Glen Park Safety

	INDEX	Number of Crimes

	November 2011	14
	August 2011	12
	April 2011	18
	March 2011	6
	February 2011	16
	January 2011	24
	2010	109
	2009	135
	2008	42 (3 months)

NOVEMBER 2011 - 14 CRIMES

Nov. 24 - Elk & Paradise Ave, 1:16 am, Narcotics/ SFPD on patrol when they spotted a vehicle traveling with no headlights on in darkness. The officers conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle. Upon approach, the officers smelled a strong odor that they suspected to be marijuana coming from the passenger side of the vehicle. The passenger admitted to having marijuana in his pocket. The officers seized the suspected marijuana and cited the passenger for possession. Report 110945413

Nov. 23 - Unit Blk Monterey Bl. 11:20 am, Theft. The victim had left his cell phone on the front counter in his business and went into the back. The victim heard the front door close so he went back to the front of the store to see who had entered the business. The victim said he did not see anyone in the store, but realized his cell phone was missing. The victim went out to the sidewalk in front of the store and saw three possible suspects fleeing the area. Report 110943332

300 Blk Addison. 12"50 pm, Burglary. Victim advised that he locked and secured the premises and when he returned found his officedoor was ajar. He then saw a male exiting the premises as he was attempting to close the door. He followed the suspect outside and the pointed told him, “I don’t have anything” and showed the reportee his empty bag. The reportee followed the suspect and called 911 but was unable to get through to dispatch. He returned to the office and noticed his laptop had been removed from where it was originally and had what appeared to be pry marks on it. No other sign of forced entry into the premises. Report number 110940811
400 Blk Bosworth, 8:19 am, Recovered Auto

Nov. 21 - Swiss/Arbor. “01 am, Stolen Auto

Nov. 19 - Unit Blk 30th St., 9:?52 pm, Robbery. The victim was standing on the sidewalk when a suspect approached him from behind and grabbed him. The suspect reached into the victim’s back pant pocket and removed the victim’s cash. The victim could not stop the suspect because he was holding his daughter in his arms. The suspect fled. Report 110934115

Nov. 16 -

Unit Blk Chenery. 1:30 pm, Burglary The victim stated that he left and secured his residence and when he returned he noticed there were several items missing. He stated that one of the sliding doors was unlocked and believed that’s how the suspect exited and entered the home. The officer was unable to find any sign of forced entry, but did notice some fingerprints at the scene. He notified SFPDs Crime Scene Investigation Unit who stated they would arrive to process the scene. The victim was provided with follow up information and advised not to touch certain areas as the crime scene unit would be arriving. Report number 110925744
Unit Blk Mateo. 2:41 pm, Recovered Auto
Unit Blk Surrey. 6:30 pm, Stolen Auto

Nov. 15 - Unit Blk Monterey. 11 pm, Stolen Vehicle

Nov. 14 - 1400 Blk Diamond St/. 7:10 am, Theft. The victim said that she discovered the trunk of her car open, even though she had left it secured upon parking it. There were several items missing from inside the vehicle. Report 110909635

Nov. 10 - 100 Blk Fairmount. 11 am, Stolen vehicle .

Nov. 9 - 300 Blk Miguel. 9 pm, Theft. Victim parked and locked his vehicle in front of his residence and when he returned found his rear passenger window shattered and various items missing. He advised he did not give anyone permission to enter the vehicle. PSA Zabarte dusted the vehicle for any latent fingerprints with negative results. He provided the victim will follow up information and an additional loss form. Report Number 110901910

Nov. 8 - Chenery/Miguel, 8:20 am, Aggravated Assault Victim #1 told the officer that he was crossing the street when a car that ran the Stop Sign almost hit him. The victim told the officers that he had to jump back to avoid getting hit. The second victim told the officer that he was in his car two cars away from the suspect vehicle that almost struck victim #1. When the V#2 saw what happened, he decided to get involved and followed the suspect vehicle. Once the opportunity presented itself, V#2 opened his window and pointed out to the suspect driver that he almost hit the pedestrian a few blocks back. The suspect became enraged and exited his vehicle. The suspect walked over to V#2s car and pulled his wiper blade off and then chased V#2 around his own car. The suspect struck V#2 with the wiper and put a dent and broke a window on V#2s car. This entire event was witnessed by a 3rd person who decided to get involved. The witness took a picture of the suspects’ car and license plate. All the parties involved told the officer that they could identify the suspect. The case was assigned to an Ingleside S.I.T. investigator for follow up. Report number 110898464

