Bayview District Weekly Newsletter

BAYVIEW OFFICERS INVESTIGATE SHOOTING LAST NIGHT AT REVERE AND KEITH. Details below.

BAYVIEW OFFICERS ARREST THREE SUSPECTS LAST NIGHT WITH LOADED FIREARMS AT 3RD AND WILLIAMS. One suspect has previous firearm conviction. Details below.

Bayview Station holds community meetings with the Captain on the first Tuesday of each month. We are working on holding these monthly meetings at various locations within the Bayview to help provide access and convenience to all residents who wish to attend.

The next meeting is on Tuesday, October 4th, 6:00 pm Bayview Station Community Room 201 Williams Ave (Cross Street Newhall)

Incidents of Interest:

On September 29th at 9:12 PM, Officers responded to a “shot spotter” activation in the area of 3rd and Revere. The “shot spotter system is a group of receiver dishes secured strategically around the district. They pick up the sound of gunshots and accurately pinpoint their location of origin. This information is then broadcasted to units in the area.

Officers arriving at 3rd and Revere immediately located a 22 year old male victim, laying in the street with gunshot wounds to his buttocks and legs. He was conscious and was able to speak to the Officers while they rendered medical assistance until the paramedics came on scene. He was transported to SFGH where he is expected to recover.

Officers found that the shooting occurred on the 1500 block of Revere and secured both scenes as well as all evidence and witness statements. This incident is being investigated by the Gang Task Force. (SFPD Case No. 110786994)
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On September 29th at 9:19, Officers were searching for any possible suspects to the above mentioned shooting. They were advised that a possible suspect had fled south on Lane from Revere St and gave a clothing description. Officers headed to the area and observed three subjects walking in the area of 3rd and Lane. One of the suspects matched the broadcasted description provided by headquarters.

When the Officers attempted to detain the suspects, one of them broke away from the group and made a quick stride away from the Officers. He briefly disappeared behind a blue recycling bin, where he ducked, before standing back up and complying with orders to return to the group. Officers checked the area of the blue bin that the suspect had ducked behind and located a loaded 9 mm semi automatic hand gun on the ground. All three suspects were placed under arrest. When searching the area where the suspects were detained an additional gun, a revolver, was located on the ground. They were transported to Bayview Station where the Gang Task Force took over the investigation and conducted gunshot residue tests on the subjects. (SFPD Case No. 110787146)
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On September 28th at between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, a vehicle was burglarized in the area of Newhall and Evans. The victim stated that when she returned to her parked van, she noticed that the driver’s side window was shattered and the “roll away” bag containing school books that was in the passenger compartment was stolen. This incident is under investigation. (SFPD Case No. 110783514)
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On September 28th at 5:20 PM, Plainclothes Officers were conducting an investigation into the abandoned warehouse in the area of Evans and Cesar Chavez. They had knowledge that the building had recently been a target for copper thieves that have been stripping the building of all its electrical lines. The Officers decided to conduct a building search for any possible trespassers inside the warehouse.
The Officers came upon one suspect sitting in a vacant room of the building. They conducted a record check and found him to be a parolee at large with a no bail warrant for his arrest. They took him into custody. Just as they were making the arrest, they observed an additional subject walk through the open front door of the building holding a plastic bag. He was surprised by Officers inside the building and immediately tried to conceal the plastic bag inside his pants pocket. He only shoved it in half way before he was detained. The Officers could clearly see that the bag contained smaller bags of methamphetamine. As a matter of fact, on closer observation, each individual bag had its weight handwritten on it. This is common in packaging for sale.

Believing that the suspect entered the building to conduct a narcotics transaction, the Officers placed him under arrest as well. Both suspects were transported to Bayview Station where they were booked.    (SFPD Case No. 110756759)
On September 29th at 2:00 AM, a victim was waling in the area of 3rd and Jerrold when a subject approached her in a car, asked if she was working and made a sexual request. The victim advised him that she was not working and attempted to walk away. The suspect became irate, stopped his car and walked to the trunk. He removed two knives from the trunk and approached the victim, threatening to cut her unless she accommodated his demands. The victim continued to back away from him in fear and he continued to advance and yell at her.

