{"id":2739,"date":"2014-11-07T11:36:11","date_gmt":"2014-11-07T19:36:11","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.taraval.org\/?p=2739"},"modified":"2014-11-07T11:36:11","modified_gmt":"2014-11-07T19:36:11","slug":"weekly-crime-reports-october-22-to-october-28","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.taraval.org\/?p=2739","title":{"rendered":"Weekly Crime Reports October 22 to October 28"},"content":{"rendered":"

*** Not all crimes are reported in the weekly reports. ***<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

WEDNESDAY – OCTOBER, 22 2014<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Dog Bite-Cited<\/strong><\/span>
\n 5:34 pm<\/strong><\/span>
\n 21st<\/sup> Ave and Rivera St<\/strong><\/span>
\n Officers responded to a report of a dog bite. The dog owner and the victim said the victim was working on the dog owner\u2019s property when the dog bit the victim. The victim refused medical attention however the officers documented the incident.<\/span> The dog owner was cited for the dog bite.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft<\/strong><\/span>
\n 4:37 pm<\/strong><\/span>
\n 1000 25th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong><\/span>
\n Officers responded to a report of a burglary. The victim said a few days earlier, a personal belonging was taken from his doorway to his home.The victim believed there was only an attempt to gain entry into the doorway and not into the house.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Vehicle<\/strong>
\n11:30 am \/ Taraval St and 25th<\/sup> Ave \/ 2009 Red Honda Accord<\/span><\/p>\n

Malicious Mischief-Vandalism to Property<\/strong><\/span>
\n 3:48 pm<\/strong><\/span>
\n Ocean Ave and Plymouth Ave<\/strong><\/span>
\n Officers responded to a report of a vandalism to a MUNI bus shelter. The officers saw a glass wall shattered.<\/span><\/p>\n

Malicious Mischief-Vandalism to Vehicle-Terrorist Threats<\/strong><\/span>
\n 9:17 pm<\/strong><\/span>
\n 1000 Capitol Ave<\/strong><\/span>
\n Officers responded to a report of a vandalism to a vehicle. The victim parked his car and then heard a noise of a window smash. A few moments later he received a short threatening phone call from an unknown suspect. The victim did not know the identity of the suspect.<\/span><\/p>\n

Recovered Vehicle
\n<\/strong>7:47 am \/ 1000 38th<\/sup> Ave \/ 1999 Blue Honda Civic<\/span><\/p>\n

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THURSDAY – OCTOBER, 23 2014<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Burglary to Residence under Construction<\/strong><\/span>
\n 12:16 pm<\/strong><\/span>
\n 2000 17th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong><\/span>
\n Officers responded to a report of a burglary. The victim left his home locked and secured. Upon return he saw the garage door broken open. Multiple tools were stolen from inside. The point of entry and exit appeared to be the garage door.<\/span><\/p>\n

Burglary from Residence<\/strong><\/span>
\n 8:28 pm<\/strong><\/span>
\n 1000 8th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong><\/span>
\n Officers responded to a report of a burglary. The victim left his home in the morning and upon return he noticed several items missing from the garage. Entry was made through the opened garage side-door that was also accessible from the backyard.<\/span><\/p>\n

Burglary from Residence
\n<\/strong>10:52 pm
\n<\/strong>100 Byxbee St
\n<\/strong>Officers responded to a report of a burglary. The victim returned home to find it burglarized. His bedroom window was open and it appeared to be the point of entry.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Building-Investigative Detention<\/strong>
\n11:49 am<\/strong>
\n1000 Irving St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft from a business and that the suspects at the scene. The victim pointed to a group of construction workers as the suspects. The officers detained the group and received permission to search their vehicle. No stolen merchandise items were found. The suspects were released.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Building<\/strong>
\n2000 Irving St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft. A bicycle shop owner said a man walked in and requested a test ride on a bicycle. The man left his ID and credit card with the shop. The suspect rode off and never returned.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Building<\/strong>
\n4:50 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 14th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nA victim walked into Taraval Station to report a theft. The victim was expecting a package to be delivered but did not receive it at the anticipated time. The victim checked his surveillance camera and saw a suspect take his delivered package that was left unattended.<\/span>
\nSuspect: White Male, 5\u201910, between ages 28 and 32, 180 lbs, and brown hair.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Building<\/strong>
\n6:45 pm<\/strong>
\n3000 20th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nA victim walked into Taraval Station to report a theft. The victim secured her belongings in a locker at a gym. After returning from working-out she noticed her belongings stolen from the locker.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft Shoplifting<\/strong>
\n7:56 pm<\/strong>
\n3000 20th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft. Store employees noticed missing merchandise. They checked recorded surveillance footage and saw two suspects shoplift the merchandise.<\/span>
\nSuspect 1: African American Male, 5\u20198, between ages 25 and 30, 200 lbs, black hair LSW: blue shirt, black jacket, gray pants.<\/span>
\nSuspect 2: African American Female, 5\u20196, between ages 25 and 30, 200 lbs, black hair LSW: red jacket and black pants.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from locked Vehicle
\n<\/strong>1:25 pm \/ 1000 Ocean Ave and Ashton Ave \/ 2002 Green Honda Civic<\/span><\/p>\n