AUGUST 2011 - 12 CRIMES

Note upsurge in daytime burglaries and robberies, also in perimeter areas around Glen Park such as Church, Sanchez, and 30th Streets. Note also a rash of burglaries in the low hundred blocks of Monterrey.

Aug. 23 - Unit Blk Laidley 9:19 am , Recovered Auto.

Aug. 22 - 300 Blk Congdon, 1 pm, Burglary. Victim advised her brother locked and secured the home when he left the evening prior. The victim said she returned this afternoon and found a side window to the home smashed and various items missing. There was no other sign of forced entry to the home. The officers took pictures of the damage for evidence and provided the victim with follow up information. Report Number 110674753

Note that one of Officer Cal's officers aided the following crime victim in Diamond Heights:

Aug. 21 - 1:15pm 5200 Blk Diamond Hts Battery. Officer met with SFPD Patrol Special Adamson who had a male suspect detained. The victim advised the officer that she had been arguing with the suspect when suddenly he hit her in the face. The victim also told the officer that the suspect insulted her. The victim yelled for help and was assisted by the Patrol Special. The victim pointed the suspect out and the Patrol Special detained him. The victim refused medical assistance, and insisted she wanted the suspect arrested. She signed a citizen’s arrest for the suspect so the suspect was arrested and then cited for the battery. Report Number 110670999

Aug. 21 - 3:43am Randall/Arlington Graffiti. While responding to the scene officer observed a subject who matched the description of the suspect which had been broadcast by dispatch. The officer detained the subject who was later positively identified as the person who had vandalized the side of a building with red paint. The witness pointed out the damaged area and the spray cans were found in a grassy area near the damage. The officer took pictures which he booked into evidence along with the spray cans. The witness signed a citizen’s arrest and the suspect was arrested and then cited for the vandalism. Report Number 110670256

Aug. 14 - Unit Blk Wilder St 11:30 pm, Stolen vehicle.

Aug. 13 - Unit Blk Surrey St 2 am, Burglary. Victim stored his bicycle in his garage, and secured it. The victim returned to his residence and discovered pry marks on the door and the lock damaged. His bicycle was missing. Report 110648156

Aug. 12 - 900 Blk Bosworth St 9 am, Theft. Victim had left his bicycle in his garage. The victim discovered his bicycle had been stolen. He was unsure if he had locked the garage. Report 110644148

Aug. 11 -

2900 Blk Diamond, 8:44 pm, Assault . Officers were flagged down by one of the Muni Operators. The Muni Operator pointed to a male that was running past them down the street on Diamond. They caught up with the suspect and detained him. After further investigation, it was discovered that the male and two friends had refused to pay the bus fare. When stopped for payment, they began to disrupt service and ask passengers for money. They were ordered to exit the bus and pushed the Muni Operator to the ground as they fled. The suspect located was booked in at the County Jail for the Public Transit Violation as well as the physical assault. Report Number 110640124
8:05pm Unit Blk Miquel 8:05 pm, Court Order Violation. Victim explained that he had been walking down the street when he noticed a subject that he had obtained a stay-away order against. The male suspect drove past him at an extremely slow rate of speed and then stopped his vehicle and stared directly at him. The victim could not give the officers a vehicle description nor license plate number, but wanted the incident documented. Number 110640174

Aug. 9 - 500 Blk Mangels, 4:10 pm, Probation Violation. Individual that he was extremely familiar with, dangerously throwing rocks into the street. The officer was also aware of a stay-away order served against this individual at a nearby location. Thinking that the agitated male was enroute to that location, he attempted to make contact. The male immediately ran from him and gained entry into a nearby residence. Officer Preston forced entry into the residence and was able to coordinate other units and ultimately take the suspect into custody. Excellent Job! Report Number 110636565

