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Central District Newsletter-July 8, 2009

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Central District Newsletter

Captain James I. Dudley
July 7, 2009

“Arm yourself….with knowledge!”

Captain’s Comments;

This will be the last newsletter by me for a few weeks. Lt. Rich Pate will be Acting Captain until July 13 when I return. If you miss a newsletter, try checking www.thebarbarycoastnews.com for current and archived police reports.

The Forth of July event at Fisherman’s Wharf tuned out to be a great night. Except for a few arrests for disorderly conduct, everything went smooth. The officers assigned to the event did an outstanding job with pedestrian and traffic control. There were well over 500,000 in attendance. A special thanks to DPT, Fire, Paramedics, Marine Unit, Police Dispatch, Coast Guard and all who helped with this event.

I would also like to acknowledge the hard work in putting this event together by Sgt. John Colla and his staff. There is an enormous amount of pre-planning for an event of this magnitude. Sgt Colla and his staff did an outstanding job.

Captain Dudley will return next week. This is the first time I have been an Acting Captain for two weeks. I have learned there is a lot of time spent with correspondence
with the community and the Command Staff. I have enjoyed the past two weeks and look forward to working with all of you in the future.

Lt Rich Pate


Broadway Corridor
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Friday July 3, 2009
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Felony Arrests 0
Misdemeanor Arrests 2
Drunk Related Arrests 1
Moving Citations 24
Parking Citations 4
Vehicles Towed 4

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Saturday July 4, 2009
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Felony Arrests 0
Misdemeanor Arrests 1
Drunk Related Arrests 1
Moving Citations 26
Parking Citations 16
Vehicles Towed 13
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The Solo Motorcycle Violence Reduction Unit accounted for 2 DUI arrests in addition to their moving citations.

SAFE stands for Safety Awareness For Everyone and it is a valuable crime prevention organization. Grab and Run Shoplifters have been active of late, especially near our retail areas of the district. Plainclothes officers have made good arrests at locations where patterns of the thefts have occurred. Merchants can help yourselves by being alert, greeting patrons and by checking out the SAFE website for tips on loss prevention. SAFE can also do a security survey and report on businesses and homes. Check them out at http://www.sfsafe.org .

Reward! Check out the www.sfgov.org/police website for rewards for Homicide information, Graffiti information and when giving tips on illegal guns in San Francisco. Rewards are enumerated from $250 for Graffiti to $1,000 for guns to and up to $10,000 or more for information leading to the arrest on some homicides.
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      7/05/09 9:36 PM 300 Block of Geary Assault, Mayhem
      Officers Eric Valentini and Nelson Artiga were on patrol when they were flagged down by several citizens telling them there was a fight at the corner. The officers observed a black male running on Powell St. The officer detained the subject who said ‘ Yeah, I was just in a fight with that white guy’. The officers located the victim. The victim said he was walking with girlfriend when the suspect (who the officers detained) asked them for some change. The victim stated when he told the suspect not to bother them, the suspect punched him without warning. The victim stated the suspect bit on his chest and ear. The suspect was booked at Central Station for Assault, Mayhem and Probation violation.

      7/06/09 8:50 AM 1335 Stockton Robbery / Force
      Officer Steve Wonder was conducting a follow-up investigation from a robbery that had occurred yesterday. Officer Wonder and his partner, Larry Vales, had a description of a suspect who had committed the robbery of an elderly female who was thrown to the ground and seriously injured. While on patrol, the officers saw a suspect who matched the description given by a witness. The officers detained the suspect (a juvenile) in Washington Square. The officer attempted to contact the witness for a ‘cold show’. The witness was not available.
      The officers identified the juvenile and released him. On today’s date, Officer Wonder made contact with the witness. The officer showed the witness a photo line-up and she positively indentified the juvenile the officers had stopped right away. Officer Wonder then advised other Central Station officers that the juvenile was identified. Officer Craig Brandolino located the suspect on Stockton St. Officers Cathy Daly and Kimberly Koltzoff assisted in taking the juvenile into custody. The juvenile was booked at YGC for Robbery, Aggravated Assault. These officers did an outstanding investigation which led to this arrest.
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      Central Station Resource List
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      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 Mark Yesitis- 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

      Call 3-1-1/TTY: 415-701-2323. If outside of San Francisco, call 415-701-2311/TTY: 415-701-2323 to reach any of the following: Abandoned Vehicles----DPT Dispatch ----DPW Street Cleaning-----Graffiti Hotline--Mobile Assistance Patrol (MAP)-----Pothole Repair----Street Signs (missing/damaged)---Street Lighting, etc.
      311 Goes ONLINE! Log on now on the sfgov.org website to lodge complaints.

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      7/02/09 10:22 PM 900 Block of Post St Robbery/ Force
      Officers Ryan Jones and John Murphy responded to SFGH on a report of a robbery that had occurred on Post St. The victim told the officers as he was walking home, two Latin Male suspects approached him from behind. While one of the suspect’s confronted him, the other suspect hit him over the head with a hard object. The victim stated the suspects kicked him and went in his pockets and took fifty dollars. The victim said he lost consciousness.

      7/03/09 5:01 AM 600 Block of Broadway Urinating in Public
      Intoxicated
      Officers Amanda Cordoba and Ester Gonzalez were on routine patrol when they observed a Latin Male urinating at the above location. The officers asked the suspect for some identification, which he could not present. The officers noticed that the suspect had trouble standing, smell of an alcoholic beverage from his mouth and slurred speech. When the officers advised the suspect he was under arrest, he resisted and pulled away. The officer chased the suspect for about twenty-five feet, took control of him and placed him under arrest for resisting, urinating in public and intoxicated in public.

