8/16/2019 SFPD Newsletter 060216 http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/sfpd-newsletter-060216 1/15 1 entral Station ewsletter San Francisco Police Department Insidethisissue: Captain’sMessage 1-2 CrimesofNote 4-9 PressRelease 10- 11 Events 12 CommunityCalendar 13 CentralD istrictMap 14 ResourceInformation 15 Volume ,Issue June2, 2016 Captain Lazar’sMessage Captain David Lazar Commanding Officer Central Station ThankyouChief Suhr! On behalf of all of the officersassigned to Central Station, I would like to thank Chief Suhr for his leadership and for his 34 yearsof service in the Department. I first metChief Suhr whenhe wasa Sergeant and came tomy academy class24 years ago to make a presentationregarding narcotics. Atthe time, he was assigned to the Narcotics Detail. A couple of years later, Chief Suhr was a newly promoted Lieutenant and I was fortunate to work for himfor two yearsas an officer assigned to MissionStation. Years later, when I was a Lieutenant in2004, he asked me to work for himin the Operations Bureau. He was thenthe Deputy Chief of Operations and asked me to develop the OperationOutreach Programas the Department’s liaisonwiththe City onall homeless issues. To this day, we still have officersassigned to addresshomelessness and outreach.WhenChief Suhr wasmadeChief in 2011, I was assigned to the UrbanArea Security InitiativehandlingHomeland Security Grant Funding and planning for America’sCup. Later, I was transferred to the Police Academy and thento this incredibleassignmentatCentral Station. Iampersonallygrateful forhismentorshipoverall the yearsand I wish himthe very best in retirement. Please seethe attached websitelink congratulating himonall his yearsof service to the City and County of San Francisco. We look forward to working with Chief Chaplinwho I have knownmost of my career. He hasbeen outstandinginall of hisassignments.Chief Chaplin comesto the job with a lot of credibility fromthe officersand the community.Asanorganization, wewill continue tomove forward! http:/ / sanfranciscopolice.org/ article/ thank-you-chief- greg-suhr
On behalf of all of the officersassigned to CentralStation, I would like to thank Chief Suhr for hisleadership and for his34 yearsof service intheDepartment. I first met Chief Suhr whenhe was aSergeant and came to my academy class24 yearsago to make a presentationregarding narcotics. At thetime, he wasassigned to the NarcoticsDetail. A couple
of yearslater, Chief Suhr was a newly promotedLieutenant and I wasfortunate to work for himfor twoyearsasanofficer assigned to MissionStation. Yearslater, whenI wasa Lieutenant in2004, he asked me towork for himin the OperationsBureau. He was thentheDeputy Chief of Operationsand asked me to developthe OperationOutreachProgramasthe Department’sliaisonwiththe City onall homelessissues. To thisday,we still have officersassigned to addresshomelessnessand outreach. WhenChief Suhr was made Chief in2011, I wasassigned to the UrbanArea SecurityInitiative handling Homeland Security Grant Fundingand planning for America’sCup. Later, I wastransferred to the Police Academy and thento thisincredible assignment at Central Station.
I ampersonally grateful for hismentorship over all theyearsand I wishhimthe very best inretirement. Pleasesee the attached website link congratulating himonallhisyearsof service to the City and County of SanFrancisco.
We lookforward to working withChief Chaplinwho Ihave knownmost of my career. He hasbeenoutstanding in all of his assignments. Chief Chaplincomesto the job witha lot of credibility fromtheofficersand the community. Asan organization, we willcontinue to move forward!
Beginning Saturday, OfficerTomCunnanewill be assigned to the Market Street corridor. Thisisa newassignment and he will be responsible for highvisible patrol fromStuart to 3rd Street, addressing crime,quality of life, providing resourcesto the homelessand making sure we are visible to addressproblems.
OfficerCunnanehasbeenassigned to the UnionSquare area for the last 10 yearsand hisexperience isinvaluable. Thisisa great winfor Market Street!
Personnel changes
I would like to thank OfficersKeithHapple, AnthonyOerlemans, WilliamBardsley, RobertRamirez,Gregory Foote, David Dito, RobertClendenen,Matthew Eng, andNicholas Hooley for their workatCentral Stationand the service they have provided to the community.
We welcome to Central StationOfficersRobertKerrigan, Glennis, Unser,SolarNaderi, JasonRobards,Eleonado Zandanel, Geoffrey Bowker,Alvin Chanand JaredMonroeto Central Station.
MeetingSchedule Change
I would like to apologize for the last minute community meeting change onThursday, May 19, 2016. Ourmessage to the community was abrupt. The Russian Hill Neighborscalled a community meeting that previousMonday and because of a scheduling conflict, I canceled Thursday’smeeting in lieuof Monday’sRussian Hillmeeting. I amplanning another meeting to discusscrime in Russian Hill. If youare interested, please send meanemail. I thank youfor your partnership and our worktogether.
ReportingCrime
Please continue to phone the police and report crime. We need your assistance. Lately, the stationhasreceived calls for service where the community isasking for police assistance and are saying that I said to
call the station. Please call 911 inanemergency or 415-553-0123 ina non-emergency. A call to the stationisonly if youwould like to speak withanofficer because youhave a question. Calling the stationwill delayyour response for anofficer.
