Southern Station Newsletter September 21st 2009

[SFPD Southern Station]

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Captain’s Comments

Monday, September 21, 2009

If you haven’t noticed 6th St is looking a lot better. Soon there will

be two ambassadors plying the streets. They will be trained in first

aid and how to help those in need of assistance. These ambassadors will

augment those already walking Market St., Union Square and the Yerba

Buena area. These individuals are hired by the business improvement

district to further improve the area by having knowledgeable people

available who know the retail stores, the people on the street and how

to get help for those in need. Southern Station looks forward to

working with these fine individuals.

The Market St trial traffic diversion is fast approaching. All

eastbound traffic starting at 8th St will be directed to turn right off

Market St. This is to decrease the riding time of Muni and make Market

St. a more enjoyable area. For more information go to

http://marketstreet.sfplanning.org/



Community Meeting

The Next Community Meeting will be held on October 14th 2009 at 6:00 PM

at the SOMA Grand located at 1160 Mission St.



Arrest Log

Thursday 8/13/09 9:41 PM 6th St/Market St: Officer Nazzal and Officer
Pedroza were on patrol when they observed a suspect drinking a beer.
The Officers detained the suspect. The suspect stated he was on parole.
A record’s check revealed the suspect had just been released from Prison
that morning at 10:00 am. The suspect stated that he did not have a “no
alcohol” clause as a condition of his probation. During a search of the
suspect the Officers recovered a crack pipe. The Officers contacted the
suspect’s parole agent who confirmed the suspect DID have an alcohol
clause. The parole agent placed a parole hold on the suspect. The
suspect was booked at County Jail 9.

Thursday 8/13/09 3:27 AM 106 6th St.: Officer Rosaia was flagged down
by a citizen who stated there was drug dealing going on inside one of
the rooms. Officer Rosaia, Officer Junio, and Officer Palladino
responded to the room, knocked on the door and announced themselves as
Police Officers. A voice on the other side of the door told them to
come in. When the Officers entered the room they saw the suspect
sitting on the ground. The Officers asked the suspect if he had any
narcotics on him. The suspect stated he had narcotics in his rear end.
The suspect pulled out the bag from his rear end. The baggie contained
ten rocks of cocaine. The suspect was booked at County Jail 9.

Friday 8/14/09 4:48 AM 989 Market St.: Officer Junio, Officer
Palladino, Officer Rosaia, Officer Edison, Officer Leung, Officer
Stechschulte, Officer Pedroza, and Officer Nazzal responded to a call of
a burglary in progress inside a commercial building. The Officers
exited the elevator to search the building. While searching the
hallway, Officer Rosaia saw two suspects holding laptops and think pads.
Both suspects dropped the laptops when they saw Officer Rosaia. The
suspects were taken into custody without incident. Officer Palladino
observed that the sky light was broken and a long piece of rope was tied
beneath it. A records check revealed that one of the suspects had a NO
BAIL warrant for his arrest. Both suspects were booked at County Jail
9.


Saturday 8/15/09 10:50 PM Alameda/San Bruno: Officer Kane was on patrol
when he observed a suspect inside a stolen vehicle. Officer Dittmer,
Officer Lum, Officer Day, Officer Cunningham, Officer O’Keeffe, Officer
Elias and Sgt. Espinoza responded to the scene as back up. The suspect
was taken into custody without incident. During a search of the
vehicle, Officer Kane recovered numerous pieces of paperwork that did
not belong to the suspect. In fact the paper work belonged to two
different victims. One of the victims had her vehicle broken into and
the other victim had his house burglarized while he was at home. The
suspect was booked at County Jail 9.

Saturday 8/15/09 12:38 AM 10th St/Harrison St: Officer Stechschulte and
Officer Palladino were on patrol when they observed a vehicle without
any license plates. The Officers effected a traffic stop and made
contact with the driver. A records check revealed the driver was on
probation and the vehicle was stolen. The suspect was booked at County
Jail 9.

Sunday 8/16/09 1:54 AM Folsom St/10th St.: Officer Edison and Officer
McKelley were on patrol when they observed a vehicle driving the wrong
way down a one way street. With the assistance of Sgt. Espinoza, the
Officers effected a traffic stop and made contact with the driver. The
Officers could smell a strong odor of alcohol coming from his breath.
The driver asked if he could just park his car and rest. The driver
asked if there was anything that could be done to help him since his
father was Chief of Police of a city near by. The driver failed all
field sobriety tests and blew .103 and .107 on the breath test. The
suspect was booked at County Jail 9.

