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MIKE RADANOVICH
Jun 4, 2008, 9:11:35 AM6/4/08
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Southern District Newsletter
Captain David Lazar
June 3rd, 2008
Captain’s Comments
It has been a great two weeks serving as the Captain of Southern Police Station. I have had the opportunity to meet several members of the community including residents, merchants, and members of various community groups and organizations. The overall message is that the residents and merchants of the South of Market and Treasure Island community want quality of life and crime addressed. I would add that partnerships and problem solving are the tenants of Community Policing and the officers of Southern Station will continue to work towards identifying and addressing issues of concern.
FOOT BEATS
The Department a few months ago placed additional foot beat officers on Market Street.
Two Sergeants and fourteen officers were originally assigned. The officers, who are assigned to the Tactical Company, have been a welcomed addition to the policing efforts on Market Street. This effort has been so successful, the Department has allocated an additional Sergeant and almost doubled the personnel. You will be pleased to see more officers walking in the downtown area.
I have taken a close look at the foot beat officers assigned to Southern Station. Specifically, I have been concerned with the quality of life issues along the 6th Street corridor. In the next few days, I will be assigning two beat officers to walk on 6th Street, seven days a week from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. They will be instructed to work closely with the residents and merchants on 6th Street in an effort to address community concerns.
ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS
I have worked closely with the Lieutenants to develop an enforcement plan to address street robberies, drug dealing, wanted subjects, traffic issues, pedestrian safety and auto boostings. I will report back to you in the coming weeks on the success Southern Station has had in enforcement.
QUALITY OF LIFE
Officers Gary Buckner and Nick Territo are assigned as the
Operation Outreach Officers for Southern Station. These officers address homelessness and quality of life issues throughout the district. They work closely with the Homeless Outreach Team, the Human Services Agency and the Department of Public Health to identify and assist those individuals in need of services. Officers Buckner and Territo may be reached by cell phone at 713-1618. They have identified for me the top 5 chronic quality of life offenders in the district we now name, “Southern’s Top 5.” We will be focusing on getting these 5 individuals into services. Note that this Friday, June 6th is Project Homeless Connect at Pier 48. Please direct anyone you know that may be in need of social services to this location.
NIGHT CLUBS
In the coming weeks, we will be working closely with the Entertainment Commission, club owners and residents of the South of Market Community to address violence and other associated problems at the clubs. We will be developing a plan in anticipation of our up coming summer in the SOMA.
TREASURE ISLAND
Lieutenant Eric Vintero of the day watch has become the liaison to Treasure Island and is preparing enforcement plans to deal with traffic issues on
the island. We look forward to the work to be performed there in the coming weeks.
EXPIRED REGISTRATION
Community Policing Captain Paul Chignell of Taraval Station began a program when he was the
Captain of Ingleside Station where he informed his community to e mail him if they observed a vehicle parked on the City streets which had expired registration tabs over 6 months. I’ve started this program on Treasure Island and would like to extend it to the South of Market Area. If you see a vehicle parked with expired tabs over 6 months, e mail me at david...@sfgov.org and I will have the vehicle towed within 24 hours.
CAPTAIN’S COMPLEMENTARY REPORTS
This section is dedicated to inform you of the outstanding work performed by the officers of Southern Station. I read all the police reports each day and I, along with the Sergeants and Lieutenants, identify outstanding police work performed by the officers of Southern Station. As a result, we prepare a Captain’s Complementary Report to the Chief of Police in order to recognize that officer(s) good police work.
The follow Captain’s Complementary Reports were prepared this week:
On Friday, May 31, 2008 at 11:00 p.m., Officer Chambers was on patrol on 5th Street traveling towards Market Street. Officer Chambers noticed the two individuals running across 5th Street and into a vehicle which was double parked. When the vehicle proceeded North on 5th Street towards Market, a victim of an armed robbery ran up to Officer Chambers and told him that he had just been robbed by those fleeing the scene. Officer Chambers pursued the violent suspects who failed yield to
the officer’s red lights and siren. A low speed pursuit ensued which eventually ended up on the Bay Bridge where the suspects came to an abrupt stop and it was believed that they threw the gun, used in the armed robbery, over the rail and into the bay. Officers from Southern Station, Tenderloin Station, Central Station and the Tactical Company responded and assisted in taking four extremely dangerous armed robbers into custody. Most of the victim’s property was recovered. Officer Chambers and the other officers are to be commended for their quick action and bravery in apprehending those criminals!
| 5/27-6/2 | Tue | Wed | Thur | Fri | Sat | Sun | Mon | TOTALS |
| Felony | 16 | 12 | 5 | 11 | 7 | 11 | 10 | 72 |
| Misd. | 10 | 11 | 4 | 26 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 75 |
| Narcotics | 14 | 9 | 0 | 4 | 1 | 7 | 7 | 42 |
| Cites | 46 | 55 | 36 | 193 | 19 | 30 | 51 | 430 |
SOUTHERN STATION ARREST/CITATION STATISTICS
Daily Arrest Log:
5/27/08 12:20AM 855 Howard: Officers Du and Street responded to 855 Howard where a witness saw a person slash the
convertible top of a parked car. The Officers detained a suspect who was later booked for vandalism to a vehicle.
5/27/08 10:40AM Jessie/6th: Officers Balmy and Bandoni were on foot patrol when they saw a subject with an open alcohol container. Further investigation showed that the subject had an outstanding warrant.
5/27/08 12:20PM 5th/Harrison: Officer Buckner cited a subject who was soliciting from the vehicles exiting the freeway.
5/27/08 2:40PM 1060 Market: Lt. Mannix, Sgt. Keane, Officer Healy, Yick, Crosby, Cole, Salazar, Wong, Bryant, and Buhagiar were all part of a narcotics operation on Market Street. The above Officers arrested a subject who sold base rock cocaine directly to an undercover Officer. The Officer also seized a large amount of money from the suspect.
5/27/08 3:05PM 6th/Jessie: The above narcotics operation
team arrested a drug dealer who sold methamphetamine to an undercover Officer.
5/27/08 3:50PM Golden Gate/Jones: The above narcotics operation team arrested a suspect who sold marijuana to an undercover Officer.
5/27/08 4:55PM 6th/Minna: The above narcotics operation team arrested a subject who sold base rock cocaine to an undercover Officer. The Officer seized additional narcotics and a large amount of cash on the subject.
5/27/08 5:20PM 1032 Market: Officer Pheng and Sherry responded to Arcadia Book Store located at 1032 Market regarding a shoplifter. The suspect was cited and released at the scene.
5/27/08 5:24PM 425 7th St: Officer Murphy responded to County Jail regarding an incoming prisoner who attempted to smuggle some marijuana inside the jail. The marijuana was seized and the prisoner received additional charges.
5/27/08 5:24PM 86 Golden
Gate: Officer Murphy and Morales were on patrol when they contacted a subject who was on the public sidewalk with an open beer in his hand and was clearly intoxicated. The Officers seized 10 individually wrapped baggies of marijuana from the suspect. The subject was booked at County Jail.
5/27/08 5:25PM Turk/Leavenworth: The above narcotics operation team arrested a subject who sold heroin to an undercover Officer.
5/27/08 5:30PM Market/Mason: Lt.Vintero was on patrol when he saw a vehicle run a red light. Lt.Vintero performed a traffic stop and determined that the driver did not have a driver’s license. The vehicle was towed.
5/27/08 5:55PM Market/Mason: Lt.Vintero made a traffic stop on a vehicle with no front license plate and determined that the driver had a suspended driver’s license.
5/27/08 7:27PM 4th/Bryant: Officer Du was on patrol when he saw a driver refuse to yield to a pedestrian in the roadway. After a traffic stop the Officer determined the driver did not have a driver’s license. The vehicle was towed.
5/27/08 8:00PM 521 Stevenson: Officer Murphy and Morales were on patrol when they spotted a suspect who was sitting on the sidewalk in the process of
loading his heroin into a syringe. The narcotics were seized and the subject was booked at County Jail.
