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10th Anniversary Retrospective: What was up on Diamond St. on Wednesday?

August 12, 2010 by Elizabeth Weise

Was there something in the water on Diamond St. yesterday?

GP incidents from the San Francisco Police Dept. Ingleside newsletter.

08:15 am                   1600 blk Diamond                           Battery

Officer Giannini responded with several other officers to a battery call.   The officers located the victim who told them that he was the foreman of a new home construction project.   A neighbor had approached the victim and yelled at the victim regarding the noise created by a truck that had hauled away a container earlier in the morning.   The neighbor was irate and spit at the victim and then punched the victim in the face.   The victim called for the police.   The officers located the suspect and the victim positively identified him.   The victim wanted to press charges and therefore the suspect was cited and provided a court date.   The victim was treated and released at the scene for his injuries.  Report number 100730650

10:30 am                   Diamond/Surrey                              Vandalism to Vehicle/Susp License

Poor driving behavior led Officers Fuentes, Ocreto, Dilag and Reyes to investigate.   The officers met with the victim who described a driver who yelled obscenities and drove erratically, then exited his vehicle and kicked the victims’ vehicle.   The suspect and his vehicle were located moments later. The driver was found to have a suspended drivers’ license.   He was cited for vandalizing the victims’ vehicle and driving with a suspended license.  Report number 100731062

02:12 pm                   Bosworth/Diamond                       Battery

Sgt. Miller responded to a fight and located all of the involved parties.   Though they had slightly differing accounts of the incident, none of them wished to pursue criminal charges and only wanted the incident documented.   Report number 100731727

06:19 pm                   2800 blk Diamond                           Theft, Shoplifting

Two young adult males were seen on security footage stealing liquor from a grocery store.   The responding officers, Margreiter and Uang, recognized the suspect from prior police contacts.   The suspects were named in the report.   Computer queries of the suspects revealed that they had both previously served jail time for theft related offenses.   Report number100732866.


To celebrate the Glen Park Association Website turning ten years old, we are reposting some of our favorite stories from the last ten years.

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Educational Event: November Ballot Measures for Funding Muni and Bay Area Transit

Join us on October 15, 6-7:30pm, in the Castro (Most Holy Redeemer Church, 100 Diamond St) for a presentation and Q&A on two upcoming ballot measures.
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