Vandalism to Vehicle<\/strong>
\n11:07 am<\/strong>
\n27th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nA victim walked into Taraval Station to report a vandalism to her vehicle. The victim believed an ex-girlfriend of her boyfriend was the suspect.<\/span><\/p>\n

Vandalism to Property<\/strong>
\n8:08 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 Great Hwy<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a vandalism. The victim had gotten into an argument with his daughter. The daughter marched-out angrily. The victim then heard a loud bang and found the garage door damaged. The victim believed his daughter was the suspect.<\/span><\/p>\n

Driving without License-Cited<\/strong>
\n9:49 am<\/strong>
\n1000 46th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nAn officer stopped a vehicle with an expired registration tab. A record check revealed the driver did not have a license.<\/span> The driver was cited for driving without a license and released at the scene.<\/span><\/p>\n

Stolen Vehicle
\n<\/strong>2:30 pm \/ 1000 28th<\/sup> Ave \/ 1995 Gray Acura Integra<\/span><\/p>\n

Lost Property<\/strong>
\n10:00 am \/ 1600 Holloway Ave<\/span><\/p>\n

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FRIDAY – OCTOBER, 24 2014<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Robbery-Commercial Establishment with Weapon<\/strong>
\n3:51 pm<\/strong>
\n200 Winston Dr<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a robbery. Store security tried to stop two shoplifters from fleeing. When they were confronted by store security, one of the shoplifters-suspect 1, pulled out a chemical repellant spray and threatened to attack with it. The suspects then fled the scene. Store security was able to acquire the license plate of the getaway car.
\nSuspect 1: African American Female, 5\u20197, between ages 18 and 22, 130 lbs, red hair LSW: teal tank top, acid washed jean shorts, black purse<\/span>
\nSuspect 2: African American Female, 5\u20198, between ages 18 and 22, 130 lbs, black hair LSW: black leather jacket with metal studs, dark blue true religion jeans and large black tote bag.<\/span><\/p>\n

Robbery-Store with Knife<\/strong>
\n9:50 pm<\/strong>
\n700 Taraval St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to report of a person with a knife. The victim confronted the suspect who was carrying a bag filled with stolen candies from the store. The suspect pulled out a knife, threatened the victim, and fled with the bag.<\/span>
\nSuspect: African American Male, 5\u20195, between ages 40 and 45, 140 lbs, black hair. LSW: red hoody, braided hair, blue jeans, and black shoes.<\/span><\/p>\n

Robbery-Store with force<\/strong>
\n11:38 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 Noriega St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a fight between store employees and a shoplifter. The suspect shoplifted grocery items and tried to flee. When store employees confronted the suspect he pushed his way out and fled with the groceries.<\/span>
\nSuspect: African American Male, 5\u20199, between ages 25 and 45, 160 lbs. LSW: White baseball cap, lime green shirt, gray pants and brown shoes.<\/span><\/p>\n

Battery with Serious Injury<\/strong>
\n12:53 am<\/strong>
\n19th<\/sup> Ave and Taraval St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a battery. The victim was unconscious and therefore paramedics also responded. A witness saw the victim in a heated argument with the suspect. The suspect punched the victim who then fell to the ground. The victim was transported to the hospital for further treatment.<\/span>
\nSuspect: Hispanic Male, 5\u20197, between ages 25 and 30, 190 lbs, black hair. LSW: gray hooded sweatshirt, white tee shirt.<\/span><\/p>\n