Aug. 6 -

Monterey/Congo St, 2:08 am, Robbery. Victim went home after the incident but wanted the police notified. He reported that he had been waiting for a taxi when he was approached by three younger males. He had his IPhone out of his bag and was playing with it. One of the suspects put something to the back of his head which he thought was a gun. He was ordered to hand over his phone, which he did immediately. The second male demanded his wallet and bag, but the victim began to scream and yell. All three suspects fled from the area. The victim was uninjured and felt that he could identify the suspects if he saw them again. Report Number 110610951
11:30am Diamond/Chenery St Theft From Vehicle. The victim reported that she had locked and left her vehicle at this location. Upon returning to the vehicle, she discovered one of the windows shattered and the vehicle ransacked. She later realized that her work laptop computer had been stolen from the trunk of the car. She had no suspect information. Report Number 110612004
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APRIL 2011 - 18 CRIMES OR INCIDENTS

Note: There remain many car boosts on Diamond Blvd in Diamond Hts. Be very careful not to leave anything visible in your car there or in Glen Park. The same applies up Monterrey toward the Safeway, and at 30th and Mission.

March 25 - 400 blk Bosworth, 10 pm, Recovered car.

March 22 - 1900 blk Castro, 8:30 am, Burglary - Victim said she locked and secured her home when she left and when she returned noticed the back door was ajar. She also noticed a smashed window in the kitchen and that various boxes and items had been moved around. Victim said that various items had been taken and that she did not give anyone permission to enter the premises. Officers searched the area for any latent fingerprint evidence to no avail. Report 110327849.

March 21 - 100 blk Moreland , 9 am, Burglary - Victim advised that she locked and secured her home and when she returned found a rear door to the home had been damaged, entry made and various items missing. Victim pointed to an area where the suspect had left possible footprints. Officer took pictures of the scene and advised victim that our crime scene investigation team would be responding to process the home for any evidence. Report 110325837.

While not strictly occurrring in Glen Park, this incident is so serious and close, we include it.
March 20 - 400 blk Monterey, 1:25 pm, Vandalism Arrest. Call of a suspect swinging a chain with a rock tied to it that was swinging it and hitting street signs. A possible suspect detained that told her that he had broken a bus stop shelter with a rock. Other officers at the scene located the shelter and a witness. The witness was able to positively identify the suspect as being the one that shattered the shelter, defaced a street sign and damaged a garage door. The suspect gave the officers false information on his identity as well. Because of an excellent investigation, the officers were able to obtain the true identity of the suspect and that he had a felony warrant. The suspect was arrested and booked. Report number 110321324

March 19 - Glen Park LRV stop, 12 noon, Theft from Person - Victim told the PSA that while seated on the LRV across from the driver she was robbed. The victim said that when the LRV came to a stop, the suspect snatched the phone out of her hand and got off the LRV and ran. The video from the LRV was ordered for identification of the suspect. Report number 110318622

March 18 - San Jose/30th, 4:12 pm, Possession Assault Weapon - Officerswere sent to investigate a suspect that was brandishing a rifle at people. The officers were working undercover at the time. As the officers drove by the location, they observed a subject that matched the description of the suspect. The officers watched the suspect as he tried to hide by a fence. Because the officers able to maintain visual contact with the suspect they saw him take off a backpack and then pull a gun out and toss it over the fence. The officers converged on the suspect with weapons drawn. The suspect took off running to avoid capture to no avail. The suspect was taken into custody a short distance away. The officers recovered an assault rifle with a scope. The suspect was arrested and booked for the charges. Report number 110315822.