      07/03/09 9:00 AM 1 Chatham Assault/ Other Weapon
      Officer Mary Godfrey responded to the above location. The reportee advised her he
      witnessed a Latin Male assault a Priest earlier in the day, causing his nose to bleed and
      the suspect was standing across the street. Officer Godfrey detained the suspect. The
      Priest was located and positively identified the suspect. The suspect was booked at
      Central Station for assault.

      07/03/09 9:36 AM Post/ Powell Sts Warrant Arrest
      Officer Matthew Fambrini was on foot patrol when he saw a White Male adult walk
      across the street against the traffic signal. Officer Fambrini detained the subject to issue
      him a ticket. A computer check revealed the suspect had an outstanding Felony warrant
      for his arrest. The suspect was booked at Central Station for the warrant and cited for
      crossing against the traffic signal.

      07/03/09 9:50 AM 2161 Powell St Robbery/ Other Weapon
      Officer Peter McLaughlin responded to a restaurant at the above location on a report
      of a robbery. While responding, dispatch advised the victim was chasing the suspect
      on Bay St. The victim told the officer while he was sitting in the restaurant, the suspect
      threw his coffee at him and grabbed his laptop and fled. The officers were unable to
      locate the suspect.

      07/04/09 11:17 PM Broadway/ Embarcadero Assault/ Force
      Officers Oliver Lim and Ryan McArthur responded to the above location to assist another unit. Traffic Officer Vanbuskirk had several people detained. The victim said
      he was walking with a friend when a group of four walked by cursing and screaming.
      When he asked them to not swear, the four suspects (one white male and three white females) attacked them, punching and kicking them. The four suspects were booked at Central Station for Aggravated Assault.

      07/05/09 2:12 AM 500 Block of Taylor Assault/ Aggravated
      Officers Ryan Jones and Meghan McMilton responded to the above location on a call of a fight in the street. The officers located three victims who had multiple injuries to the face. The victims stated they were attacked by several Asian Males for no apparent reason. A witness stated the suspect’s were inside a restaurant up the block. The officers located the suspects. The suspects were positively identified and booked at Central Station for Aggravated Assault.

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      Crimes of Note:
      6/30/09 5:20AM 1000 block of Sutter St Burglary/ Vehicle
      Parole Violation
      Officers Matt Sullivan and Donn Peterson were working a plainclothes assignment. Officer Sullivan observed a Black Male adult looking in cars as he was walking down Sutter St. Officer Sullivan exited his vehicle and followed the male. Officer Sullivan saw the suspect punch his hand threw the passenger window of a BMW, reach in and take out two bags. Officer Sullivan watched the suspect as he went through the bags, walked down the street and sat on some stairs. Officer Sullivan advised Dispatch of what had occurred and requested additional officers to the area. The suspect was taken into custody. The suspect was booked for Auto Burglary / Parole Violation.

      6/30/09 1:05 PM Stockton / Columbus Graffiti
      Officer Noel Deleon was on bicycle patrol when he was flagged down by a Muni Driver at the above location. The driver stated he just witnessed a white male juvenile graffiti the back of the bus. Officer Deleon was given a description of the suspect. Officer Deleon saw two individuals running on Columbus, one of them matched the description given by the Muni Driver. As Officer Deleon pursued them on his bicycle, he saw both of them throw markers to the ground. Officer Deleon recovered the markers and detained both juveniles. One juvenile was booked and the other juvenile was cited to his mother. Good work !

      6/30/09 3:00 PM 2 Embarcadero Center Burglary / Store
      Officer Howard Chu was working a secondary employment at the above location. Officer Chu responded to one of the stores where a shoplifting suspect was being held. The security told Office Chu they observed the suspect (White Male Adult) take a pair of sunglasses and put them in his pants pocket. It was also learned that the suspect took another pair of glasses and switched them with the ones he was wearing. The suspect was booked for Burglary

      6/30/09 9:38 PM 500 Broadway Parole Violation
      Officer Robert Duffield and Michael Shugars received information on 6/25/09 from Officer Mark Alvarez of a possible wanted felon who panhandles on the 500 block of Broadway. On today’s date, the officers spotted the suspect (Black Male Adult) at the above location. The suspect was taken into custody. The No Bail warrant was confirmed and the suspect was booked at Central Station.

      7/01/09 3:58 AM Leavenworth/ Bernard St Attempted Auto Theft
      Malicious Mischief
      Officer Ester Gonzalez and Amanda Cordoba were on patrol when they observed a white male adult hovering over a motorcycle that was laying on the ground. The officer exited their vehicle to see what the subject was doing. The subject said he was trying to start his motorcycle. The officer’s noticed he had an odor of alcohol on his breath, bloodshot eyes. The officers obtained his name. When Officer Cordoba checked the license plate on the motorcycle, it came back registered to another person a few blocks away. When the officers told the subject the motorcycle was not registered to him, he lunged at them. The suspect resisted the officers, but they were able to gain control of him and place him under arrest. Another officer contacted the registered owner of the motorcycle who said he did not give anyone permission to have control of his bike. The suspect was transported to Central Station where he was booked for Auto Tampering, Malicious Mischief and resisting arrest.

      7/01/09 9:08AM 238 Sansome Theft/ Bicycle
      Officer Benito Manning responded to a call of a bicycle theft. Dispatch broadcasts a description of the suspect who broke the lock off the bicycle and fled with the bicycle south on Montgomery St. Officer Manning was advised that two Tenderloin Station officers had a possible suspect and bicycle at Market / Montgomery. Officer Manning contacted a witness who identified the suspect detained (Latin Male Adult) as the person who broke the lock off the pole and took the bicycle. The suspect was booked at Central Station.

    • 2 years ago
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