Abruptly, the suspect turned and went back to the trunk of his car. He removed a sweatshirt and put it on. The victim used this opportunity to dial 911 on her cell phone and give her location. After donning the sweatshirt, the suspect picked the knives back up and walked back towards the victim, continuing to threaten her. The Officers arrived quickly and took the suspect into custody. A witness who had been walking in the area had seen the entire incident unfold and corroborated the victim’s description of events. The suspect was booked on numerous charges at Bayview Station. (SFPD Case No. 110784681)
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On September 28th at 11:30 AM, a restaurant employee was alone inside the establishment in the area of 20th and Connecticut when a subject came inside and asked to use the bathroom. The employee allowed the use of the bathroom. However, the subject complained that there was no toilet paper so the employee went to the back room to resupply the bathroom. When he returned, the suspect was no longer in the bathroom and was getting ready to leave. The employee noticed that the music was no longer playing in the restaurant and went to check the DJ station where he had his iPhone plugged into the speaker system, using the phone for the song list. The cell phone was gone.

The victim immediately accused the suspect of stealing his phone, which the suspect denied. The suspect left the restaurant and the victim called the police. Officers arrived within minutes and detained the suspect, who matched the broadcasted description, on the 500 block of Connecticut. He was positively identified by the victim. The suspect admitted to taking the phone and told the Officers they could find it in a garbage can across the street. It was exactly where he said it would be. The suspect was placed under arrest and booked at Bayview Station. (SFPD Case No. 1107821180)
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On September 28th between 3:30 and 6:20 the following morning, a warehouse on the unit block of Cargo Way was burglarized, The victim told Officers that the suspect had broken the window to gain access to the office. Once inside, the suspect ripped the alarm motion sensor from the wall. A laptop had been stolen. The officers located the golf club used to break the window outside of the warehouse, propped against the wall. Crime Scene Investigation responded to process the scene for evidence. (SFPD Case No. 110784885)
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On September 29th at 9:50 AM, Officers on patrol on the 2900 block of San Bruno detained a subject for drinking alcohol in public. A record check revealed that the subject had an active $100,000 warrant for his arrest out of San Bernadino County. He was taken into custody and booked at Bayview Station. (SFPD Case No. 110785231)
On September 29th at 10:44 PM, Officers on patrol in the area of Northridge and Ingalls observed a double parked vehicle with a subject sitting in the driver’s seat. They ran a record check on the car and discovered that it had been reported stolen. They made contact with the driver, identified her, and took her into custody without incident. The Officers made a notification to the owner of the vehicle, who was later reunited with his car. (SFPD Case No. 110770135)
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Auto Burglaries:

On September 26th between 5:00 PM and 5:30 PM, a vehicle was broken into on the 300 block of Newhall Street. The victim returned to find his passenger side window smashed and his laptop computer stolen. (SFPD Case No. 110781972)
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On September 28th between 7:45 AM and 9:00 AM, a vehicle was broken into at the Candlestick Park parking lot. The victim returned to find her passenger side window smashed and her purse and cell phone stolen from the car. (SFPD Case No. 110782447)
On September 28th between 2:00 PM and 2:30 PM, a vehicle was broken into in the area of Harney and Executive Park. The victim returned to find her passenger side window smashed and her speakers and amp stolen out of the car. Her wallet was also stolen. (SFPD Case No. 110782801)
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On September 28th between 7:45 AM and 9:00 AM, a vehicle was broken into at the Candlestick Park parking lot. The victim returned to find her passenger side window smashed and her purse and cell phone stolen from the car. (SFPD Case No. 110782447)
All of the above incidents are under investigation
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Stolen Vehicles:
A black Honda Civic was stolen from the 400 block of Texas between September 25th from 4:00 PM to September 27th , noon. (SFPD Case No. 110783586)
A gold Honda Accord was stolen from the 1500 block of Newhall between September 26th from 10:00 PM to September 27th , 1:30 PM. (SFPD Case No. 110781546)
A green Toyota Tacoma was stolen from the 4000 block of 3rd between September 27th from 6:00 PM to September 28th , 6:00 AM. (SFPD Case No. 110781411)
A turquoise Honda Accord was stolen from the 2300 block of 26th on September 28th at 10:15 AM. (SFPD Case No. 110784421)
A gold Honda Accord was stolen from the 2300 block of 25th on September 28th between 4:00 PM and 5:30 PM. (SFPD Case No. 110783611)
All of the above incidents are under investigation