Assault-Aggravated, with Knife, Attempted Robbery<\/strong>
\n4:02 am<\/strong>
\n1000 Ocean Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a stabbing. The victim was walking to a store when he noticed two suspects following him. The suspects approached and demanded the victim surrender his belongings. The victim refused and as a result suspect 1 hit him in the shoulder with a knife.<\/span>
\nSuspect 1: African American Male, 5\u201910 \u2013 6\u20191, between ages 24 and 30, gold hair. LSW: gray sweatshirt, blue jeans.<\/span>
\nSuspect 2: African American Male, between ages 24 and 30, black hair. LSW: off black sweater, blue jeans, Jordan 10\u2019s black shoes.<\/span><\/p>\n

Battery<\/strong>
\n8:50 am<\/strong>
\nGeneva Ave and Ocean Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a battery on a MUNI bus. The victim sat behind the suspect who suddenly turned around and punched the victim in the face. The victim alerted the bus driver. The suspect ran up to the driver, demanded the driver open the door, and then exited the bus.<\/span>
\nSuspect: African American Male, 6\u20190, between ages 20 and 25, 180 lbs. LSW: gray hoodie with white stars on sleves, black pants.<\/span><\/p>\n

Battery<\/strong>
\n12:17 pm<\/strong>
\n22nd<\/sup> Ave and Taraval St<\/strong><\/span>
\nA victim walked into Taraval Station to report a battery. The victim saw the suspect litter and told the suspect to pick it up. The suspect then spat on the victim and fled the scene.<\/span><\/p>\n

Burglary-Residence<\/strong>
\n9:41 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 29th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a burglary. The victim left his bicycle unattended behind a secured gate at his home. When he returned, the gate was open and the bicycle missing. The officers determined a suspect gained entry by breaking open the gate.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Person<\/strong>
\n3:21 pm<\/strong>
\n00 West Portal Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft. The victim said the suspect ran up to her, grabbed her cell phone out of her hand, and fled the scene. up information.<\/span>
\nSuspect: African American Male, 6\u20190, between ages 18 and 28, 180 lbs, black hair. LSW: grey hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft-Shoplifting<\/strong>
\n2:45 pm<\/strong>
\n200 West Portal Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft. The store manager said three suspects entered the store. Suspect 2 distracted the manager while suspect 1 bent down behind the counter. After the suspects left, the manager realized Suspect 1 had stolen a phone.<\/span>
\nSuspect 1: African American Female, 5\u20197, between 20 and 30, 170 lbs black hair LSW: faux leather jacket and dark jeans
\n<\/span>Suspect 2: African American Male, 6\u20190, between 25 and 35, 195 lbs, black hair LSW black eye glasses with white tape in between lenses.
\n<\/span>Suspect 3: African American Female, between ages 45 and 55, 200 lbs<\/span><\/p>\n

Stolen Vehicle
\n<\/strong>9:30 am \/ 400 Country Club Dr \/ 2005 Grey Acura MDX<\/span><\/p>\n

Found Property
\n<\/strong>2:35 pm \/ 1000 43rd<\/sup> Ave<\/span><\/p>\n

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SATURDAY – OCTOBER, 25 2014<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Burglary-Vandalism<\/strong>
\n12:32 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 17th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nAn officer responded to a report of a burglary. The victim was in the process of moving out of a residence. While the victim was moving out, the victim noticed damage to the residence and a couple of items missing.<\/span><\/p>\n

Warrant Arrest-Cited-Arrested<\/strong>
\n8:12 am<\/strong>
\n700 Irving St<\/strong>
\nAn officer observed a person sleeping in front of an entry to a business that had a \u201cNo Trespassing\u201d sign. A record check of the person’s identification revealed he had an arrest warrant.<\/span> The officer cited the person for trespassing and arrested him for the warrant.<\/span><\/p>\n

Warrant Arrest<\/strong>
\n12:13 pm<\/strong>
\n200 Taraval St<\/strong>
\nAn officer responded to a report of a mentally disturbed person. The officer detained a woman identified as the disturbed person. A record check revealed the woman had an arrest warrant.<\/span> She was arrested for the warrant.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft<\/strong>
\n10:26 am<\/strong>
\n300 Noriega St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft. The victim noticed his personal belongings missing from his garage. The victim believed his housekeeper accidentally left a patio door open. An unknown suspect may have gained entry through the patio door and stolen the garage door opener.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft<\/strong>
\n12:12 pm<\/strong>
\n1000 46th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nA woman walked into Taraval station to report a theft. The woman noticed her personal belongings missing from a shared garage. She believed the garage entry may have been left open.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Vehicle
\n<\/strong>1:24 pm \/ 1000 15th<\/sup> Ave \/ 2009 Beige BMW 3<\/span><\/p>\n