Sunday 8/16/09 1:25 AM 800 block of Howard St.: Officer Shangaran and
Officer Giles were on patrol when they were flagged down by a witness
who stated that two suspects involved in a robbery just took off
running. The Officers gave chase and caught the suspects. The Officers
met with the victim who stated he was the loss prevention agent for
Burlington Coat Factory. The agent observed two females stealing
numerous pieces of clothing. When the suspects exited the store the two
loss prevention agents detained the two females and got the stolen
merchandise back. The loss prevention agents were walking back with the
merchandise to the store when a vehicle pulled up next to them. Two
male suspects exited the vehicle, approached the loss prevention agents
and punched one of them in the face multiple times. The suspects then
took the stolen merchandise off the loss prevention agents and fled the
scene. One of the female suspects was cited for theft and released from
the scene. One of the male suspects who was 17 years old was booked at
YGC on robbery charges. The other male suspect was booked at County
Jail 9 on robbery charges.

Monday 8/17/09 2:42 PM Turk/Jones: Officer Razzak, Officer Buhagiar,
and Officer Queba were in the area when they heard dispatch give the
description of a hit and run vehicle that just had struck an elderly
woman at Turk and Jones St. The Officer observed the vehicle and
effected a traffic stop. The vehicle and driver were positively
identified. The suspect was booked at County Jail 9.

Monday 8/17/09 11:17 PM 300 5th St.: Officer Bertrand and Officer
Campbell were on patrol when they observed a white Infiniti with a rear
license plate that belonged to a Buick. The Officers made contact with
the vehicles occupants. Officer Dickson and Officer Payne arrived on
scene as back up. A records check revealed the driver’s license was
suspended. During an inventory search of the vehicle Officer Bertrand
found a balloon of heroin inside the middle console. Officer Cole found
a silver scale and a box of baggies. Both suspects were booked at
County Jail 9.

Tuesday 8/18/09 12:20 AM 270 Dore Alley: Officer Lum responded to a
call of an auto burglary. When he arrived he spoke to the victim who
stated he was in bed asleep when he heard his car alarm go off. The
victim ran outside and observed the suspect inside his vehicle. The
victim yelled at the suspect who stated, “Alright, alright I’m leaving.”
Officer Kuglar detained the suspect a few minutes later and recovered
the victim sunglasses, and tire air gauge. The suspect was booked at
County Jail 9.

Tuesday 8/18/09 1:34 AM Golden Gate Ave/Taylor St.: Officer Dickson and
Officer Payne were on patrol when they observed a vehicle parked with
three people inside. All of a sudden the Officers observed a male jump
out of the car, scream, and run towards Market St. The driver of the
vehicle saw the Officers looking at them. The driver then accelerated
and fled the scene. Officer Dickson and Officer Payne tried to pull the
vehicle over with their lights and sirens but the vehicle continued to
flee. The man who jumped out of the vehicle flagged down Officer
Khersonskiy and Officer Dudy and told them he had just been car jacked
at gun point by the two suspects inside the vehicle. Officer Dickson
and Officer Payne followed the vehicle to the 900 block of Connecticut
St. where the suspects jumped out of the car and took off running. The
Officers gave chase on foot. The two suspects split up. Officer Payne
and Officer Dickson continued to chase the one suspect they had a visual
on. With the assistance of Officer Cader and Officer Burkhart the
suspect was taken into custody. The suspect was booked at County Jail
9.

Saturday 9/5/09 10:10 AM Cyril Magnin/Ellis St: Officer Constantine was
in full police bicycle uniform when he was approached by a man who
stated that a man had just threatened to kill him and tried to punch
him. Officer Constantine detained the suspect. A record’s check
revealed the suspect was on probation. A search of the suspect revealed
a crack pipe and a driver’s license and three credit cards with a
woman’s name on it. The suspect was booked at County Jail 9.

Officer Constantine was able to get in touch with the woman whose name
was on the driver’s license and credit cards. The woman stated that her
wallet had been stolen and over $14,000.00 worth of purchases were made
on her cards.

Sunday 9/6/09 12:15 Market St/4th St: Officer Bertrand was on patrol
when he observed a male lying across the steps of the Muni/Bart
entrance. When Officer Bertrand approached the male he could smell a
strong odor of alcohol coming from his breath. The male jumped to his
feet and started yelling derogatory statements at Officer Bertrand.
When Officer Bertrand attempted to place the male under arrest, he
started to fight Officer Bertrand. Other units showed up on scene and
the suspect as taken into custody. The suspect was booked at County
Jail 9.

