the county jail.