5/27/08 11:14PM 6th/Minna: Officers Frost and Cotter arrested a subject for a court ordered stay-away violation and a probation violation.
5/27/08 11:53PM 958 Market: Officer Harris conducted a traffic stop and determined the driver had a suspended driver’s license. The vehicle was towed.
5/28/08
12:30AM 7th/Mission: Officer Weber performed a traffic stop on a vehicle with no license plates and determined that the driver had no proof of insurance and no driver’s license. The vehicle was towed.
5/28/08 2:45AM 800 2nd ST: Officer Cotter and Frost responded to AT&T Ballpark regarding a person who jumped over a fence and took a baseball uniform from a mannequin inside the batting cage
area. The Officer spotted the suspect nearby who had the uniform in his possession.
5/28/08 2:58AM 1035 Mission: Officer Bertrand and McManigal saw a vehicle driving without its lights on. After performing a traffic stop the Officers determined that the driver did not have a driver’s license. The Officers also seized powder cocaine inside the vehicle. The driver and passenger were booked at County Jail. The vehicle was towed.
5/28/08 3:48AM 6th/Market: Officer Ueber and Pedroza were on foot patrol when they saw a subject riding a bicycle on the public sidewalk in violation of the vehicle code. The subject who was on parole had a knife in his possession in violation of his parole terms. The knife was seized and the subject was booked at County Jail.
5/28/08 4:05AM 10th/Harrison: Officer Bernard cited a driver who ran a red light and determined that the driver did not have a driver’s license. The car was towed.
5/28/08 9:03AM 1101 Market: Officer Pon and Garcia-Morales arrested two subjects for street sales of narcotics and conspiracy.
5/28/08 9:03AM 1101 Market: Officer Toomer
and Mariles contacted a subject who had a court ordered stay-away from that location. The subject who also had a crack pipe in his possession was booked at County Jail.
5/28/08 10:31AM 3rd/Paul: Officers Holder and Doherty received a signal from their low-jack tracking equipment and immediately tracked the signal which led them to 3rd/Paul where
they located the stolen car with a suspect inside it. The car was returned to its owner and the suspect was who also had warrants for her arrest was booked at County Jail.
5/28/08 11:00AM 776 Market: Officers Tom and Tjia responded to the Rite Aid Store regarding a shoplifter. Store security told the Officers that the suspect entered the store in a wheel chair and
took two 1.75 liters bottles of tequila and left the store without paying for them. Store security stopped the suspect outside the store and the suspect got out of his wheel chair and tried to flee. Further investigation revealed that the suspect had two outstanding warrants for this very same offense.
5/28/08 12:08PM Mission/South Van Ness: Officer Territo and Buckner were on patrol when they saw a subject using a
sign to solicit from vehicle waiting at the traffic light. The Officers immediately recognized the subject from numerous contacts and arrests at that location. The subject also had a warrant for the same violation at the same location.
5/28/08 1:49PM 557 Stevenson: Officer Constantine and Perez responded to a call of a person who brandished a knife and was acting crazy. When the Officers arrived the suspect attempted to dispose of the knife and refused to cooperate with the
Officers. The subject was booked at County Jail.
5/28/08 2:30PM 13th/South Van Ness: Officer Buckner saw a subject standing in the street using a sign to solicit from vehicles stopped for the traffic light. Officer Buckner determined that this subject had been arrested/cited for this very same violation 59 times. The subject who had two outstanding warrants
for the same violation was booked at County Jail.
5/28/08 2:43PM 201 Turk: Sgt. Doss, Inspector Keane, Officers Valdez, and Schaffer from Our Narcotics Detail Combined efforts with Officers Wong, Bryant, and Yick from Southern Station’s Plain Clothes Detail to perform a “buy/bust” operation. The operation netted three subjects for sales of base rock cocaine and heroin.
The Officers also seized over $350.00.
5/28/08 2:44PM 799 Market: Officer Salmonson arrested a subject for, petty theft with a prior, at the Ross Department Store.
5/28/08 2:56PM 100 4th ST: Captain Lazar was on the public sidewalk near 100 4th street when he saw a subject on the sidewalk using a sign to solicit money from people passing by. The subject was blocking the sidewalk and people had to walk around the subject causing a hazard. Officer Rockwell responded as back-up and the Officers determined the subject also had warrant for the same violation. The subject was booked at County Jail.
5/28/08 6:02PM 901 Market: Officer Pheng and Sherry responded to Marshall’s Department Store regarding a theft. The Officers cited a subject for petty theft.
5/28/08 6:31PM 73 Sumner: Officers McManigal and Bertrand responded 73 Sumner regarding a person lying on the sidewalk with her belongings scattered about blocking the public sidewalk. The person was clearly intoxicated and booked at County Jail due to her inability to care for herself.
5/28/08 9:26PM 1049 Howard: Officers Bernard and Campbell arrested a subject who had an outstanding warrant for her arrest.
5/28/08 10:15PM 6th/Folsom: Lt.Vintero made a traffic stop and cited the driver for driving without a driver’s license. The vehicle was towed.
5/28/08 10:48PM 150 3rd ST: Officer Frost arrested a subject for public intoxication at the Yerba Buena Gardens.
5/28/08 11:30PM Turk/Jones: Lt. Vintero made a
traffic stop of a vehicle and determined that the driver had a suspended license. The vehicle was towed.
5/28/08 11:30PM 1139 Market: Officers Morgan and Forneris made a warrant arrest.
5/28/08 11:39PM 498 Jessie: Officers McManigal and Bertrand were on patrol when they saw a subject standing in front of a liquor store with an open beer in his hand. The Officers approached the subject who was intoxicated. The subject refused to tell the Officers his name and began swearing at the Officers. The subject was booked at County Jail.
5/29/08 2:22AM 833 Mission: Officers Tursi, Crosby, and Gordon responded to the parking garage located at 833 Mission regarding an auto boost. The Officers had a suspect in custody who had numerous stolen items in his possession. The owner of the vehicle was on scene and was happy to get all his property back. The suspect was already on parole.
5/29/08 12:30PM 298 King: Officer Cadenazzi and Simmons responded to the Safeway at 298 King where security had a suspect in custody for theft. The suspect who also had a no bail parole violation warrant was booked for petty theft with a prior theft conviction.
5/29/08 1:50PM Mission/South Van Ness: Officer Buckner was on patrol when he saw a subject in the street using a sign to solicit money from vehicles waiting for the traffic light there. Further investigation showed that the subject was cited/arrested for this same violation 28 times in the past.
5/29/08 3:18PM Mission/South Van Ness: Officer Territo was on patrol when he saw a subject using a sign to solicit
money from vehicles waiting for the traffic light there. Further investigation showed that the subject was cited/arrested for the same violation 27 times in the past.
5/29/08 4:02PM Ave H Treasure Island: Officer Bryant arrested a subject who had an outstanding arrest warrant.
5/29/08 4:03PM 899 Howard: Officer Chew and Cunningham arrested a subject for petty theft with a prior from the Burlington Coat Factory.
5/29/08 4:35PM 13th/South Van Ness: Officer Buckner was on patrol when he saw a subject in the street using a sign to solicit from vehicles stopped for the traffic light there. Officer Buckner contacted the subject and determined that he had 10 outstanding warrants and had been cited/arrested 13 times for this violation.
5/29/08 4:45PM 450 10th St: Officer Kane and Elias responded to the Costco at 450 10th
Street regarding a theft suspect in custody. A subject was booked for burglary and theft with a prior.
5/29/08 7:05PM 6th/Mission: Lt.Vintero was on patrol when he saw a vehicle driving without a front license plate. Lt .Vintero determined that the driver has driving without a driver’s license. The vehicle was towed.
5/29/08 11:15PM 850 Bryant: A subject came to Southern Station and turned himself in for an outstanding warrant.