RussianHill Neighbor’sEvent
There will be a RussianHill Neighborsevent for childrenonSaturday from10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Thisisameet and greet funevent. I will be attending along withofficersfromCentral Station. I hope to seeyourthere.
Robbery – Robbery isthe taking of property fromanother by using force or by using fear.
Assault– Anassault isanunlawful attempt, coupled withthe present ability, to commit a violent injuryonanother person.
Battery - (Misdemeanorbattery) is any willful and unlawful touching of another.(Felony battery) isthe use of force or violence uponthe personof another that causes
seriousbodily injury.
*Assaultis whena personswings their armandbattery is whenthatarmmakes contactwithanotherperson.
AggravatedAssault– Assault uponanother personwitha deadly weaponor instrument other than a
firearmor by any meansof force likely to produce great bodily injury.Burglary – The intent uponentry into a property to commit grand theft, petty theft, or any felony.
GrandTheft– Grand theft istheft committed whenthe value of the money, labor, or property takenexceeds $950.
Petty Theft– Theft where the value of the property takenislessthan$950.
Two unknownsuspectsentered the store and tried to purchase asandwichwitha debit card. Whenthe card declined, the victimquestioned the suspects. The suspectsyelled at the victimand
threwitemsonthe counter at the victim. The suspectsgrabbed thesandwichand fled away.
5/ 26 7:54pm Robbery, WithForceBattery/Pine
Anunknownsuspect approached the victimfrombehind andpunched the victimin the face. The suspect stole the victim’scellphone and fled away.
5/ 27 12:15pm Robbery, WithKnife300blockofPowell
Anunknownsuspect asked the victimfor money. The victimgavethe suspect money and the suspect pointed a knife at the victimand demanded the victimto get money fromthe ATM. The victimretrieved money fromthe ATM and gave it to the suspect.
5/ 28 1:20am Robbery, WithGunFilbert/Stockton
A group of unknownsuspectsapproached the victimand onestated that he had a gun. The suspectsdemanded for the victim’swallet. Fearing for hissafety, the victimgave the suspectshiswallet.
5/ 30 7:38pm Robbery, WithForce100blockofPowell
Anunknownsuspect entered the store and stole t-shirts. The suspectwasstopped by security outside of the store. The t-shirtswererecovered, but the suspect pushed security and fled away.
The suspect wouldn’t let the victimwalkdownthe hall. The suspectgot into the victim’sface and tackled the victim. The suspect alsopoked the victiminthe eye. Arrest made.
5/ 27 9:55am BatteryUnitblockofStockton
Anunknownsuspect was ina closed sectionof the store. Whenconfronted by the victim, the suspect pushed the victimintheshoulder and rolled a rolling display rack into the victim.
The suspect threw a cup filled withice and ithitthe victiminthehead. Arrest made.
5/ 31 3:20pm BatterySutter/Stockton
Anunknownsuspect punched the victiminthe face whenthe victimgrabbed onto the suspect fromlosing his balance whenthe bus
moved.5/ 31 5:25pm BatterySansome/Sutter
The suspect asked the victimfor a cigarette and whenthe victimtold the suspect no, the suspect spit onthe victim’sface. The victimconfronted the victimand the suspect punched the victimintheface. The suspect also violated parole.Arrest made.
5/ 31 9:15pm Battery1000blockofSutter
Anunknownsuspect was not a resident of the building and refusedto leave. The suspect threwa clipboard at the victimwhenthevictimthreatened to call the police.
5/ 25 7:15am Theft, FromLockedVehicleBay/Mason
Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a bag and purse, containing camerasand passport.
Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a backpack and laptop bag, containing a laptop,tablet, cell phone, camera accessories, music player and keys.
Anunknownsuspect entered the storeand stole bagsof coffee.
5/ 25 12:15pm Theft, FromLockedVehiclePier39
Anunknownsuspect shattered the driver side rear windowandstole backpacks, containing a tablet, camera lenses, driver’slicenses, identificationcard and money.
5/ 25 12:20pm Theft, PickpocketStockton/Pacific
Anunknownsuspect stole the victim’swallet fromthe victim’swalletwhile onthe bus.
Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a bag, containing passports, social security cards,marriage certificate and birthcertificates.
The suspect waslaying inthe doorway of a business. A computercheck showsthe suspect had anoutstanding warrant. Arrest made.
5/ 26 9:49am RecoveredVehicle100 blockofPine
Recovered vehicle.
5/ 26 7:30pm Vandalism, Property500 blockofMarket
The two suspectsplugged musical equipment to anoutside lightfixture. Whenthe victimtold the suspectsto move, the suspectspulled the plug fromthe fixture and damaged it. One of thesuspectshad anoutstanding warrant. Arrest made and citationissued.
Central PoliceDistrictMapTheCENTRALDISTRICTcommencesata pointonthewaternorthofwhereMissionSt. intersectswithTheEmbarcaderoandproceedingwestonMissionSt. (excludingbothsides)to 3rd St.; northon3rd St. (including
PingYuen: 315-2400/582-6689– OfficersMark Milligan, TinaTo,Kimberly Ng&Vanessa Johnson
We, the members of the SanFrancisco Police Department, arecommitted to excellence in lawenforcement and are dedicated to the
people, traditions and diversity of our City. In order to protect life andproperty, prevent crime and reduce thefear of crime, we will provide servicewith understanding, response withcompassion, performance withintegrity and law enforcement withvision.
