Crimes of Note:
6/22/09 7:30 AM Washington / Grant Marijuana Sales/ Fireworks Poss. Officers Chris Del Gandio and Travis Pitcher were on routine patrol when they effected a traffic stop on a vehicle for a loud exhaust system.

PS; Looks like there are some progress in the Police Department now. Please get these babies out of the street, please! Thumbs up!

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6/29/09 12:15PM 300 Block of Powell Theft/ Shoplifting
Officers Traivs Pitcher and Chris DelGandio responded to the above location on a report of a theft which had occurred four days ago. When the officers arrived, the manager told them that two black females had come in the store on 6/25/09 and stole numerous clothing items from the store. The manager stated it was the two females in the store right now and he had a video of the incident. The officers looked at the video and it matched the two females in the store. The officers placed the two females under arrest. Officer Godfrey advised the officers that these two suspects matched the description of several other thefts over the past two days in the same area.

The officers contacted the other store and the employee’s positively identified these two suspects as the ones who committed the thefts previously. Both suspects were juveniles, who were booked at YGC.

6/29/09 7:54AM Geary/ Larkin Warrant Arrest
Officers Chris Del Gandio and Travis Pitcher were on patrol when they stopped a vehicle for no license plate and a brake light out. The driver of the vehicle had a suspended license. A computer check showed the driver was wanted for a parole violation. The driver was booked at Central Staion.

Central Station Resource List
EMERGENCY: 911
Non-Emergency: 553-0123
Cell phone 911: 553-8090
Customer Service Center: 311
Central Station: 315-2400
Web: www.sfgov.org/police
Captain James I. Dudley 315-2480 james.dudley@sfgov.org
Anonymous Tip-Line 392-2623 SAFE 553-1984 www.sfsafe.org
Graffiti Abatement 278-9454
Graffiti Fax 278-9456 .
Central Events: 315-2440 Sergeant John Colla
Central Permits: 315-2423 Officer Scott Gaines
Code Abatement: 315-2417 Sgt. Mark Hernandez
Deputy City Attorney: 554-3820 Jill Cannon
Dept. Parking & Traffic: 553-1943
DPW: 695-2020 Dispatch
Quality of Life Liaison: 315-2400 Officer Kim Koltzoff
Homeless Issues: 315-2400 Off. Jay Shastri or Cathy Daly
Chinatown Beat: 315-2400 Off. Leon Sorhondo & Stewart Ng- Days
Union Square Beat: 315-2400 Officer Carl Payne & Tom Cunnane- Days
Officer Ed Carew- Nights
Wharf Beat: 315-2400 Officer Noel DeLeon & Bob Merino-Days
Officer Tom Costello & Kevin Richins-Nts
North Beach 315-2400 Officer Mark Alvarez & Mike Kangrga- Nts
Officer Fred Crisp & Jim Deignan
Community Liaison: 421-6443x16 Tel-Hi- Danika Choe

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6/26/09 2:40 PM 300 block of Grant Ave Theft, Possession of Stolen Property
Officers Thomas Cunnane was called to the 300 block of Grant on a report of a theft. Over the past several weeks, we have responded to several stores in the area because of young African American Females going in the stores, grabbing clothes, and running out. Officer Cunnane put out a description of the two suspects. One hour later, one of the Market Street Beats saw two possible suspects at Pine / Battery. The two females were identified by the reportee, and then transported to Central Station. While at the station, the officer located other possible stolen property from another store. One female was transported to CARC and the other booked at YGC.

6/27/09 00:51 AM Broadway/ Montgomery Driving under Influnce, License suspended
Sergeant Robert Harwood observed a Mercedes make a left turn from the number 2 lane. Sgt Harwood conducted a traffic stop and asked the driver for his license. The driver stated his license was suspended. Sgt Harwood noticed the order of an alcoholic beverage, slurred speech and bloodshot eyes from the driver. After a field sobriety test, the driver was booked for driving under the influence of alcohol and a suspended license.

6/27/09 10:52 PM Broadway / Sansome Assault, Aggravated, Robbery, Street, W/ Knife
Lieutenant Victor Tsang was on patrol when he saw a fight at the above location. Several other units responded to assist. The victim stated the suspect asked him for a cigarette, the victim gave him one. The victim said the suspect (White Male) then pulled out a knife and said ‘I don’t want to stab you, give me the cigarette in your mouth’. The victim complied. The suspect continued to follow the victim and lunged at him with the knife. The victim grabbed the knife, but sustained a small cut to his chin and left hand. The suspect was booked for Robbery, Assault

6/28/09 5:25 PM Pier 35 Fraudulent Game or Trick
Officers Nico Discenza and Paul Doherty are assigned to the plainclothes unit. There have been numerous complaints regarding predators taking advantage of tourist in the Fisherman’s Wharf area. Officer Discenza observed a black male in front of Pier 35 playing a game of ‘3 Card Monte’. Officer Discenza watched this suspect and another suspect try to woo customers to play the game in which three bottle caps were on a table, a ball is placed under a bottle cap, and the customer tells the suspect where he thinks the ball is. The suspect actually palms the ball while moving the caps. Officer Discenza and Doherty took both suspects into custody, one was cited and the other suspect booked.