5/30/08 8:03AM Mission/Beale: Officer Rueca and Dutra responded to Mission and Beale regarding a pedestrian who broke the glass door of a bus
traveling southbound on Beale. The pedestrian was cited and released from the scene.
5/30/08 9:25AM 976 Market: Officer Toomer and Mariles were working a foot beat when they saw a subject with a crack pipe. The subject was cited and released.
5/30/08 11:50AM 865 Market: Officers Cadenazzi and Ramos responded to the Nordstrom’s Store and arrested a subject for petty theft with a prior.
5/30/08 12:30PM 5th/Mission: Officer Du was on patrol when he saw a driver make an illegal turn. He performed a traffic stop and determined that the driver did not have proof of insurance and had a suspended driver’s license. The car was towed.
5/30/08 12:54PM Market/Powell: Officer Gonzalez was on a foot beat when he saw a subject who was wanted for a no bail warrant. The subject was arrested and booked into County Jail.
5/30/08 2:35PM Powell/Ellis: Officer Balmy and Bandoni were walking a foot beat when they saw a subject acting erratically. The contacted the subject who had an outstanding warrant.
5/30/08 3:20PM 450 10th St: Officer Kane and Elias responded to the Costco regarding a suspect in custody for a burglary.
5/30/08 5:40PM 6th/Stevenson: Officer Dong was on bicycle patrol when he saw a subject with a crack pipe in his hands. The subject also had a warrant for his arrest.
5/30/08 5:45PM 845 Market: Officer Elias and Kane responded to the Bloomingdale’s regarding a theft suspect in custody. The Officers determined that the subject was had prior conviction for theft. The subject was booked at County Jail.
5/30/08 11:00PM 5th/Market: Officer Chambers was on patrol when he saw two men run to and get inside a double parked vehicle. A victim then approached Officer Chambers and stated that the two men had just robbed him at gun point. Officer Chambers gave chase to the vehicle which was speeding away. The vehicle refused to stop and attempted to flee on the Bay Bridge. The traffic on the bridge was heavy and the fleeing car eventually pulled over. Several Officers including Officers Lazano,
Keeve, Newbeck, Kane, Elias, and Korte responded to the scene. Sgt.Ryan from our Robbery Detail responded and assisted in this investigation. Property from the victim was located on the suspects. 4 suspects were booked at County Jail.
5/30/08 11:31PM Stockton/Broadway: Sgt.Tom and Officer Tozer were on patrol when they performed a traffic stop on a vehicle. The Officers contacted the driver who appeared to be intoxicated. The drivers failed field sobriety tests and a breathalyzer test. He was booked at County Jail.
5/31/0/8 1:10AM 520 4th St: Officer Crosby and Reynolds responded to the night club at 520 4th Street regarding an assault. When the Officers arrived they located a victim who was bleeding from a broken nose. The victim pointed out a suspect who was arrested at the scene.
5/31/08 8:05AM 825 Market: Officer Chiu and Yee responded to The Walgreens Store regarding a shoplifter in custody. The Officers arrested the subject for petty theft with a prior. Further investigation showed the subject was already on parole.
5/31/08 10:45AM 833 Mission: Officer Perez arrested a subject for trespassing. The subject was a sex registrant who was in violation of his court order to register. He was booked at County Jail.
5/31/08 11:01AM 5th/Clementina: Officer Sovig arrested a subject for an outstanding warrant.
5/31/08 12:56PM 555 9th St: Nordstrom Rack. Officer Anderson and Cato cited a subject for petty theft.
5/31/08 1:50PM 170 South Van Ness: Smart and Final. Officer Kane and Elias arrested a subject for petty theft with a prior.
5/31/08 1:50PM 5th/Stevenson: Sergeant Christie and Officer Salmonson responded to 5th and Stevenson regarding a person who brandished a handgun at a person there. Upon arrival the Officers detained a suspect who was still at the scene. A loaded firearm was found in the suspect’s possession.
5/31/08 3:18PM 170 South Van Ness: Smart and Final. Officer Kane and Elias arrested a subject who was on parole for petty theft with a prior. The subject also had a warrant.
5/31/08 6:18PM 6th/Minna: Officer Salazar and Madrid arrested a subject, who had 15 rocks of cocaine in her possession, for sales of base rock cocaine.
5/31/08 8:00PM Embarcadero: Officers Dickson and O’Connor arrested a subject who shot a BB gun at a passing vehicle on the Embarcadero. The suspect was in custody after a high speed pursuit in Daly City.
5/31/08 10:15PM Market/McAllister: Officer Kerow cited a driver for driving with a suspended license and no proof of insurance. The car was towed.
6/1/08 5:50AM 401 6th St: Officer Kerow and Castaneda responded to the night club located there regarding a suspect who assaulted the club’s doorman. The suspect who was intoxicated had marijuana in his possession when arrested.
6/1/08 9:53AM 1000 Market: Officers Bryant, Wong, and Yick performed a narcotics operation where they saw a drug dealer make a hand to hand narcotic transaction. The Officers were able to arrest the dealer and the buyer who had to rock of crack cocaine in his possession.
6/1/08 10:41AM 26 6th St: Officers Bryant, Wong, and Yick performed a narcotics operation where they saw a drug dealer make a hand to hand narcotic transaction. The Officers were able to arrest the dealer and the buyer who had a rock of crack cocaine in her possession when arrested.
6/1/08 1:06PM 6th/Harrison: Officers Bryant and Wong were patrolling the area of the End Up Bar when they saw a person sitting in the passenger seat of a parked
car. The Officers contacted the person and could smell marijuana coming from the vehicle. The Officers also found some powdered cocaine and 5 ecstasy tablets inside the vehicle.
6/1/08 2:10PM 799 Market: Officer Tack was contacted by the Ross Store Security regarding an unruly customer. The security Officer advised Officer Tack the unruly customer was not welcome inside the store. Officer Tack advised the customer who refused to leave the store. The customer who refused to leave was arrested for trespassing. The unruly customer resisted arrest and was then joined by three of her friends who interfered and attempted to lynch the Officers custody. Numerous
Officers were called as back-up. 1 subject was cited and 3 others were booked at County Jail.
6/1/08 4:00PM 399 4th St: Whole Foods. Officer Chambers responded and cited a juvenile for theft.
6/1/08 6:35PM 5th/Harrison: Officer Kane and Elias were under the
overpass at 5th/Harrison and contacted a suspect who had a warrant. The suspect also had crack cocaine in his possession when arrested.
6/1/08 6:45PM Embarcadero/Harrison: Officer Chambers cited a driver for no proof of insurance and driving on a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/1/08 8:15PM 12 4th St: Officers Kane and Elias responded to 12 4th
Street where a hotel doorman was assaulted. 1 suspect booked at County Jail.
6/1/08 8:20PM 1049 Market: Officer Madrid and Salazar were on patrol when they saw a suspect rolling a marijuana cigarette inside a bus shelter. The suspect was cited for possession of marijuana.
6/1/08 9:46PM 825 Market:
Officer Frost and Cotter were on patrol when they saw 2 subjects arguing near the entrance of the Walgreens. The officers got out of their car to investigate when one of the men pulled out a collapsible baton. The Officers ordered the suspect to drop the weapon which he eventually did. The suspect was booked for terrorist threats and possession of a prohibited weapon.
6/1/08 11:55PM 7th/Mission: Officer Chambers cited a driver for driving on a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/2/08 12:20AM Larkin/Hayes: Officer Cotter cited a driver for driving on a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/2/08 12:31AM 4th/folsom: Officer Edison cited a driver for running a red light and for driving without a license. The car was towed.
6/2/08 1:15AM
6th/Harrison: Sergeant Bragagnolo cited a subject for driving without a license. The car was towed.
6/2/08 11:08AM 865 Market: Nordstrom’s. Officers MacKenzie and Ng arrested two subjects for Grand Theft. Both subjects were already on court probation.