March 17 - 700 Blk Bosworth St, 7:56 pm, Theft from vehicle - Victim stated he returned to his vehicle to find the trunk slightly open. Several items had been taken. Report 110311143

March 16 - J Church stop at Hwy 280 in Glen Park, 4:30 pm - I take MUNI/BART almost everywhere, not having owned a car for seven years. In overcast daylight I walked to the J Church stop across Hwy 280. Because I know thugs are out and about Glen Park, I did not carry my purse but carried a fanny pack hidden beneath a heavy sweater and coat. I walked across the overpass and down the stairs, seeing two groups of youth standing around talking loudly. I became very wary and at that point, should have just backtracked and taken BART. I decided to proceed. I smiled as I passed the first group and headed to stand inside the windbreak next to the seats where the second group was seated. I proceeded to read some materials I carried with me when a young Black man with hoodie came to stand about 3 feet square in front of me. He 'cased' me up and down and apparently seeing no purse and nothing worth attacking, he returned to his seat. I half hid my pepper spray inside my coat pocket not wanting to precipitate a confrontation, but being ready and alert. I strongly suggest that we not use this bus stop at all, especially do not carry a visible purse, wallet, or electronic device that can be easily stolen.

March 12 -

500 Blk Arlington, 2 pm, Theft from Vehicle - Victim called 311 to report she parked and secured her vehicle and when she returned found a window smashed and items taken. She was unable to provide any further information. Report 116046609
300 Blk Arlington, 8:15 am, Stolen vehicle

March 11 - 700 Blk Foerster , 10 pm, Theft fr Veh - Motorist who reported that an abandoned backpack and other items were on the sidewalk. The motorist was unavailable to speak with but the officer located the backpack and was able to do a record check and locate the owner. The owner advised that the week prior his vehicle had been broken into and various items taken. The backpack was returned to the owner who was very happy with the officer’s services. He was unable to provide any further information or suspect description. Report 110291943

March 10 - Elk/Chenery Sts, 2:24 pm, Dog off Leash - Victim stated that he was walking his dog on a leash when another dog that was off leash, attacked his dog. The victim had to separate the two dogs. The owner of the second dog grabbed her dog and put him on a leash. The victim sustained a small scratch but was unsure which dog had caused it. The second dog owner was cited for having a dog off leash. Report 110289697

March 4 -

800 Block Bosworth, 8 am, Vehicle Vandalism - Victim stated he parked and secured her vehicle and when he returned noticed scratches all over the vehicle. There was no further information regarding any witnesses or suspects. Report number 110277567.
700 Block Mangels, 11:30 pm, Theft from Vehicle - Victim called 311 to report he parked and secured his vehicle and when he returned found a window had been smashed and an Ipod taken. Victim could not provide any further information. Report number 116043809.

March 1 -

2900 blk Diamond. 4:38 pm, Robbery/Gun - Victim told the officer that she called a friend and told her that she was interested in purchasing a gun. The friend agreed to help her. The victim arrived on BART and met with her friend, who led her to a waiting car. Once in the car, the friend turned into the suspect and put a gun to the victims head. The suspect said that she wanted everything. The victim feared for her life and gave the suspect $600 that she had brought with her to purchase a gun. The victim was not injured and told officers that she can identify the suspect. Report number 110266203
900 blk Chenery, Vandalism - Victim told the officer that a small statue that has been in the front of the establishment was broken. The victim did not see anyone do it and does not have any enemies. Report number 110267706
800 blk Bosworth, 7:34 pm, Recovered Plates
800 blk Bosworth, 8 pm, Stolen Plates
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MARCH 2011 - 6 CRIMES

March 11 -200 block Laidley, 6:15 am, Stolen vehicle

March 8 - 1600 block Diamond St , 9:28 pm. Recovered Auto

March 7 - 100 block Arlington, 11:12 pm. Recovered Auto

March 2 -

11:47 pm 500 block Chenery St., 11:47 pm, Robbery. Victim advised that she was walking on the above street when she noticed a man walking in her direction and another man walking on the opposite side of the street. Victim stated that one man walked passed her and she was suddenly thrown to the ground. Victim stated the suspect stole her purse and laptop but she did get a good look at him and could not identify him.
300 Block Arbor, 4 pm, Warrant Arrest. Officers responded to the residence of a person with a warrant for his arrest. The officers located the man, took him into custody and booked him at Ingleside Station. Report Number 070652120.