6/28/09 5:40PM 2500 block Jones St Burglary/ Vehicle
Officer Scott Korte was working in the Fisherman’s Wharf area when he heard a call from dispatch of a witness following an auto burglary suspect. The suspect, a black male adult, went into a bar on the 1000 block of Columbus. Sgt Carl T also responded to the area and located the suspect. The witness identified the suspect that Sgt Carl T had detained. The witness showed Officer Korte where the boosted vehicle was located. A cell phone was recovered. The suspect was booked for Auto Burglary.

6/28/09 7:14 PM 500 Block of Green St Assault, Aggravated
Officer’s Michael Costello and Michael Shugars responded to the above location on a report of a citizen holding a prisoner. The citizen stated that two men were wrestling to the ground when the suspect (white female) hit one of the men over the head with a pint glass which caused a laceration to the top of his head. It was determined that the other male was the suspect’s boyfriend. The suspect was booked a County Jail #9 for aggravated assault.

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6/24/09 3:45 AM Larkin / Bush Loitering for Prostitution
Officers Brandon Thompson and Thomas McWilliams were on patrol in the area of Larkin / Bush Sts. where they saw a known prostitute standing on the corner. The officer admonished her and she said she was going home. Two hours later, the officers again saw the same female attempting to flag down passing vehicles for the purpose of prostitution.
The female was booked for loitering with the intent to commit acts of prostitution.

6/25/09 2:00AM 1033 Kearny Theft , Building
Officers Kevin Worrell was on patrol when he was flagged down by a victim who said he was robbed. Officer Worrell put out a description of the suspects. Officers Tiumalu and Murphy located two possible suspects on bicycles a few blocks away. The victim stated his laptop and USB port were taken from the break area (Grand Theft). Officer Murphy advised Officer Worrell that one of the possible suspects had a laptop with him. The victim positively identified the suspect and his laptop. The suspect was booked at Central Station for Grand Theft.

6/25/09 7:30 PM 900 North Point Burglary/Vehicle/Parole Violation
Officers Nico Discenza and Paul Doherty responded to the area of the 900 block of North Point on a report of an auto burglary. Dispatch stated that the suspect was being chased by a citizen. The officer located both the suspect and reportee at Beach / Larkin Sts. The reportee stated he saw the suspect break into a vehicle and take a yellow bag out. The suspect was arrested for Auto Burglary and a Parole Violation.

6/25/09 10:30PM Hyde / Lombard Robbery/ Gun Used
Officers Ester Gonzalez and Paul Wilgus responded to the 1000 block of Chestnut on a report of a robbery. The victims (husband and wife) were walking on Hyde approaching Lombard when a black male confronted them, put a gun in the wife’s face and took her purse. The suspect then put the gun to the husband’s face and demanded his wallet. The suspect then fled west on Lombard. Several officers responded to the area, but could not locate the suspect.

6/26/09 1:52 AM Broadway / Columbus Assault/ Gun
Officers Nelson Yu and Meghan McMilton were at Central station when a citizen came in and told them that he had seen four black males on the corner of Broadway/ Columbus, and that one of them had a gun. The citizen also stated the thought he heard a shot fired. The officers responded to the area along with several other officers. The officers did not locate any victim or the males involved. Dispatch then advised that a black male had just arrived at Kaiser Hospital with a gun shot wound to his abdomen. There was no further information. Officers Lozano and Tapang searched the area of Broadway / Columbus for a crime scene. Officer Tapang located a bullet and Officer Lozano talked to the liquor store manager to review the video of the incident.

6/26/09 10:45 AM Battery/ Bush Child, Inflicting Pain
Officers Craig Brandolino responded to a call of an assault on a child. A description was given of the suspect. Officers Kimberly Koltzoff and Anthony Randolph located the suspect at Battery / California. The suspect, who was a white male, homeless, apparently kicked a child in the chest for no apparent reason. The suspect and victim did not know each other. The suspect was identified by the witness, Grandmother and victim. He was booked at Central Station.