6/2/08 11:21AM 1050 Market: Officer Buckner was on patrol when he saw a person sleeping inside a makeshift encampment in front of
1050 Market. The Officer contacted the person who was asleep inside and asked her to pack up and move along. The Officer returned a short time later and the woman was again asleep and made no attempt to leave. She was cited and released from the scene.
6/2/08 12:20PM 865 Market: Abercrombie & Fitch. Officers Brakel and Walker cited a subject for petty theft.
6/2/08 12:29PM 799 Market: Ross Store. Officer Sung cited and released a juvenile for petty theft.
6/2/08 2:41PM UN Plaza: Officers Razzak, Buhagiar, and Cole conducted a narcotics operation in UN Plaza. The Officers observed a narcotic transaction and arrested the dealer and the buyer. The dealer was 17 years old. The buyer was already on court probation.
6/2/08 2:42 865 Market: Abercrombie & Fitch. Officers Ng and MacKenzie arrested a subject who attempted to steal 6 bottles of cologne. Further investigation showed that the subject had numerous prior convictions for theft.
6/2/08 2:45 UN Plaza: Officers Razzak, Buhagiar, and Cole conducted a narcotics operation in UN Plaza. They arrested two juvenile dealers and an adult buyer who was already on probation.
6/2/08 3:45PM 450 10th St:
Costco. Officers Garrett and Lum cited and released a suspect for petty theft.
6/2/08 7:03PM 799 Market: Ross Store. Sergeant Espinoza cited and released a subject for petty theft.
6/2/08 7:48PM 518 Minna: Officers Salazar and Madrid contacted a subject who was on court probation. The
Officers seized a bag of marijuana from the subject who was cited and released.
6/2/08 9:10PM 2nd/Mission: Officer Edison cited a driver for driving without a license. The car was towed.
6/2/08 9:11PM 825 Market: Walgreens. Officers Pheng and Spears arrested a subject for petty theft with a prior. The suspect also had a warrant for his arrest.
6/2/08 10:27PM Mission/New Montgomery: Officer Daniels cited a driver for driving without a license. The car was towed.
Southern Station News:
The Bay to Breakers race generates many complaints every year due to the peripheral parties, nudity, drinking in public, public sex, garbage, and injuries. Months of planning goes into this event with the Police Department making every attempt to keep it safe. Please forward any concerns or complaints to SFPDSouth...@ci.sf.ca.us .
This is the San Francisco Police Departments Youth Fishing Program’s 40th year. Unfortunately, there will be no salmon season, but we still will be able to take youths of the city out to the ocean and fish for rock cod and halibut. Also, new for this summer, The Aquarium of the bay at Pier 39 has offered to host children a tour of the facility hosted by a naturalist. For more information contact Officer Bob Ford at 415-401-4664
$10,000 REWARD
07-036
03/20/07
HOMICIDE VICTIM ALBERTO CASILLAS
The Office of the Mayor has authorized a $10,000.00 reward for information leading
to the arrest and prosecution of the suspect(s) responsible for the murder of Alberto Casillas On January 7,2007, at 0217 hours, Alberto Casillas was shot and killed inside his vehicle while driving in the area of 13th and Folsom Streets. The suspect had confronted the victim earlier in the evening at the Club Caliente. During the confrontation, the suspect(s) brandished a firearm. A short while later, as the victim and his friend were driving away from the area, suspects fired multiple rounds into the driver’s side of the victim’s vehicle. Casillas
was shot and subsequently died at SFGH. Anyone with information or questions is urged to contact Inspector Karen Lynch, or Inspector Thomas Cleary of the SFPD Homicide Detail at (415) 553-1145 or, after hours, the Operations Center at (415) 553-1071. There is also an Anonymous Tip Line at 575-4444. SFPD Case#: 070 022 294.
District Events:
Warped Tour
6/21/08
Pier 30/32
Pride March
6/29/08
Miscellaneous Incidents:
Southern Station organized an operation to combat the problem with unlicensed drivers. The operation focused on the SOMA, Bayview, Western Addition, and Broadway areas. The operation was on 5/30/08 from 6PM-4AM and resulted in 183 Moving Violations and 24 Vehicle tows.
Southern Station Plainclothes Unit was out in force in the Month of May. The Officers arrested:
Narcotic/Drug Arrests =
81
Auto Burglary Arrests = 12
Possession of Stolen Property Arrests = 10
Stolen Vehicle Arrest = 1
Sexual Assault = 1
Robbery = 1
Suspects on Probation = 13
Suspects on Parole = 6
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Liaison to District 9 and the Latino Community
Representante para el Distrito 9, y la Comunidad Latina
Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services
City and County of San Francisco
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett
Place, Room 160
San Francisco, CA 94102-4639
415-554-6556 Direct
415-554-6474 Fax
415-554-7111 Main
Victory Gardens 2008+ is a pilot project funded by the City of San
Francisco to support the transition of backyard, front yard, window
boxes, rooftops, and unused land into organic food production areas.
In 2008 we will choose 15 households that represent the diversity of
San Francisco to participate in the program. You can participate
regardless of your income, ethnicity, available space, neighborhood,
gardening experience, or lifestyle.
As a participant, you will work with the Victory Gardens team to
install a garden in your outdoor space. Although you
will be the
primary caretaker of the garden, the Victory Garden team will provide
ongoing support.
Sound exciting? Please see the attached PDF application and get ready to plant!
for more information:
The Victory Garden Project
c/o The Garden for the Environment
780 Frederick Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
Captains please include our information in district correspondence and community newsletters. We are asking each district station Captain (and any recipient of this email) to please contact our office at 415-734-3324 or 3325 if you are aware of any events (community or otherwise) that would be appropriate venues for our SFPD Recruitment Unit to attend to continue our recruiting outreach endeavors. Updates:
Things we are currently working on:
In discussions to update our www.sfpdcareers.com website to be more user friendly and easier to navigate.
We are periodically checking for the release of the next generation of toll free 800 numbers that we can reserve an 800 number with desired acronym wanted
Considering the current budgetary concerns, we have postponed our SFPD Women’s Health & Fitness Challenge for this fiscal year, should budgetary matters improve there’s a possibility of having event next fiscal year.
San Jose PD invited us to
host on-site testing in NYC at John Jay College, we had to decline our participation as result of current budgetary concerns. I have been in contact with the college coordinators who are willing to provide us with on-site/on-campus resources should we want to host our own on-site testing at this site. Since we had to decline, San Jose PD asked Oakland PD who will be joining them in NYC June 2008 to host on-site testing, to approximately 400 Administrative Justice students who are interested in Law Enforcement & Public Safety Careers, and they are willing to move out west.
Recruitment is working on proposed Recruitment
orientation training schedule, for review and approval by Command staff, so that we can train our 350+ part-time recruiters.
The Recruitment Unit wishes to thank Officer Brenda Walker and Officer Sonja Mariona (Video Unit) for taking photos and video footage, from the “bring you child to work day” specialized unit demos to use as part of our display picture boards.
I am currently requesting to speak with members with 30+ years within the Department to obtain positive stories, historical facts and/or tidbits to showcase and give an overview
of the positives of working for SFPD. We hope to use this information to update our Dept literature and promotional pieces and pitches to sell SFPD to prospective applicants.
We are currently working on proposal for Fall 2008 SF Public Safety Expo, on Treasure Island.
We are following up with Vallejo PD to set up a meeting/presentation that we can speak to their Officers about lateral opportunities within SFPD.
Upcoming Written Test dates:
Thursday, June 26, 2008 @ St. Mary's Cathedral @ 0800hrs
NO FUTURE TESTING DATES HAVE BEEN DETERMINED AT THIS TIME. As DHR provides us with this information we will relay to you.
Other news:
Department of Human Resources Examinations Unit is moving to a new facility and testing site. The San Francisco Public Safety Testing facility, is located at 1740 Cesar Chavez, in San Francisco. This Public Safety Examinations facility will be used by DHR to facilitate the testing for all City-wide agencies from this facility.