March 1 - Unit block Chenery St., 12 pm, Theft, from Building. Victim reported that bicycles had been taken from the garage area of her home. The officers were unable to locate any sign of forced entry and no surveillance cameras were available.

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FEBRUARY 2011 - 16 CRIMES

Feb. 23 - 100 block Roanoke, 9:18 pm, Robbery - Victim told the officer that while walking from the Glen Park BART station two suspects followed him and approached him from behind. The suspect grabbed him and held an object to his head. The victim thought it was a gun. The suspect demanded the victim to give them everything, and then forcefully took his suit case. The suspects then fled with the property. A witness called and told officers that he observed suspects going through a suitcase and then throw it out of the car they were in. The on call inspector was notified and is handling the case. Report number 110160796

Feb. 20 - 300 block Chenery , 11 pm, Vehicle Strip - Victim told the officer that she parked her truck and locked it. When she returned she discovered that someone had stolen her catalytic converter.

Feb. 18 - 30th/Chenery, 9:30 am, Theft/Building. Victim told the officers that while at work he left for a meeting. The victim locked his office door. The victim was gone for an hour and upon his return he noticed that his office door could not be open with the keys. The victim contacted a locksmith. Once in his office the victim noticed that his wallet and contents were missing. There is no suspect description.

Feb. 16 -

Surrey/Swiss, 1:30 pm, Fraud/Scam. Victim told the officer that an unknown male suspect contacted her and told her that her son was being held in Spain by authorities. The male so convinced the victim that she ran out and sent $2800 via Western Union. It was not until the victim was able to contact her daughter-in-law that she discovered that her son was still in the bay area. The suspect took too long in Spain to pick up the money thus there was no loss.
Addison/Diamond, 1:32 pm, False Registration. Parked vehicle that was displaying current registration on the car, yet according to DMV the registration was expired. Because the registration was over six months expired the vehicle was towed and the plate was booked as evidence.

Feb. 13 -

100 block Moffitt, 12:19 pm, Vandalism to Vehicle. itness stated that she was at her kitchen window when she heard a vehicle on the street. She looked out and saw an African American male with half of his body inside of her neighbors’ vehicle. She saw the suspect get out of the vehicle and into a waiting dark, older model, boxy shaped sedan and speed away. The victim stated that nothing was missing from the vehicle.
Unit blk Lippard, 10 am, Stolen Auto.

Feb. 12 -

2300 block Diamond. 9:41 am, Shooting into Dwelling. Victim told the officer that she heard shots fired during the night then noticed damage to her home in the morning. The officer found that several properties in the area had been damaged on the front of the homes and fences/
200 block Arlington. 7:42, Methamphetamine Offense (at known drug house)
Anonymous compliant regarding suspicious activity in front of the home. The officers located three men who were loading a truck with furniture and other items. The officers knew two of the men from prior contacts. The officers exercised the probation search condition of one of the men and discovered methamphetamine on the other. The suspect with narcotics was taken into custody and booked at Ingleside Station.
Unit blk Lippard, 2:22 am, Recovered Auto.

Feb. 10 - 100 block Fairmount. 6"45 am, Stolen Auto.

Feb. 7 - Unit block Arlington. 8"30 am, Stolen Auto.

Feb. 6 - 200 block Chenery, 12 pm, Theft from Locked Auto. Victim stated that her parked, locked and unattended vehicle had been broken into overnight and that her car stereo and Fastrak had been stolen from the vehicle. No suspect or witness information was provided.

Feb. 5 - 1800 block Castro. 5:33 pm, Battery/Suspicious. Officer met with the caller who stated that she had located a man groaning and calling for help next to her home. Medics were tending to a man who they had assisted out of the bushes and who was covered in dirt, but had no visible injuries. The victim gave the officers several different stories of what happened to him. He was taken to the hospital.

