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Glen Park Crime report: Jan 7 – 21, 2016

February 4, 2016 by Elizabeth Weise

Thursday, January 7th, 2016
Nothing to report from Glen Park.

Friday, January 8th, 2016
09:15am 100 Blk Laidley Recovered Vehicle

Saturday, January 9th, 2016

2:37pm 2900 Blk Diamond Hot Prowl Burglary
A woman lying in bed heard a rustling sound outside her bedroom. She
turned over and noticed an unknown male staring at her through her
third floor bedroom window. The suspect had removed the outside screen
from the window. When he made eye contact, he quickly went down the
fire escape and ran away in an unknown direction. Ingleside Officers
Mora, Hornstein, and Dominguez searched the area for the suspect
without success. Report number: 160023718

Sunday, January 10th, 2016
09:30am 100 Blk Arbor Theft from Building

Monday, January 11th, 2016
Nothing to report from Glen Park.

Tuesday, January 12th, 2016
Nothing to report from Glen Park.

Wednesday, January 13th, 2016
01:51pm 200 Blk 30th Street Recovered Vehicle

Thursday, January 14th, 2016
06:00pm 100 Blk Surrey Stolen Vehicle

Friday, January 15th, 2016
12:21pm Bosworth/Lyell Hit and Run
11:00pm 100 Blk Chilton Stolen Vehicle

Saturday, January 16th, 2016
02:45am Monterey/Circular Hit and Run

Sunday, January 17th, 2016
05:00am 200 Blk Monterey Stolen Motorcycle

Monday, January 18th, 2016

11:39am 300 Blk Arbor Robbery
Recently, the department issued a bulletin to all officers to be on
the lookout for a quartet of armed robbers who were wanted for
stealing money from Bank of America customers using ATM’s. The
suspects would wait until the customer entered his or her PIN number
and then, when the machine disgorged the funds, steal the money. Many
of the victim’s were elderly citizens. The department identified one
of the suspects and Ingleside officers Archilla, Tom, Pacchetti and
Phillips went to his home on Arbor Street. The suspect’s mother
answered the door and said her son was not home. However, during that
conversation, Officer Archilla spotted the suspect walking down the
sidewalk near the home. He, along with the other officers, detained
the suspect and arrested him for armed robbery, conspiracy, and elder
abuse. Report number: 150984697

04:18pm 100 Blk Arbor Burglary

Tuesday, January 19th, 2016
04:50pm Bosworth/Diamond Theft

Wednesday, January 20th, 2016

12:21am Joost/Acadia Robbery
Two women walking on Joost Street, near Acadia, were passed by three
men walking in the opposite direction. Suddenly, the three men turned
around and one of them produced what the victim’s described as a
shotgun. The suspects yelled for the women to drop to the sidewalk and
put their purse and backpacks on the ground. The women complied and
the suspects picked up the purse and backpack containing
identification, credit and debit cards, phones, and fled. Ingleside
Officers Villalozano and Wong responded to the scene and talked to the
victims. Other officers searched the surrounding area for the suspects
without success. One of the victim’s told Villalozano and Wong that
she did not want the suspects arrested or harmed. Both victims
declined medical attention. Report number: 160054456

08:00am San Jose/30th Street Theft from Vehicle
10:00am 100 Blk Beacon Recovered Vehicle
12:00pm Unit Blk Sussex Burglary
01:02pm O’Shaughnessy/Malta Traffic Collision
01:30pm 100 Blk Bemis Burglary

Thursday, January 21st, 2016

9:00pm Congo/Stillings Robbery
A man and woman walking home from the grocery store were robbed of
their possessions. The victims told Ingleside Officer Der that two
suspects, armed with an automatic weapon, approached from behind and
demanded they drop the grocery bags and surrender their property. The
loss was two Macbook Pro’s cell phones, a passport, wallets and a
small amount of cash. The suspects escaped in an unknown direction.
Report number: 160060732

11:39am 100 Blk Hamerton Fraud

Friday, January 22nd, 2016
04:50am 300 Blk Monterey Vandalism to Property
02:45pm Fairmount/Chenery Hit and Run

Saturday, January 23rd, 2016
Nothing to report from Glen Park.

Sunday, January 24th, 2016
10:43pm Monterey/Baden Traffic Violation Arrest

Monday, January 25th, 2016
08:30am Unit Blk Digby Stolen Vehicle

Tuesday, January 26th, 2016
Nothing to report from Glen Park.

Wednesday, January 27th, 2016
Nothing to report from Glen Park.

Thursday, January 28th, 2016
12:54pm 200 Blk Laidley St Theft

Friday, January 29th, 2016
9:15pm Unit Blk Arbor St Recovered vehicle

Saturday, January 30th, 2016
12:51pm 400 blk Congo St Recovered vehicle

Sunday, January 31st, 2016
Nothing to report from Glen Park.

Monday, February 1st, 2016
Nothing to report from Glen Park.

*****Ingleside Criminal Nonsense of the Month*****

Thursday, January 21st, 2016

4:46pm 400 Blk Cortland Stolen Property
A man needed a battery for his electric bicycle and decided to
purchase the item at a local store that sells electric bicycles, in
fact, the exact brand owned by the customer. Fortunately, or
unfortunately, depending upon your point of view, the store had a data
base of stolen bicycles. The customer’s bicycle was on that list and
the store owner called police. Ingleside Officers Alday and Mbeleke
Eteti responded and questioned the customer who said he bought the
bicycle ($3500 retail) from a friend for $400. He was arrested for
possession of stolen property. He also had a history of arrests for
possession of stolen property and drug related crimes. A search of his
clothing revealed greetings cards, credit cards, fake identification,
and more than $2400 in cash. He was booked at Ingleside Station. The
bike, which was stolen last March, was returned to the grateful owner.
Report number: 160060566***

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Glen Park Association is with Rafael Mandelman in Glen Park.
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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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Glen Park Association is with Carolyn Deacy and Dennise Gearty in Glen Park.
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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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