The new facility will have maximum capacity of testing approximately 175
prospects per examination. DHR is currently working with DTIS to create a new reservation system, where prospects will be able to make a reservation via our website www.sfpdcareers.com.
We are currently in discussions with DHR examinations Unit to consider possibly offering more than one test per
month.
Next Entry Level Class:
Tentatively June 2008
Next Lateral Class:
Tentatively September 2008
Other business:
Lastly, if you learn of programs, events, or activities that would be recruitment appropriate, please feel to call us at 415-734-3324/3325 and share.
Again thank you for your support and assistance. We do appreciate it.
Sgt. Trenia Wearing
SFPD Recruitment Unit
Southern Station Resource List:
EMERGENCY: 911
Non-Emergency: 553-0123
Anonymous Tip Line 575-4444
Customer Service Center: 311
Cell phone 911: 553-8090
Southern Station: 553-1373
(For Crime Stats, Internet reports, etc.)
Graffiti Fax 278-9456
Southern Station Events: 553-9191 Sergeant Dominic Panina
Southern Station Permits: 553-9192 Officer Nicole Manning
Code Abatement: 553-1308 Officer Mike Radanovich
Deputy City Attorney: 554-3887 Jennifer Choi
Dept. Parking & Traffic: 553-1943
DPW: 695-2020 Dispatch
Quality of Life Liaison: 553-1373
Homeless Issues: 553-1373 / © 713-1618 Officer Gary Buckner
Officer Nick Territo
Southern Station Beat #1: 553-1373 Officer Dahlberg & Officer Chin
Market/Powell
Southern Station Beat #2: 553-1373 Officer McKenzie & Officer Ng
Westfield Mall
Southern Station Beat #3: 553-1373 Officer Cueba & Officer Dong
UN Plaza
District Station Monthly Community Meeting is held on the fourth Monday of Each month from 6-7:30 p.m and the location changes monthly. For more information contact Meital Amitai at 538-8100 X202 or at mam...@iisf.org
The San Francisco Police Department is currently hiring:
The San Francisco Police Department is continuously hiring qualified applicants. Applicants must be 21 years old, have a valid driver’s license, must be a US citizen, must have a high school diploma or equivalent, and must not have been convicted of a felony or convicted of a misdemeanor which would prohibit possession of a firearm. For more information or to apply, contact the Department of Human Resource at 44 Gough Street, San Francisco. Additionally, applications are available on-line at www.sfgov.org/police or http://agency.governmentjobs.com/sf/default.cfm?action=jobs.
Megan’s Law Website Access:
The general public can find out information on sexual predators on line by going to the DOJ website: www.meganslaw.ca.gov or at the SFPD
link at www.sfgov.org/police. You may check specific names or zip codes to locate those listed in the database.
Join The San Francisco Citizen’s Police Academy
For more information, including application process, please call Ms.Lula Magallon at (415) 401-4720, or Officer Maria Oropeza at (415) 401-4701. You can also email us at sfpd_citizens...@yahoo.com or visit our website: http://www.sfgov.org/site/police_index.asp?id=20182.
Graffiti Alert:
Day Watch Sgt. Christie is the Graffiti Abatement coordinator. Each month he collects surveys from the various beat officers to report graffiti to DPW and our own Graffiti Unit within the police department. You can contact Sgt.Christie at (415)
553-1373.
311 Customer Service Center:
What is 311? 311 is a toll free, NON-EMERGENCY phone number that the public can call to access information about government services. A live customer service representative will be available
24 hours a day, seven days a week, and 365 days a year. The service is available to both wired and wireless customers. Wireless customers should call (415) 701-2311. 311 employees will be able to provide translations services in more than 145 languages and dialects and will employ a diverse staff of customer service representatives. Additionally, 311 is set up to accept calls form the hearing impaired by utilizing a TTY System.
Cell phone
911:
How does 911 work on cell phones in San Francisco?
If you are on surface streets in San Francisco and dial 911, your call will be answered by the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Services. Once the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Services determine what emergency services are needed, they will then route your 911 call to the San Francisco Police Department
or the San Francisco Fire Department, including ambulance service.
If you are on a freeway in San Francisco and dial 911, your call will be answered by either by the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Services or the California Highway Patrol Dispatch Center. Regardless, your 911 call will be routed to the proper emergency agency, the San Francisco Police Department, the California Highway Patrol, or the San Francisco Fire Department, including ambulance
service.
Community and Business Groups & Associations:
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- Mid-Market Project Area Committee (PAC)
- Rincon Point South Beach Citizens’ Advisory Committee
- South of Market Project Area Committee (SOMPAC)
- North Mission Neighborhood Alliance
- SOMA Leadership Council
- Central Market Community Business District
Captain David Lazar
Southern Police Station
850 Bryant Street
SF, CA 94103
415 553-1073 fax
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Captain’s Comments
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
I’ve had the opportunity to meet with residents, merchants, club owners
and community organizers this past week. My priority is to meet with as
many people as possible from the South of Market and Treasure Island
community. Our partnerships are essential in order to address the
quality of life and crime problems. When partnerships are formed, trust
is developed. Trust is an essential component of Community Policing.
When the community trusts the police and the police trust the community,
ideas are freely exchanged and solutions to problems are developed and
implemented. This past week, a club owner met with me regarding
incidents of violence around a particular night club. He offered some
great suggestions in which I have implemented to address the problem. I
am open to input and believe that all members of the community have
something valuable to offer. I look forward to working with the
community, identifying problems and collectively developing responses to
those problems in the near future.
Meet Your New 6th Street Foot Beat Officers!
There are many issues on 6th Street that need our attention. These
issues include public drunkenness, drinking in public, drug sales,
street robberies, selling stolen property and garbage clean up to name a
few. My priority is to see that the 6th Street corridor crime issues are
addressed. When we as a community do not address crime proactively, it
sends a message to those who commit crime that 6th Street is place to
conduct their activity. To that end, I have assigned four officers full
time to 6th Street. Two of the four officers will be on duty, 7 days a
week, from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Officers Michelle Spears, John
Murphy, Leonard Cueba and Craig Dong have all volunteered for the
assignment. These officers will patrol on 6th Street from Market to
Howard. They will walk most of the time and on occasion, ride their
police bicycles. They will be responsible to enforce the law, work with
DPW to clean up the garbage and most importantly meet and partner with
the residents and merchants along 6th Street. They will also be active
in the Community Court Program which is held once a month at the Rose
Hotel, 125 6th Street. Please be sure to meet your 6th Street Beat
Officers either on the beat or at the next Police Community Relations
Meeting.
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS
I have met with members of the community who are concerned about
pedestrian safety on 6th Street between Mission and Folsom.
Specifically, during commute hours in the morning and afternoon.
Motorists are taking right turns at intersections without providing the
right of way for the pedestrians in the crosswalks. During the next few
weeks, Lieutenant Eric Vintero of the day watch and Lieutenant Ann
Mannix of the night watch will be conducting enforcement in order to
issue citations to motorists who fail to give the right away to
pedestrians. Please e-mail me at david...@sfgov.org with
intersections which have similar problems that need attention.
OPERATION IMPACT
The Police Department has partnered with the California Highway Patrol
to conduct traffic enforcement throughout the City. On Thursday, May 29,
2008, the CHP (2 Sergeants and 16 Officers) focused on South of Market
resulting in 83 traffic stops, 4 drunk driving arrests, 63 citations
issued, 3 vehicles impounded, and 4 people brought to jail! We are
grateful for the work performed by the CHP, making our streets in the
South of Market area safer!
TREASURE ISLAND
Traffic safety on Treasure Island is our concern. Officers assigned to
Southern Station will continue to focus on speeding and other moving
violations. The Traffic Company has been assisting us with speeding
motorists. Lieutenant Eric Vintero is planning several enforcement
operations on the island. Lieutenant Vintero wanted to see the issue
first hand so on Saturday, June 7, 2008, he spent a few hours on
Treasure Island and wrote 10 moving violations and towed two vehicles
when the drivers drove on a suspended license. I have now assigned an
additional traffic enforcement car on Treasure Island to focus on
traffic.