Feb. 2 -

Diamond/Bosworth. 7:08 pm, Warrant Arrest.Officer noticed a vehicle parked in a bus zone in front of the BART station ($255). The officer approached the driver and advised the driver that he was parked illegally. The driver told the officer that he was waiting for someone that was on BART. The officer asked for Id and discovered that the driver had an outstanding NO BAIL robbery warrant out of Sacramento. The suspect was booked at Ingleside Station.
10:12 am 200 block Whitney Hot Prowl Burglary Officers Rand and Muro were sent to investigate a burglary case. The victim told the officers that his home is being renovated. He came home and observed a suspect walking out with tools. The victim engaged the suspect who caused the suspect to drop the tools and flee. The suspect got into silver Mitsubishi and drove off. The victim told the officers that he would recognize the suspect if seen again. Report number 110097127
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JANUARY 2011 - 24 CRIMES

NOTE: If you park on the street, hardening the target can help prevent crime, evidenced by the following report: Jan. 1, 200 blk Gold Mine, Attempted Vehicle Theft - victim found someone had attempted to steal her vehicle. Engine was on with the ignition missing but victim had a steering wheel locking anti-theft device which apparently prevented the theft.

Jan. 25 -

Unit block Arbor. 8:40 am, Threats. Victim told the officers that he was in front of his house when he noticed an unknown suspect walk in front of his neighbor’s house and grab a bag. The victim asked the suspect if the bag was his. The suspect told the victim to mind his own business. The victim insisted and asked the suspect again if the bag was his. The suspect at this point got angry and started charging towards the victim. The victim started yelling "Police, someone call the police" the suspect dropped the bag and hurriedly walked off. The victim followed and watched the suspect to the point where the suspect turned ant told the victim that he was going to kill him. The suspect is described as an African American male, 5’8, 150 lbs, 38 to 40. The suspect was last seen wearing a green beanie cap, green and white checkered shirt and baggy green pants. The suspect also had GOLD teeth.
1800 block Castro, 9:30 pm, Burglary. Victim told the officer that she had left her apartment for six months. The victim told the officer that she had left some clothing boxed to be donated upon her return. The victim told the officer that when she came back she noticed that someone had removed clothing and changed her mattress! The officer could not locate any forced entry. Since there was no evidence CSI was not notified.

Jan. 24 -

200 block Arlington. 5:35 pm, Battery on an Officer (known drug house?) - Officers responded to serve a Parole search on a parolee in our district. The officers responded to the house and found a male subject in the backyard holding a power saw. The officers asked him to put it down and he did. The subject was asked to sit in the backyard while the officers conducted a warrant check. The officers then observed other person entering the yard and as they were talking to him, the first subject got up and made a run for the gate. Officer Tam chased and had a hold of the suspect’s shirt when the suspect pushed a motorcycle onto the officer. The officer was pinned between the fence and the bike. The suspect continued fleeing, now with officer Daggett in pursuit. Officer Tam was able to push the heavy bike off and joined officer Daggett in the chase. The officers chased the suspect for 2 blocks and were able to catch up to the suspect. The suspect continued his attempts to escape from the officers. The suspect was taken into custody. Officer Tam was seen at the scene by an ambulance for the non-life threatening injuries received when the bike landed on him. The officers located drug paraphernalia at the location where the suspect lives. This is in violation of the suspects’ parole condition. The suspect was arrested and booked at Ingleside Station.
1200 block Bosworth. 12 am, Vandalism. - Victim told the officers that he parked his car last night in front of his house. The victim told the officers that he discovered his window broken. There were no suspects observed
200 block Randall, 4:25 pm, Recovered Auto

Jan. 23 - Joost/Baden, 4 pm, Theft from Auto. Victim told the officer that he parked and locked his car but left some property in it. The victim told the officer that when he came back the next day he found a window broken and his property missing. No suspects were seen. Report number 110072969

Jan. 20 - Cuvier/Bosworth, 8:30 am, Burglary - Victim told the officers that she came home and found her front door open. The victim knew something was wrong when she saw that the home was ransacked. The victim went outside and called the police. The officers searched the house to make sure there were no suspects. The officers located an open window. The officers did not notify CSI because of lack of physical evidence.