Monday 9/7/09 7:50 AM 60 Columbia St.: Officer Constantine and Officer
Perez were on bicycle patrol when they observed the suspect inside the
Park. The Officers approached the suspect who they knew had a search
condition. During a search the Officers recovered four stolen credit
cards. The suspect was booked at County Jail 9.

Monday 9/7/09 4:10 AM Columbia Square Park: Officer Stechschulte and
Officer Oryall were on patrol when they observed a male swinging a
baseball bat against a chain link fence. The Officers detained the
suspect who stated he was upset and wanted to hurt someone or himself.
The suspect was transported to SFGH for a 72 hour evaluation.

Monday 9/7/09 8:30 AM 1011 Howard St. Officer Oryall and Officer
Stechschulte responded to St. Francis Hospital on a call of a battery
that occurred on Howard St. The victim stated he was sitting on a bench
when his neighbor approached him and told him to move over so he could
sit down too. A verbal argument ensued between the suspect and victim.
The suspect then pushed and punched the victim. The suspect picked up
the victim and threw him onto the sidewalk…head first. The suspect
proceeded to kick the victim in the ribs with such great force that the
victim had trouble breathing. The victim asked the witness to call an
ambulance. The Officers responded to Howard St. and took the suspect
into custody. The suspect was booked at County Jail 9.

Monday 9/7/09 12:25 AM 6th St./Mission St. Officer Crosby and Officer
Pedroza were working plain clothes when they saw a suspect engaged in
suspicious activity. The Officers detained the female suspect who told
the Officers she was on active probation. A records check confirmed
this. Officer Dickson, a female Officer arrived on scene to search the
suspect. When the suspect saw Officer Dickson she became very nervous
and urinated on herself. Officer Dickson recovered a baggie of numerous
pieces of rock cocaine from her pants pocket. The suspect was booked
at County Jail 9.


Tuesday 9/8/09 6:49 AM 7th St/Market St.: Officer Pon an Officer
Garica-Morales were on foot patrol when they observed two suspects jay
walking. The Officers detained the suspects and ran a record’s check.
The check revealed the suspects had warrants for their arrest. Both of
the suspects were booked at County Jail 9.

Tuesday 9/8/09 8:08 AM Stevenson/6th St.: Officer Funk and Officer
Cabuntala were on foot patrol in the area of when they observed the
suspect ingesting narcotics through a glass “crack pipe”. The Officers
detained the suspect. A record’s check revealed the suspect had a No
Bail Parole warrant for his arrest. The suspect was booked at County
Jail 9.

Wednesday 9/9/09 4:03 PM 227 9th St.: Officer Charanghat and Officer
Najarro responded to back up Captain McDonagh on a call of an assault.
Upon arrival the Officers observed Captain McDonagh speaking with the
victim. The victim stated the two suspects had just pushed him,
attempted to punch him and threatened to kill him. The victim pointed
out the two suspects who were at 8th/Howard St. The Officers along with
Officer Schwab and Officer Sherry detained the two suspects. The
suspects were booked at County Jail 9.

Wednesday 9/9/09 6:13 PM 6th St/Market St.: Officer Schwab and Officer
Sherry were on patrol when they were dispatched to a call of a robbery.
When the Officers arrived they spoke with the victims. The victim
stated her car was broken into and her cell phone stolen on 9/4/09.
When she called her cell phone today the suspect answered and stated she
would sell back her cell phone to her for $20.00. The suspect and
victim agreed to meet at 6th and Market. While the victim waited for
the suspect, the victim’s 14 year old nephew approached her. The nephew
stated he was going to buy a doughnut and would be back. As the nephew
took $35.00 out of his pocket the suspect approached them. The suspect
threw the phone at the victim and pushed her. The suspect then punched
the nephew in the chest, took his $35.00, and fled the scene. Lt.
Vintero, Officer Maracha, Officer Rockwell, Officer Salazar, Officer
Komarchuk, and Officer Stechschulte arrived on scene and searched for
the suspect. Officer Salazar and Officer Sherry detained the suspect.
A cold show was conducted and both victims positively identified the
suspect. The suspect started to fight the Officers. The suspect
continued to the resist the Officers as she was transported to County
Jail 9. At CJ 9, the suspect was still so combative the staff had to
strip her of her clothing and place her into a safety cell. A record’s
check revealed the suspect was on active felony probation for aggravated
assault.