Officers assigned to Treasure Island are now required to stop by the
Boys and Girls club at least once per shift. There are a few hundred
youth who reside on Treasure Island and it is essential officers
interact with the youth and serve as role models. I look forward to
working closely with the Boys and Girls club this summer.
GARBAGE CLEAN UP
We are thankful to Mohammed Nuru and his staff at the Department of
Public Works for dedicating a DPW garbage clean up truck almost
everyday. The program has been in place for a couple of years. On
certain days, the truck meets with Officer Gary Buckner or Nick Territo
who are assigned as Operation Outreach Officers. These officers escort
the truck to various locations throughout the district to have garbage
picked up which was left behind such as mattresses, couches and other
abandoned items. Please feel free to assist us with this process by
phoning 311 for garbage clean up.
NARCOTICS ENFORCEMENT
On Thursday, June 5, 2008, Lieutenant Ann Mannix led the way by
supervising a Narcotics Enforcement Operation along the 6th Street
corridor and on Market Street resulting in several arrests. Excellent
job!
SOUTHERN STATION SOFTBALL TEAM
The Police Department has had a baseball league for many years. These
are teams within the Department, for example each station has a baseball
team, including a team from the Investigations Bureau. The teams play
each other in an SFPD league from March thru mid June. Southern
Station’s Team consist of Officer Marcial Marquez (Team Captain),
Officers Nelson Ramos, Daniel Reyes, Louis Wong, Greg Buhagiar, Michael
Tursi, Andrew Lucas, Tim Reynolds, Phil Gordon, Greg Latus, Edgar
Gonzalez, Rick Yick, Ashad Razzak, Sergeant John Bragagnolo and
Lieutenant Michael Flynn. The Team motivator from the sidelines is
Officer Carl Bryant.
Southern Station’s team has won 5 games and lost 5 games this season.
They went to the playoffs and won. On Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 12:00
p.m., at the Silver Terrace field (Silver and Bayshore) they will be
playing against Inspectors from the Investigation’s Bureau for the
championship. I am proud of the team. If your schedule allows, please
feel free to attend the game and cheer for our winning Southern Station
Team!
SOUTHERN STATION ARREST/CITATION STATISTICS
|-----------+--------+--------+--------+-------+-------+--------+--------+-----------|
| 6/3-6/9 | Tue | Wed | Thur | Fri | Sat | Sun | Mon | TOTALS |
|-----------+--------+--------+--------+-------+-------+--------+--------+-----------|
| Felony | 2 | 11 | 12 | 2 | 5 | 15 | 12 | 59 |
|-----------+--------+--------+--------+-------+-------+--------+--------+-----------|
| Misd. | 6 | 10 | 6 | 4 | 7 | 7 | 7 | 47 |
|-----------+--------+--------+--------+-------+-------+--------+--------+-----------|
| Narcotics | 3 | 5 | 11 | 1 | 3 | 8 | 8 | 39 |
|-----------+--------+--------+--------+-------+-------+--------+--------+-----------|
| Cites | 49 | 58 | 65 | 63 | 61 | 19 | 59 | 374 |
|-----------+--------+--------+--------+-------+-------+--------+--------+-----------|
Daily Arrest Log
6/3/08 1:14AM 8th/Minna: Officers Cotter and Frost contacted a subject
who had an outstanding warrant.
6/3/08 1:48AM 8th/Brannan: Sergeant Espinoza arrested a subject for
driving while intoxicated.
6/3/08 10:36AM Gough/Haight: Officer Buckner was on patrol when he saw
subject urinate on the public sidewalk. The suspect also had
drug paraphernalia in his possession.
6/3/08 11:35AM 1298 Howard: Officer Buckner responded to the service
station located at 1298 Howard regarding a trespasser. Officer
Buckner contacted a subject who had a warrant and drug paraphernalia in
his possession.
6/3/08 6:25PM 4th/Mission: Officer Ueber cited a driver for an illegal
turn and driving on a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/3/08 7:40PM 845 Market: Bristol Farms. Officers Ueber and Morales
arrested a subject for petty theft with a prior conviction.
6/3/08 9:40PM 7th/Mission: Officer Edison cited a driver for driving on
a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/3/08 9:45PM 88 6th St: Officer Murphy cited a driver for driving on a
suspended license. The car was towed.
6/3/08 10:28PM 1175 Market: Officers Bartley and Tack were on patrol
were patrol when they a subject urinate on the public sidewalk.
The subject also had marijuana and drug paraphernalia in his possession.
The Officers cited and released the subject.
6/4/08 1:45AM 6th/Mission: Officer Dickson cited a subject for driving
on a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/4/08 4:38AM 1050 Market: Officer Frost cited a subject for driving on
a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/4/08 8:34AM 13th/Mission: Officer Territo and Buckner were on patrol
when they saw a subject using a sign to solicit from vehicles
stopped at a traffic light. The Officers determined that the subject had
been arrested/cited 56 times in the past for this violation. The subject
was booked at County Jail.
who attempted to pass a fraudulent check.
6/4/08 1:05PM 5th/Harrison: Officer Carew was on patrol when he saw a
subject on the freeway off-ramp soliciting from vehicles stopped
at the traffic light. The Officer determined that the subject had been
arrested/cited 18 times in the past for this same violation.
6/4/08 1:08PM 6th/Market: Sergeants Yee and Tom cited a subject for
driving on a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/4/08 2:30PM 776 Market: Rite Aid. Officers Griffin and Canton arrested
a subject for petty theft with a prior. The subject also had an
outstanding warrant.
6/4/08 3:00PM UN Plaza: Officers Buhagiar and Razzak arrested a juvenile
subject for sales of rock cocaine and possession for sales of
rock cocaine. They also arrested a second subject for possession of rock
cocaine.
6/4/08 3:00PM 1301 Market: Officer MacKenzie responded to the Rite Aid
Store located there regarding a stabbing. A store employee
was stabbed in the arm by a theft suspect. The suspect was booked at
County Jail and the employee was transported to the hospital for
lacerations to his left forearm.
6/4/08 3:30PM 25 Taylor: Officers Bryant and Yick arrested a subject for
possession of rock cocaine.
6/4/08 4:36PM 289 8th St: Officers Ueber and Morales arrested a subject
who stole a wallet from a patron of the Hole in the Wall Bar.
6/4/08 5:00PM Mission/south Van Ness: Officer Buckner cited a subject
for soliciting from vehicles. The subject had 31 prior
citations/arrests for this same violation.
6/4/08 5:23PM 555 9th St: Nordstrom Rack. Officers Auyoung and Yamamoto
arrested a subject for grand theft.
6/4/08 6:35PM 55 4th St: Marriott Hotel. Officers Chew and Pedroza
arrested a subject for trespassing.
6/4/08 7:26PM 976 Market: Officers Cotter and Frost arrested a subject
on an outstanding warrant.
6/4/08 8:45PM 1500 Blk Howard: Officers Cadenazzi and Cronin arrested a
subject who assaulted hi girlfriend.
6/4/08 10:55PM 1155 Market: Officer Bartley and Tack were on patrol when
the saw a subject drinking from a beer in public. The
subject also had an outstanding warrant.
6/5/08 12:26PM 6th/Mission: Officers Crosby and Junio arrested a subject
for a court ordered stay away violation.
6/5/08 1:03AM Market/Polk: Officers Cotter and Frost arrested a subject
for sales of rock cocaine, possession of a prohibited weapon,
probation violation, and a court ordered stay away violation.
6/5/08 8:50AM 1235 Mission: Officer Chin arrested a subject for battery.
6/5/08 9:23AM 74 6th St: Officer Constantine arrested a subject for an
outstanding warrant.