Jan. 18 - Randall/Arlington. 8 am, Indecent Exposure/Arrest. Male exposing himself in public. The officers happen to be close to the area and were able to immediately locate the suspect and detained him. The officers learned that the suspect was had exposed himself to numerous victims. The witness/victim signed a citizen’s arrest. The officers arrested the suspect and booked him at Ingleside Station.

Jan. 17 - Mateo/Arlington. 8:30 pm, Shots Fired. Officers located two witnesses that told the officers that they heard 6 shots in the area. The witnesses told the officers that they then saw, what looked like a possible Volkswagen leaving the area. There is no further information.

Jan. 15 -

1700 block Diamond. 9 am, Theft. The victim told the officer that he rented equipment to the suspect. The suspect had the equipment delivered to an address on Diamond St. the suspect met the victim at the scene and the equipment was dropped off. The next day when the equipment was to be picked up, the victim learned that there was no work done in that area and his equipment was gone! The suspect is described as African American male between 40 and 50 years old. He is 5’10, 180lbs. the loss was $10,000 worth of construction equipment.
200 block Blythdale, 3:46 am, Recovered Auto
100 block Joost , 7:38 am, Recovered Auto

Jan. 14 -

400 block Bosworth, 1 pm, Fraud -
Victim told the PSA that she had reported a car break in where her credit card was stolen at the beginning of the year. The victim said that she received a call from her bank telling her that someone had tried to add themselves to her account in order to make purchases. Since the card was already reported stolen the request was denied and the victim notified/
100 block Joost . 7 pm, Stolen Auto.

Jan. 12 - Unit block Baden, 6 pm, Theft from Auto. Victim tshe locked and parked her car in front of her home but forgot to remove everything from the inside of the car. When she came out she discovered that the rear 2window was broken and the property removed.

Jan. 7 -10

Arlington/Charles, 12:01 am, Theft from Auto. Victim parked and locked her car only to discover that an unknown suspect tampered with a window and removed the property that was visible within the cab of the car. The loss was $500 in property. No suspects were observed.
Diamond St , Fraud ATM card stolen only to discover that someone had already used the card.
Congo/Hearst, 7:17 pm, Purse Snatch. Victim noticed a black car as she was walking home, following her. The victim told the officers that the car passed by her as she continued to walk. The victim turned off Monterey onto Congo and saw the black car had parked half way up the block. The next thing she knew the suspect jumped out of the car and took her purse off her shoulder and got back into the car and fled. The victim was not injured.
100 block Hearst, Theft from Auto.Victim parked and locked her car only to discover the next morning that someone had broken a window and removed her property.
Mission/Richland, 9 pm, Assault. While on the MUNI bus victim noticed that there were two subjects looking at his phone. The victim got off the bus with the two suspects following him. the suspects asked the victim for a dollar and then punched him on the side of the head with and object the suspects were not able to get the phone and then fled the area. Report number 110022293

Jan. 6 - 600 block Bosworth. 8:27 am, Battery- Victim told the officer that she had just surfaced from the BART station and was waiting for her friend to pick her up. The victim told the officer that an unknown suspect walked up to her and punched her on the face for no reason. The victim said that as she turned in an attempt to flee the suspect, she hit her knee on a cement light post. The victim may be able to recognize the suspect if seen again. Report number 110017125

Jan. 3 - 2400 block Diamond, 12:47 pm Recovered Auto

Jan. 2 -

200 block Sussex 3 am., Att. Theft from Locked Vehicle - Officers responded to another auto boost call and met with the victim who stated that his vehicle alarm sounded and apparently scared off the suspect who he saw fleeing the area in a dark colored sedan. The victim did not see the suspect and suffered no loss. Report number 110003657
100 block Bemis, 2:30 pm, Vandalism to Property - Officers responded to a burglary call. They found that someone had damaged the garage door to a home. There was no loss discovered. Report number 110004887

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