Sunday 9/13/09 9:15 AM 61 Sherman St.: Lt. Mannix and Officer
Constantine were on bicycle patrol when they observed a suspect acting
suspicious next to a bicycle. The Lt. and Officer detained the suspect.
A record’s check revealed the suspect was on probation. A search of the
suspect revealed numerous burglary tools. A records check of the bicycle
revealed the bicycle was stolen today outside of…………850 Bryant St. Yes
the Hall of Justice. The victim locked his bicycle on a metal bike lock
post right in front of 850 Bryant St. When the victim returned 15
minutes later…..the bicycle was gone. The victim positively identified
the bicycle as his. The suspect was booked at County Jail 9.


Case Follow Up



On 03/09/2009 at 2120hrs, Ofcs. Cambell and Ofc. Rosaia responded to the
report of a robbery at the area of 4th and Market. Upon meeting with
the victim, they discovered he was walking southbound on 4th Street
toward Folsom when he was approached by three Hispanic male suspects who
proceed to stick what appeared to be a firearm in his back and say “Give
me all of your stuff, and don’t do anything!” The victim complied and
the suspects proceeded to ransack him for all of his personal
possessions including his cell phone, back pack, laptop and wallet.
They then made their get-away in a nearby vehicle. Our vigilant
Officers responded back to the scene where the suspects were seen
driving away from and located a security camera which later was helpful
in positively identifying the suspects. Two of the suspects were later
arrested by San Bruno police in possession of the stolen property. One
of the suspects was a known Surreno gang member.

Follow UP: The robbery and conspiracy charges were dismissed on both
suspects due to the lack of evidence. The receiving stolen property
charges were released to San Bruno.

Saturday 3/7/09 1:18 PM 3rd St/Folsom St.: Officer Dickson and Officer

O’Connor were on patrol when they were dispatched to a call of a fight.

As Officer Dickson and Officer O’Connor were traveling to the area,

Officer Bertrand and Officer Cronin were already on scene. Officer

Bertrand and Officer Cronin advised the units that the victim was

suffering from multiple head injuries. Officer Bertrand also advised

that four male suspects fled the area in a red pick up truck. While

Officer Dickson and Officer O’Connor approached the area they observed

the suspect’s truck. The Officers conducted a traffic stop, pulled the

vehicle over and extracted the four suspects with out further incident.

The suspects were from Hayward, San Bruno and Union City. Three of the

suspects were 18 and one was 14. The victim was transported to SFGH.



Three witnesses who were still on scene stated they saw four suspects

punch the victim multiple times in the face. The victim then tried to

escapee but the suspects ran after him. The four suspects caught up to

the victim and pushed him to the ground. The four suspects than began

to kick the victim multiple times in the head. All three witnesses

positively identified the four suspects. The three 18 year old suspects

were booked at County Jail 9. The 14 year old suspect was booked at

Youth Guidance Center. (YGC)


Follow UP: All three adult suspects were found guilty and received 17
days in county Jail and three years probation. However two of the
suspects were undocumented residents and were taken into custody by ICE.
(Immigration customs enforcement)










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San Francisco SAFE is gearing up to host its first ever 5K Fun Run/Walk
for SAFEty event designed to promote awareness of personal and family
safety, while raising funds for all of its important community services.
The event will be held on Sunday, October 25, 2009 at Peacock Meadow in
Golden Gate Park. Registration begins at 10:00am and the race is set to
start at 11:00am. For all the hard work and participation of our
runners/walkers, volunteers and SAFE supporters there will be a post
race BBQ from 11:30am - 2:30pm.


Help SAFE support its mission – building safer, stronger communities
through crime prevention education and public safety services. Join SAFE
and members of your community in this effort. Register to participate in
the 5K Fun Run/Walk for SAFEty as an individual or form a team! Event
volunteers are also needed. Take this opportunity to get to know your
neighbors and get involved in your community. Registration fee is $10
per person, children 10 years and under are free! All participants are
encouraged to raise a minimum of $100. For more information and to
register please visit our website at www.sfsafe5k.dojiggy.com.




Elly Mayen
Public Safety Coordinator
San Francisco SAFE Inc.
Hall of Justice, Room 135
850 Bryant Street, San Francisco CA 94103
phone: 415.553.1986 fax:415.553.1967
el...@sfsafe.org www.sfsafe.org



5K Fun Run/Walk For SAFEty


SAFE is hosting our first Annual 5K Fun Run/Walk for SAFEty on October
25, 2009.