6/5/08 10:56AM 12th/Stevenson: Officer Territo arrested a subject who
made a makeshift encampment in the alley there.
6/5/08 10:59AM Mason/Turk: Officers Bandoni and Morales arrested a
subject who had an outstanding arrest.
6/5/08 1:46PM 1095 Market: Officer Pon cited a subject for possession of
narcotics paraphernalia.
6/5/08 2:55PM Market Street Corridor: Lt.Mannix, Officers Dickson,
Marquez, Reyes, Wong, Razzak, and Yick conducted a
buy/bust operation in the Market Street Corridor.
2:55PM 20 Jones: 1 arrested sales of marijuana.
3:15PM 1072 Market: 1 arrested sales of marijuana.
3:20PM 1072 Market: 1 arrested possession of marijuana for sales
4:30PM 41 6th St: 1 arrested sales of rock cocaine.
5:50PM Jones/Golden Gate: 1 arrested sales of marijuana.
6:30PM 991 Market: 1 arrested sales of marijuana.
6/5/08 7:25PM 542 Brannan: Officers Kane and Elias arrested a subject
for burglary and possession of stolen property.
6/5/08 10:13PM 9th/Folsom: Officers Lee and Lucas arrested a subject for
a warrant and urinating in public.
6/5/08 11:33PM 132 6th St: Officers McManigal and Cunningham cited a
subject for possession of marijuana.
6/5/08 11:46PM 5th/Folsom: Officer Chew arrested a subject for driving
without a driver’s license. The car was towed.
6/6/08 1:26AM Turk/Taylor: Officers Cunningham, McManigal, and Martin
arrested a subject for possession of narcotics
paraphernalia.
6/6/08 6:28AM Reeves Ct T.I: Officers Tong and Gray arrested a subject
who assaulted his girlfriend.
6/6/08 10:51AM 5th/Market: Officers Toomer and Mariles arrested a
subject for a court ordered stay away violation.
6/6/08 1:50PM 835 Market: Officers Balmy and Bandoni cited a subject for
resisting arrest.
6/6/08 4:57PM 401 4th St: Officers McManigal and Cunningham arrested a
subject for an outstanding warrant and trespassing.
6/6/08 7:36PM 865 Market: Nordstrom. Officers McManigal and Cunningham
arrested a subject for petty theft and an outstanding
warrant.
6/7/08 12:37AM 6th/Howard: Officer Lucas cited a subject for driving on
a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/7/08 6:30AM 88 Perry: Officer Perry arrested a subject who assaulted
his girlfriend.
6/7/08 7:45AM 106 6th St: Officers Constantine and Perez arrested a
subject who was wanted for a robbery and a parole violation.
6/7/08 10:10AM Ave Palms/California T.I: Lt Vintero cited a driver for
driving on a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/7/08 11:03AM McAllister/Jones: Officers Morales, Pon, and Wong
arrested a subject for sales of marijuana and a parole violation.
6/7/08 11:50AM Ave B/6th St. T.I: Lt.Vintero cited a driver for driving
on a suspended license. The car was towed.
6/7/08 1:37PM 855 Market: Officer Faye and Hogan arrested a subject for
public intoxication.
6/7/08 5:15PM 850 Bryant: A subject came to Southern Police Station to
turn himself in on an outstanding warrant.
6/7/08 10:36PM 837 Howard: Officers Kane and Elias arrested two subjects
for auto theft and possession of stolen property. The
Officers also found identifications and credit cards belonging to
additional victims inside the stolen car.
6/8/08 12:28AM 8th/Mission: Sergeant Espinoza cited a subject for
driving without a driver’s license. The car was towed.
6/8/08 7:54AM 6th/Jessie: Officer Constantine arrested a subject on an
outstanding warrant.
6/8/08 9:50AM 9th/Folsom: Lt. Mannix cited a subject for using a sign to
solicit from vehicles waiting for the traffic light.
6/8/08 10:44AM 80 Turk: Officers Pon and Morales arrested a subject for
sales of rock cocaine. A second subject was arrested for
possession of rock cocaine.
6/8/08 11:05AM 865 Market: Abercrombie & Fitch. Officer Miranda cited a
subject for petty theft.
6/8/08 12:00PM 88 King St: Officer Perry and numerous other Southern
Officers responded to 88 King regarding a roll over vehicle
accident. The driver of the car fled the scene. The driver was located
and identified a few blocks from the scene. He was booked for auto
theft, a parole violation, leaving the scene of an accident, and driving
on a suspended license.
6/8/08 12:16PM 7th/Market: Officers Toomer and Mariles arrested a
subject for possession of rock cocaine.
6/8/08 1:05PM 1301 Market: Walgreens. Officer Salmonson arrested a
subject for petty theft with a prior.
6/8/08 1:50PM Eddy/Hyde: Officers Razzak and Buhagiar arrested a subject
for sales of rock cocaine. A second subject was arrested
for possession of rock cocaine.
6/8/08 3:10PM 670 4th St: Walgreens. Officer Anderson and Cato arrested
a subject for petty theft with a prior.
6/8/08 3:40PM 450 10th St: Costco. Officer Salmonson cited a subject for
petty theft.
6/8/08 4:45PM 901 Market: Marshalls. Officer Chambers and Kane arrested
a subject for petty theft with a prior, parole violation, and
probation violation.
6/8/08 5:15PM AT&T Park: Officer Seto cited a subject for battery.
6/8/08 5:25PM Market/South Van Ness: Officer Chambers cited a driver for
driving without a license. The car was towed.
6/8/08 6:30PM 865 Market: Nordstrom’s. Officers McManigal and Cunningham
arrested a subject for petty theft.
6/8/08 7:45PM 801 Market: Old Navy. Officer Kane and Chambers arrested a
subject for petty theft with a prior.
6/9/08 12:50AM 6th/Natoma: Officers Harris and Campbell responded to 918
Market regarding a victim of a robbery. The Officers
responded and spoke with a victim who told them that he was robbed of
$5.00 nearby on 6th Street. Officers Dickson and Lucas were in
the area searching for the suspects when they detained two suspects. The
victim positively identified the suspects. The $5.00 was recovered
from the suspects. The suspects were booked for robbery and conspiracy.
6/9/08 1:00AM 555 Mission: Officer Lucas cited a subject for sexual
battery.
6/9/08 8:13AM Leavenworth/McAllister: Officer Hogan and Faye were on a
foot beat when they saw a person sleeping in the park.
The officer checked on his welfare and found a crack pipe loaded with
rock cocaine in his possession. The subject was booked.
6/9/08 9:00AM 945 Market: Officer Constantine contacted a subject who
had an outstanding warrant.
6/9/08 11:35AM 850 Bryant: Officer Morales and Spears responded to the
SFPD identification section regarding a person there with a
warrant.
6/9/08 2:45PM 450 10th St: Costco. Officer Cairel and Farinas cited a
subject for petty theft.
6/9/08 3:37PM Turk/Taylor: Officers Cole, Razzak, and Buhagiar arrested
a subject for sales of rock cocaine, possession of rock
cocaine for sales, and a probation violation.
6/9/08 3:52PM 34 6th St: Officers Cole, Razzak, and Buhagiar arrested a
subject for sales of heroin and a probation violation.
6/9/08 4:50PM 850 Bryant: Officers Cole, Razzak, and Buhagiar arrested a
subject on an outstanding warrant.
6/9/08 5:17PM 87 6th St: Officer Dong arrested a subject for possession
of methamphetamine and probation violation.
6/9/08 6:00PM 850 Bryant: Officer Cotter arrested a subject who had a
parole violation warrant.
6/9/08 8:30PM 509 Minna: Officers Salazar and Madrid arrested a subject
for sales of rock cocaine and a parole violation.
6/9/08 9:24PM 5th/Welsh: Officers Kane and Elias arrested a subject for
possession of stolen property and a probation violation.