Malicious Mischief-Vandalism to Vehicle<\/strong>
\n2:07 pm<\/strong>
\n00 Farallones St<\/strong>
\nAn officer responded to a report of a vandalism. The victim found her vehicle damaged. She did not know who could have done it.<\/span><\/p>\n

Stolen License Plate<\/strong>
\n1:00 pm \/ 2000 39th<\/sup> Ave and Santiago St<\/span><\/p>\n

Found Property<\/strong>
\n4:00 pm \/ 30th<\/sup> Ave and Kirkham St<\/span><\/p>\n

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SUNDAY –\u00a0 OCTOBER, 26 2014<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Attempted Robbery with Force<\/strong>
\n9:40 am<\/strong>
\n100 Cambon Dr<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a robbery at a liquor store. Two suspects walked-in and browsed the aisles. The victim saw suspect 1 take an item and conceal it in his pocket. The two suspects then walked to the counter to pay for a different merchandise item. When the victim asked suspect 1 regarding the concealed item, the suspect angrily threatened him. When the victim tried to stop suspect 1 from leaving, the suspect hit the victim multiple times. Suspect 1 ran away while suspect 2 got into a car and drove away in a different direction.<\/span>
\nSuspect 1: African American Male, 5\u20197, between ages 17 and 20, 130 lbs, black hair. LSW: Black jacket and black shirt.<\/span>
\nSuspect 2: African American Female, between ages 20 and 25, black hair.<\/span><\/p>\n

Robbery with Force-Probation Violation-Arrested<\/strong>
\n7:46 pm<\/strong>
\n200 Winston Dr<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a shoplifting at a department store. The suspect tried to flee with a bag that concealed multiple unpaid merchandise items. Store security tried to stop the suspect who refused to cooperate and resisted. Security was able to detain the suspect. A record check revealed the suspect was on probation and had an arrest warrant.<\/span> The suspect was arrested for robbery, for violating probation, and for the arrest warrant.<\/span><\/p>\n

Aggravated Assault with Force<\/strong>
\n5:28 am<\/strong>
\nBrotherhood Way and Alemany Blvd<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of an assault. The victim was at a\u00a0 hospital. The victim said he was walking home from a party when he was assaulted. The victim then became unconscious. When he regained consciousness, he asked a friend to take him to a hospital. The victim suffered contusions to his face and a possible concussion.<\/span><\/p>\n

Dog Bite<\/strong>
\n6:31 pm<\/strong>
\n200 Sagamore St<\/strong>
\nOfficers were flagged down by a reportee who said her dog bit a victim. The reportee was walking her dog when she noticed the victim taking recyclable items out of her trash can. The reportee did not see the dog bite the victim. However she did see bite marks on the victim\u2019s leg. The victim was treated at the scene and refused further action against the reportee.<\/span><\/p>\n

Burglary-Theft from unlocked vehicle<\/strong>
\n7:43 am<\/strong>
\n1000 43rd<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a vehicular burglary. The victim left her car parked in the driveway overnight. She did not however lock her car. When she returned to her vehicle she noticed an unknown suspect entered her car, retrieved the garage opener, entered her garage, and stole multiple bicycles. Crime Scene Investigators responded to retrieve possible evidence.<\/span><\/p>\n

Warrant Arrest-Carrying concealed weapon, Trespassing-Arrested<\/strong>
\n12:15 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 17th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of two off-duty police officers detaining a suspect who disrupted church service. The suspect had been asked to leave multiple times but he refused. As a result the off-duty officers detained the suspect. The officers found a weapon that the suspect tried to grab when the off-duty officers detained him. The church clergyman placed the suspect under citizen’s arrest for trespassing. A record check revealed the suspect had an arrest warrant.<\/span> The suspect was arrested for the above charges.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Building-Fraud<\/strong>
\n2:43 pm<\/strong>
\n00 Lake St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft. The victim said her wallet was stolen from her office. The victim’s child was in her office while the victim momentarily left when suspect 1 and suspect 2 entered. The child last saw the wallet on a desk where the two suspects stood nearby. The victim was unaware her wallet was stolen until she was alerted by her bank regarding unusual credit card purchases.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from building<\/strong>
\n5:49 pm<\/strong>
\n1000 48th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of stolen bicycles. An unknown suspect pried open the victim’s front gate and stole his two bicycles that were left behind the gate. The pry marks indicated the front gate was point of entry and exit.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Vehicle<\/strong>
\n6:09 pm \/ 1000 34th<\/sup> Ave \/ 2007 Green Acura MDX<\/span><\/p>\n