Participants can run, walk, or join the stroller brigade.
Visit www.sfsafe5K.dojiggy.com for more information and to register

yourself and/or your team.





































Text-a-Tip Set Up Instructions

Non-Blackberry Cellular Telephones

Dial 847411-then “Store”

Select “Mobile” phone contact-then Select

The screen will appear to attach a name to the stored number

Name: TIP411 (The mobile number 847-411should be attached)-then Okay

Then “Done” to save it.

Now that it is stored

Select TIP411 as the address

Menu-Send Message-Select

New Text-Select

The message board will appear-Type SFPD then leave a space

Type your Message and Send

You will receive a reply message in seconds


Blackberry telephones

Similar to above

First you need to add TIP411 to your mobile contact list

Select TIP411 enter

The cursor will be in blue on the #8 (847411)

Click the ball and select SMS TEXT TIP411

Type your message starting with SFPD (space) … then send

You will receive a response within seconds





District Events:

Healthy Air Walk – September 26th
Folsom Street Fair - September 27th
Love Parade – October 3rd
Memory Walk – October 10th
Fleet Week – October 8th-13th
Oracle – October 9th – 16th


Community Court

Become a Community Court panelist and give back to your community.
Community Court is a restorative justice program that addresses
misdemeanor crimes which occur in your neighborhood. As a panelist, you
have a unique opportunity to hear offenses that impact your quality of
life, determine its consequences, and figure out how best to resolve it
using meaningful sanctions. Use your neighborhood wisdom to solve
neighborhood problems. Make your neighborhood better – get involved
today!

For more information, please contact the District Attorney’s Officer,
Jackson Gee, 551-9531 or jacks...@sfgov.org

SFPD Recruitment


Due to budget challenges, it was determined that The Exams Unit will not
offer any more written examinations between August 2009 and December
2009.



SFPD Police Internship Program


SFPD offers unpaid college internships for students who are interested
in exploring career options within law enforcement. Orientation for this
program takes place three times a year: June (for summer semester),
August (for fall semester) and February (for spring semester).
Interested in learning more about this program, contact Lt. Stephan
Thorne 415-553-1558.


Lateral Entry Program


SFPD is seeking Police Officers with valid POST certificates and 2 years
of current active patrol experience to consider joining the premier law
enforcement agency. To learn more about the SFPD, we have a member of
the SFPD Recruitment Staff who is available to answer your questions.
For more information, contact Ofc. Edwin Gaffaud 415-215-5315.



Join The San Francisco Community Police Academy

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 February 17,
2009. We now also have a Youth Community Police Academy, geared towards
high school students and will last 10 weeks, starting on March 24, 2009.
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


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
Web: www.sfgov.org/police
(For Crime Stats, Internet reports, etc.)

Captain Daniel McDonagh DanielM...@sfgov.org
Graffiti Abatement 278-9454
Graffiti Fax 278-9456
Southern Station Events: 553-9191 Sergeant Laura Knight
Southern Station Permits: 553-9192 Officer Nicole Bruckert
Code Abatement: 553-1308 Officer Maureen Leonard **
**Please contact Officer Leonard if
you are interested in getting added
to the Newsletter email list**

Deputy City Attorney: 554-3887 Jennifer Choi
Dept. Parking & Traffic: 553-1943
DPW: 695-2020 Dispatch
Quality of Life Liaison: 553-1373
SF SAFE 553-1984 San_Francis...@mail.vresp.com

Homeless Issues: 553-1373 / © 713-1618 Officer Walt Miranda
Officer Nick Territo
Southern Station Beat #1: 553-1373 Officer Dahlberg & Officer Chin
Market/Powell
Southern Station Beat #2: 553-1373 Officer McKenzie Westfield Mall
Southern Station Beat #3: 553-1373 Officer Cueba & Officer Dong UN
Plaza
Southern Station Beat #4 553-1373/ © 415-525-2364 Officers
Michelle Spears,
6th Street 553-1373 Officer
Craig Dong, and Leonard Cueba
Plainclothes Detail 298-4285

District Station Monthly Community Meeting is held on the Second
Wednesday of Each month from 6-7:30 PM at 510 7th St. For more
information contact Officer Maureen Leonard at 553-1308 or
Maureen...@sfgov.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.

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 determines 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:

.
· 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 Daniel McDonagh
Southern Police Station
850 Bryant Street
SF, CA 94103
415 553-9154
415 553-1073 fax

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