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Crime Report Feb 15 – 29, 2012

March 11, 2012 by Elizabeth Weise

Thursday February 16

 

2:15pm unit blk Chenery Theft

Police Services Aide Flynn prepared a report regarding a theft. The victim came to the station and told the PSA that while in the restroom she left her phone in a stall and exited to wash her hands. While she was washing her hands a suspect walked in and got into the same stall. The victim asked the suspect to return the phone but was told that there was no phone there. The suspect came out of the stall and the victim asked again. The suspect replied that she did not have the phone and then left the restroom without washing her hands! Report number 120132569

 

Friday February 17   Nothing in the report from Glen Park

 

Saturday February 18

9:00pm   111 Richland Vandalism

Officers Conceicao and Curry were sent to investigate a vandalism case. the officers were told by the victim that he closed his business last night and when he returned he discovered that an unknown suspect had broken the front window to the business. Report number 120136834

 

Sunday February 19    Nothing in the report from Glen Park

 

Monday February 20     Nothing in the report from Glen Park

 

Tuesday February 21     Nothing in the report from Glen Park

 

Wednesday February 22

7:26pm       Monterey/Circular        False Registration

Officers Peregrina and Hom were on patrol when a car driving erratically drew their attention.  A DMV record check of the license plate returned with expired registration yet the tabs on the vehicle showed the registration to be current.  The officers effected a traffic stop and the driver was unable to provide any form of identification.  He provided the officers with his name and a record check revealed he was on parole, had an active no bail warrant and no current license.

The officers confirmed the suspect’s identity through the SFPD Mug Shot System at Ingleside station and were able to confirm the warrant. The suspect was booked for the false tabs and the warrant.  Report Number 120150226 This is the ****Best Arrest of the Day****

 

Thursday February 23

6:10pm       100 Blk Kern                Theft

Officers Hom and Cassinelli were sent to investigate an auto boost.   They met with the victim who told them that she parked and secured her vehicle and when she returned found a window smashed and several items missing.  She was unable to provide any further information and the officers provided her with follow up information.  The officers processed the vehicle for any visible latent prints to no avail.  Report Number 120153101

 

10:00pm          Moffit/Diamond            Stolen Motorcycle

 

Friday February 24

8:12pm          100 Blk Rousseau Ave           Recovered vehicle

 

Saturday February 25

2:53pm          Monterey/Diamond            Traffic Collision

 

Sunday February 26     Nothing in the report from Glen Park

 

Monday February 27

4:15pm       5200 Blk Diamond Hts Petty Theft

Officers Kerlegan and Peregrina were dispatched to a shoplifting call. They met with the reportee who advised that he observed a male enter the store, conceal various items in his coat and exit the store without attempting to pay for any of the items.  The reportee detained the suspect and escorted him back into the store.  He signed a citizen’s arrest to have the suspect arrested and was provided with follow up information.  The suspect was transported to Ingleside station pending further investigation.  A record check revealed an outstanding warrant and various prior arrests for petty theft.  He was booked into custody upon confirmation of the warrant.

Report Number 120163871

4:00pm          Unit Blk Surrey                       Stolen Vehicle

4:31pm          Surrey/Diamond                      Recovered Vehicle

 

Tuesday February 28

9:21am       Unit Blk Richland        Burglary

Officers Araujo and LaRocca responded to a trespassing call.  They met with the victim in front of the address and he told the officers he was upstairs in his home when he heard footsteps downstairs.  He went downstairs and heard the suspect run out the rear door of his home.  The victim said he had locked and secured the door and it was now open.  The victim said he locked the door after he called the police and did not get a look at who may have been inside the home.  He said that nothing appeared to be disturbed or missing.  The officers took pictures of the scene and provided him with follow up information.  Due to the lack of physical evidence, and the fact that the victim had already touched the rear door where the suspect may have entered, SFPD’s Crime Scene Investigations Unit was not notified.  Report Number 120165623

 

8:35am          Highland/Arlington                 Stolen Truck

 

Wednesday February 29

1:19pm          Bosworth/Brompton   Traffic Accident

6:00pm          100 Blk Laidley          Stolen Vehicle

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October = WALKTOBER

Glen Park Neighborhood Featured in Walktober! ( check out the article in the Glen Park News Blog… www.glenparkassociation.org)

“Led by the Crosstown Trail, joined by Glen Park Beautiful’s SF Stairway Month 2026 and dozens of other groups, Walktober already has over 40 guided walks (the list is continuing to grow). The walks traverse the entire city, with ones that focus on plants, landmark trees, sculpture (Big Art Loop!), tiled stairways, beaches, and even include bird watching.

Glen Park, one of the city’s smallest neighborhoods, plays an outsized role in Walktober. Do look at Walktober and get out those walking shoes!

Here are just a few of the Glen Park-centric gems:
•Crosstown Trail Pub Crawl (October 6): Starts at Glen Park Station Glen Park Station
•Plants and Birds and Rocks and Things: The Remarkable Histories of Glen Canyon Park (October 11): Led by Glen Park’s historian, Evelyn Rose. To RSVP, email GlenParkHistory@gmail.com
•Glen Park Neighborhood Walk (October 21): A new walk, designed especially for Walktober and led by our fabulous Glen Park librarians.
•Truly Terrific: Tiled to Tiled Stairway Walk (October 24th): Co-led by Glen Park Beautiful’s Renee Berger you’ll visit 5 tiled stairs and enjoy a relaxing grand finale at Glen Park Station.
•All About San Francisco’s Stairways: No Walking Required! (October 27): Hosted by Bird & Beckett
•Glen Park Gravel (October 31): Revisit our rural past walking some of the city’s oldest dirt paths once grazed by cows. This walk will be led by the Crosstown Trail’s Double Cross founders with highlights added by Glen Park Neighborhoods History Project’s founder, Evelyn Rose.

Check out crosstowntrail.org for WALKTOBER San Francisco and reserve your spot! 🥾
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✨The Glen Park Night Market is back Saturday, September 19, from 3-8 PM, bringing an afternoon of live music, DJs, local makers, community fun, and plenty of reasons to come hungry. Wander the neighborhood, grab a bite at one of Glen Park’s great restaurants and cafés, discover local artists and small businesses, dance a little, shop a little, and hang out with your neighbors.
Bring your crew, bring the kids, bring your appetite — and leave the afternoon open.
Glen Park is turning the neighborhood into one big block party, and you’re invited!

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