Vandalism<\/strong>
\n2:08 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 10th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a vandalism. The victim had been disputing with a tenant who lived in the same home. The victim put up a lock to prevent the tenant from accessing the backyard. The victim noticed the lock was broken and believed the tenant was the suspect.<\/span><\/p>\n

Fraud<\/strong>
\n3:22 pm<\/strong>
\n100 West Portal Ave<\/strong>
\nA victim walked into Taraval Station to report a scam. The victim purchased counterfeit tickets to a Giant’s game on Craigslist. When the victim checked to see if the tickets were authentic, he found out they were counterfeit.<\/span><\/p>\n

Fraud<\/strong>
\n5:00 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 24th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nA victim walked into Taraval Station to report a theft. The victim was at a party and left his sweater unattended. The victim’s credit cards were in the sweater pocket. When he retrieved his sweater, the victim noticed his credit cards were missing.<\/span><\/p>\n

Stolen Vehicles<\/strong>
\n8:37 am \/ 1000 42nd<\/sup> Ave \/ 2002 Silver Saturn LW200<\/span>
\n 12:56 pm \/ Lawton St and 45th<\/sup> Ave \/ 1997 Green Toyota Carolla<\/span>
\n 1:14 pm \/ 2000 Lincoln Way \/ 2013 Mazda Black CX5<\/span>
\n 4:15 pm \/ 34th<\/sup> ave and Kirkham St \/ 2010 White Honda Civic<\/span><\/p>\n

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MONDAY – OCTOBER, 27 2014<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Burglary from Residence<\/strong>
\n10:07 am<\/strong>
\n200 Gellert Dr<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a burglary. The victim returned home and noticed a sliding glass door was broken. The victim did not see anything stolen or misplaced.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft-Shoplifting<\/strong>
\n1:20 pm<\/strong>
\n3000 20th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft at a store. An employee noticed four suspects enter and leave rapidly. After they left he noticed multiple merchandise items were stolen.<\/span>
\nSuspect 1: African American Female LSW: Black sweatshirt, black shorts
\n<\/span>Suspect 2: African American Female LSW: White shirt, dark jeans
\n<\/span>Suspect 3: African American Female LSW: Plaid flannel shirt
\n<\/span>Suspect 4: African American Female LSW: Black jacket and head wrap<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft, Shoplifting<\/strong>
\n7:36 pm<\/strong>
\n2000 ocean Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a theft at a store. The suspect walked up to the cashier and asked for merchandise behind the counter. The suspect then fled with unpaid merchandise.<\/span><\/p>\n

Dog Bite
\n3:45 pm
\nGarces Dr and Grijalva Dr<\/strong>
\nA victim walked into Taraval Station to report a dog bite. The victim entered a dog park, checked to ensure there were no other dogs, and unleashed her dog. Then the suspect\u2019s dog attacked her dog. The victim got the suspect’s dog to let go of her dog and immediately took her dog to animal care. The victim tried contacting the suspect but she received no answer.<\/span>
\nSuspect: African American Male, 6\u20192, between ages 35 and 45, 200 lbs, black hair, brown eyes. LSW: white shirt with blue jacket.<\/span><\/p>\n

Recovered Vehicles<\/strong>
\n11:07 am \/ 200 Victoria St \/ 2004 Tan Chevy Trailblazer<\/span><\/p>\n

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TUESDAY – OCTOBER 28, 2014<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Verbal Threats<\/strong>
\n5:03 pm<\/strong>
\n100 Lee Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a verbal threat. The victim said a known male suspect has repeatedly called her relatives’ home phone and made verbal threats.<\/span><\/p>\n

Battery<\/strong>
\n10:22 pm<\/strong>
\n46th<\/sup> Ave and Judah St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a fight. A witness said she saw a group of people fighting in the street and then board a MUNI bus. An officer stopped the bus and gathered information from passengers who said the victim was fighting random people and that none of them were injured. The victim refused to speak to the officers and was treated at the scene by paramedics.<\/span><\/p>\n