6/9/08 10:05PM 125 6th St: Officers Toomey and Reynolds and a subject
for assault with attempted mayhem. When the Officers arrived
on scene they found a victim bleeding badly from a bite to his ear. It
appeared that the dispute started over a can of beer.
Southern Station News:
The Bay to Breakers race generates many complaints every
year due to the peripheral parties, nudity, drinking in public, public
sex, garbage, and injuries. Months of planning goes into this event with
the Police Department making every attempt to keep it safe. Please
forward any concerns or complaints to SFPDSouth...@ci.sf.ca.us .
This is the San Francisco Police Departments Youth Fishing
Program’s 40th year. Unfortunately, there will be no salmon season, but
we still will be able to take youths of the city out to the ocean and
fish for rock cod and halibut. Also, new for this summer, The Aquarium
of the bay at Pier 39 has offered to host children a tour of the
facility hosted by a naturalist. For more information contact Officer
Bob Ford at 415-401-4664
District Events:
Warped Tour
6/21/08
Pier 30/32
Pride March
6/29/08
Warped Tour
6/21/08
Pier 30/32
Pride March
6/29/08
The Community Police Academy is a 15-week program that meets once a week
and is designed to inform and teach interested participants various
aspects of municipal policing, including patrol and investigations
procedures, vehicle operations, arrest and control techniques, firearm
procedures and emergency communications.
The Academy’s goals are to develop community awareness through education
and to develop a closer understanding and working relationship between
the San Francisco Police Department and its communities. Members of the
community are encouraged to join and learn about the San Francisco
Police Department. Participants can ask questions and offer comments
within each class. The next class is scheduled to start on July 15,
2008. We are now also starting a Youth Community Police Academy, geared
towards high school students and will last 10 weeks, starting on August
19,2008.
The Community Police Academy participants are selected by the program
coordinator after an application process. Enrollment is limited to
twenty-five students per class.
For more information, including application process, please contact
Ms.Lula Magallon at (415) 401-4720 or Officer Maria Oropeza at (415)
401-4701 or visit our website:
http://www.sfgov.org/site/police_index.asp?id=80269
MIKE RADANOVICH
Jun 10, 2008, 2:50:25 PM6/10/08
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Captain’s Comments
Tuesday, June 10,
2008
I’ve had the opportunity to meet with residents, merchants, club owners and community organizers this past week. My priority is to meet with as many people as possible from the South of Market and Treasure Island community. Our partnerships are essential in order to address the quality of life and crime problems. When partnerships are formed, trust is developed. Trust is
an essential component of Community Policing. When the community trusts the police and the police trust the community, ideas are freely exchanged and solutions to problems are developed and implemented. This past week, a club owner met with me regarding incidents of violence around a particular night club. He offered some great suggestions in which I have implemented to address the problem. I am open to input and believe that all members of the community have something valuable to offer. I look forward to working with the community, identifying problems and collectively developing responses to those problems in the near future.
Meet Your New 6th Street Foot Beat Officers!
There are many issues on 6th Street that need our attention. These issues include public drunkenness, drinking in public, drug sales, street robberies, selling stolen property and garbage clean up to name a few. My priority is to see that the
6th Street corridor crime issues are addressed. When we as a community do not address crime proactively, it sends a message to those who commit crime that 6th Street is place to conduct their activity. To that end, I have assigned four officers full time to 6th Street. Two of the four officers will be on duty, 7 days a week, from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Officers Michelle Spears, John Murphy, Leonard Cueba and Craig Dong have all volunteered for the assignment. These officers will patrol on 6th Street from Market to Howard. They will walk most of the time and on
occasion, ride their police bicycles. They will be responsible to enforce the law, work with DPW to clean up the garbage and most importantly meet and partner with the residents and merchants along 6th Street. They will also be active in the Community Court Program which is held once a month at the Rose Hotel, 125 6th Street. Please be sure to meet your 6th Street Beat Officers either on the beat or at the next Police Community Relations Meeting.
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS
I have met with members of the community who are concerned about pedestrian safety on 6th Street between Mission and Folsom. Specifically, during commute hours in the morning and afternoon. Motorists are taking right turns at intersections without providing the right of way for the pedestrians in the crosswalks. During the next few weeks, Lieutenant Eric Vintero of the day watch and Lieutenant Ann Mannix of the night watch will be conducting enforcement in order to issue citations to motorists who fail to give the right away to pedestrians. Please e-mail me at david...@sfgov.org with intersections which have similar problems that need attention.
OPERATION IMPACT
The Police Department has partnered with the California Highway Patrol to conduct traffic enforcement throughout the City. On Thursday, May 29, 2008, the CHP (2 Sergeants and 16 Officers) focused on South of Market resulting in 83 traffic stops, 4 drunk driving arrests, 63 citations issued, 3 vehicles impounded, and 4 people brought to jail! We are grateful for the work performed by the CHP,
making our streets in the South of Market area safer!
TREASURE ISLAND
Traffic safety on Treasure Island is our concern. Officers assigned to Southern Station will continue to focus on speeding and other moving violations. The Traffic Company has been assisting us with speeding motorists. Lieutenant Eric Vintero is planning several enforcement operations on the island. Lieutenant Vintero wanted to see the issue first hand so on Saturday, June 7, 2008, he spent a few hours on Treasure Island and wrote 10 moving violations and towed two vehicles when the drivers drove on a suspended license. I have now assigned an additional traffic enforcement car on Treasure Island to focus on traffic.
Officers assigned to Treasure Island are now required to stop by the Boys and Girls club at least once per shift. There are a few hundred youth who reside on Treasure Island and it is essential officers interact with the youth and serve as role models. I look forward to working closely with the Boys and Girls club this summer.
GARBAGE CLEAN UP
We are thankful to Mohammed Nuru and his staff at the Department of Public Works for dedicating a DPW garbage clean up truck almost everyday. The program has been in place for a couple of years. On certain days, the truck meets with Officer Gary Buckner or Nick Territo who are assigned as Operation Outreach Officers. These officers escort the truck to various locations throughout the district to have garbage picked up which was left behind such as mattresses, couches and
other abandoned items. Please feel free to assist us with this process by phoning 311 for garbage clean up.
NARCOTICS ENFORCEMENT
On Thursday, June 5, 2008, Lieutenant Ann Mannix led the way by supervising a Narcotics Enforcement Operation along the 6th Street corridor and on Market Street resulting in several arrests. Excellent job!
SOUTHERN STATION SOFTBALL TEAM
The Police Department has had a baseball league for many years. These are teams within the Department, for example each station has a baseball team, including a team from the Investigations Bureau. The teams play each other in an SFPD league from March thru mid June. Southern Station’s Team consist of Officer Marcial Marquez (Team Captain), Officers Nelson Ramos, Daniel Reyes, Louis Wong, Greg Buhagiar, Michael Tursi, Andrew Lucas, Tim Reynolds, Phil Gordon, Greg Latus, Edgar Gonzalez, Rick Yick, Arshad Razzak, Sergeant
John Bragagnolo and Lieutenant Michael Flynn. The Team motivator from the sidelines is Officer Carl Bryant.
Southern Station’s team has won 5 games and lost 5 games this season. They went to the playoffs and won. On Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 12:00 p.m., at the Silver Terrace field (Silver and Bayshore) they will be playing against Inspectors from the Investigation’s Bureau for the championship. I am proud of the team. If your schedule allows, please feel free to attend the game and cheer for our winning Southern Station Team!
| 6/3-6/9 | Tue | Wed | Thur | Fri | Sat | Sun | Mon | TOTALS |
| Felony | 2 | 11 | 12 | 2 | 5 | 15 | 12 |
| 67 |
| Misd. | 6 | 10 | 6 | 4 | 7 | 7 | 7 |
| 50 |
| Narcotics | 3 | 5 | 11 | 1 | 3 | 8 | 8 |
| 43 |
| Cites | 49 | 58 | 65 | 63 | 61 | 19 | 59 |
| 339 |
SOUTHERN STATION ARREST/CITATION STATISTICS
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