Battery: Feb. 18, 1:04 p.m.,
37th Avenue and Ulloa Street
Both the suspect and victim
reported a road rage incident that
resulted in a mutual physical
fight between the drivers.
Since both parties wanted to
press charges against each other,
both combatants were cited at
the scene.
Battery: Feb. 18, 3:28 p.m.,
800 Block of Ulloa Street
The suspect was swinging an
emergency cone at several
screaming females.
While attempting to calm
down the man, the victim was
also struck by the cone. The suspect
then walked away from the
scene of the incident.
Suspended Driver’s
License: Feb. 16, 3:35 p.m.,
Irving Street and 22nd Avenue
The suspect had his driver’s
license suspended, but that did
not stop him from getting new license
plates for his vehicle – he
simply created new ones out of
paper.
The driver was cited.
Suspended Driver’s
License: Feb. 15, 11:45 p.m.,
Lincoln Way and 23rd Avenue
Officers were on patrol and
heard a sudden and loud explosion
from the middle of a nearby
intersection. Suddenly, a vehicle
emerged after making an illegal
U-turn, then drove away at a
high rate of speed.
The officers conducted a traffic
stop and discovered the vehicle
operator ’s driver ’s license
was suspended.
He was cited.
Robbery: Feb. 14, 1:01 a.m.,
19th Avenue and Kirkham
Street. The suspect watched the victim
from his car across the street
from where she stood at a bus
stop listening to music from her
headphones.
The suspect exited his car,
walked up to the victim and
snatched her cell phone. He then
ran to his vehicle and fled the
scene.
Battery: Feb. 12, 1:47 p.m.,
Ninth Avenue and Lincoln
Way.
The victim was trying to walk
along the sidewalk with a
stroller, but her path was obstructed
by the suspect, who suddenly
kicked the victim’s stroller
and then kicked the victim in the
knee before running into the
middle of the street.
The suspect was later arrested
for the incident.
Battery: Feb. 11, 11:24 p.m.,
Judah Street and 42nd Avenue
The victim was running when
several dogs attacked and
jumped on him.
The victim told the suspect to
control his dogs, but the suspect
denied ownership of the fierce
canines. The suspect then approached
the victim, causing the
victim to push the suspect away
in self defense. The suspect reacted
by punching him.
The victim left the scene and
filed a police report about the incident.
Violation of Restraining
Order: Feb. 10, 8:53 p.m., 800
Block of Irving Street
The suspect was hiding under
a truck and refused to leave.
Because the suspect had a
stay-away order from a nearby
business, he wound up being arrested
for the transgression.
Burglary: Feb. 10, 5:02
p.m. , 37th Avenue and
Santiago Street
A residence was burglarized,
but officers already had a suspect
in mind and knew where he lived
from a records search.
The officers watched the suspect’s
property and observed
him entering a garage. They then
conducted a probation search
and recovered the stolen items.
The suspect was arrested.
Outstanding Warrant: Feb.
10, 6:20 p.m., 2300 Block of
24th Avenue
The suspect entered the
Taraval Police Station to request
a vehicle release form for his vehicle.
But, officers arrested the
man instead for an outstanding
warrant.
Battery: Feb. 9, 3:22 p.m.,
19th Avenue and Ortega Street
Officers responded to a report
regarding a possible hate crime.
The victim, a school faculty
member who was acting as a
crossing guard for students, reported
being shot with a glass
ball from a vehicle that passed. The suspect also muttered
derogatory comments toward the
victim. Officers searched for the suspect,
but were unsuccessful.
Battery: Feb. 8, 6:56 a.m.,
Taraval Street and 28th
Avenue.
The victim was waiting for
Muni and entered the street to
board a streetcar. A passing vehicle
nearly hit him, and he retaliated
by swinging his backpack at
the car.
The driver was displeased by
the victim’s action and exited his car to
hold the victim so he wouldn’t flee.
Officers investigated the incident but
neither party wanted to press charges, so
the men were released.
Attempted Robbery: Feb. 8, 12:18
a.m., 1300 Block of 25th Avenue
The suspect, holding a firearm, approached
the victim after she exited her
vehicle. He demanded her property, but
instead the victim fled towards the nearest
houses and rang several doorbells
while screaming, which caused the suspect
to flee in a waiting vehicle.
Assault on School Employee: Feb. 7,
10:55 a.m., 1500 Block of 31st Avenue
The victim told officers that the suspect,
a parent, hit him with a stroller after
an argument.
The suspect then fled the scene.
Battery: Feb. 5, 9:50 a.m., 1400
Block of 41st Avenue
A witness saw the suspect kick a victim
and confronted him, which caused
the suspect to flee.
The victim was uncooperative and did
not wish to speak with officers.
Assault: Feb. 4, 2:06 p.m., Judah
Street and 46th Avenue
The victims, three juveniles, were
throwing candy into the air and attempting
to catch it in their mouths when one
accidentally hit the suspect’s shoulder.
When the suspect reached for a knife, the
youth fled.
Responding officers located camera
footage of the suspect and will continue
to investigate the incident.
Robbery: Feb. 2, 3:17 p.m., Judah
Street and 40th Avenue.
The victim reported that five juvenile
suspects approached him on a Muni
streetcar and punched him before grabbing
his backpack.
The suspects then exited the Muni and
fled the location.
Driving While Intoxicated: Feb. 1,
7:38 p.m., Vicente Street and 18th
Avenue.
A driver was arrested for driving
while intoxicated after he rear-ended a
vehicle. He then proceeded to drive but
ran again into the same vehicle.
The suspect was arrested.
Robbery: Feb. 1, 7:59 p.m., Judah
Street and 25th Avenue
Two suspects approached the victim
and pushed him suddenly up against a
wall. They then stole his possessions and
fled the scene.
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