Residential Burglary<\/strong>
\n8:28 am<\/strong>
\n700 Lawton St<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a burglary. An owner of a construction company-who was working at a residential site, said his personal belongings that were left behind were missing. The garage door at the site was left open and therefore it was most likely the point of entry and exit.<\/span><\/p>\n

Residential Burglary<\/strong>
\n11:07 am<\/strong>
\n1000 30th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nAn officer responded to a report of a burglary. The victim said he left for vacation and upon returning home, he found the front door forced open. The victim noticed several of his belongings missing.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft-Cited<\/strong>
\n2:53 pm<\/strong>
\n1000 Ocean Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a shoplifter at a grocery store. An employee said he saw the suspect take merchandise items and exit without paying. The employee stopped the suspect and placed the suspect under citizen’s arrest. The officers took custody of the suspect.<\/span> The suspect was cited for shoplifting and released at the scene.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft-Trick.<\/strong>
\n3:04 pm<\/strong>
\n3000 20th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nA man walked into Taraval Station to report a scam. When the victim withdrew money from a bank, the suspect approached him and offered to sell him goods. The victim gave the suspect the money he withdrew earlier and received the goods. The victim later discovered the goods were fake. The victim provided pictures of the suspect and the vehicle the suspect drove.<\/span>
\nSuspect: White, male, about 5\u201911\u201d, between the ages of 35-40, with brown eyes and brown hair. LSW: Hair with blond streaks, husky build, and wearing a white polo shirt with thin blue\/black stripes.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Building<\/strong>
\n3:47 pm<\/strong>
\n300 Font Blvd<\/strong>
\nA woman walked into Taraval Station to report a theft. The victim attended a party and left her personal belongings unattended in a room. When she returned to retrieve them, they were missing.<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft-Shoplifting<\/strong>
\n4:55 pm<\/strong>
\n3000 20th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nOfficers responded to a report of a shoplifting. The store manager said one of the suspects distracted him while the other suspects discreetly shoplifted multiple items. They fled in a getaway vehicle. The manager reviewed surveillance footage of the incident and was able to confirm the shoplifting.<\/span>
\nSuspect #1: African American, male, about 6\u20190\u201d, about 160 lbs., between the ages of 25-30, with black hair. LSW: Black t-shirt, and athletic shorts.<\/span>
\nSuspect #2: African American, female, between the ages of 25-30, with black hair. LSW: Black jacket, and black pants.
\n<\/span>Suspect #3: African American, female, between the ages of 25-30, with black hair. LSW: Black jacket, and black pants.
\n<\/span>Suspect Vehicle: 2001 Silver Toyota<\/span><\/p>\n

Theft from Vehicle<\/strong>
\n9:59 am \/ 00 Rivas Ave \/ 2014 Gray Toyota Prius<\/span><\/p>\n

Malicious Mischief-Vandalism to Vehicle<\/strong>
\n10:10 pm<\/strong>
\n3000 20th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nA woman walked into Taraval station to report a vandalism to her vehicle. The victim left her car parked at the Stonestown Mall parking lot. When she returned she noticed damage to her vehicle. The victim did not know who could have vandalized her car.<\/span><\/p>\n

Fraud-False Personation<\/strong>
\n7:30 pm<\/strong>
\n1000 20th<\/sup> Ave<\/strong>
\nA woman walked into Taraval station to report an identity theft. The victim received a letter from a bank asking about opening an account. She did not recall attempting to open an account. The victim contacted the bank and was told an unknown suspect tried to open an account with the victim’s information.<\/span><\/p>\n

Stolen Vehicles<\/strong>
\n10:02 am \/ 3000 Ortega St and 40th<\/sup> Ave \/ 2002 Silver Acura TL<\/span>
\n 3:04 pm \/ 1000 44th<\/sup> Ave \/ 2011 Black Honda Civic<\/span><\/p>\n

Recovered Vehicles<\/strong>
\n10:49 am \/ 100 rice St \/ 1995 White Honda Civic<\/span>
\n 11:27 am \/ 3000 San Jose Ave \/ 2000 Green Honda Civic<\/span>
\n 4:25 pm \/ 1000 Portola Dr and Vicente St \/ 2007 Silver Ford Focus<\/span>
\n 6:04 pm \/ 00 San Jacinto Way \/ 1998 Green Infiniti I30<\/span><\/p>\n

Found Property<\/strong>
\n1:15 pm \/ 2000 24th<\/sup> Ave<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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