Assault, Aggravated with Other Weapon: Sept. 19, 2:30
a.m., Geary Boulevard and 4th Avenue
A 20-year-old student at the University of San Francisco
was walking on Geary Boulevard near Fifth Avenue with
two friends when one of two unknown suspects bumped one
of the victims with his shoulder.
"What's up?" said the victim.
"You got beef?" said one of the suspects before
yelling to alert four other suspects who were walking
on the other side of the street. All of the suspects were
males in their early 20s.
After negotiations to calm the situation failed,
one of the suspects punched the victim in the jaw. The
victim was then kicked behind his left knee and fell to
the ground, where he told the suspects that he did not
have a problem with them.
He was then dragged to the curb, kicked in the head and
beaten by all of the suspects.
The suspects fled and the victim's friends transported
him to St. Mary's Hospital, where a doctor said he would
be fine. The victim said he would not be able to recognize
the assailants.
Aggravated Assault, with Knife: Sept. 26, 6:35 p.m.,
700 Block of 28th Avenue
A 50-year-old woman parked across the street from
her residence on 28th Avenue and was walking toward her
house when she noticed a pick-up truck double-parked in
front of the house.
As she approached, one of the passengers got out - a
woman whom the victim knew - along with a male passenger.
"What are you doing here?" the victim asked
the woman.
"I've been waiting for you for awhile," the
suspect said while raising a knife with her right hand.
The suspect proceeded to stab the victim once in the
left side of the stomach before getting back into the
truck with her male accomplice and driving away.
"I've been stabbed!" the victim yelled. The
victim said she had no idea why the 45-year-old suspect
stabbed her.
Friends of the victim transported her to St. Mary's Hospital,
where she was treated and released.
Burglary, Non-residential, Unlawful Entry: Sept. 22,
between 8:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., 3200 Block of California
Street
Three women, members of a community fitness center,
reported that their lockers had been broken into inside
the women's locker room. Police who investigated the incident
found that all three victims had left their keys to their
lockers unattended while attending an exercise class -
leaving their belongings unattended for a period of time.
The security director at the community center was reviewing
security footage to see if anyone suspicious had entered
the community center.
Police concluded that the victims' belongings were taken
while the lockers were left unattended.
The victims were given a case number, a loss form and
were urged to contact their credit card companies.
Robbery, with Force: Sept. 20, 9:30 a.m., Fulton Street
and Fourth Avenue
A 58-year-old woman was waiting in the area around
Fourth Avenue and Fulton Street when she observed
a suspect walking towards her. The suspect, described
as a homeless man in his early-to-mid 30s, tried to grab
her purse. After struggling for a few seconds, the victim
let go of her purse as she feared for her safety.
Police officers searched the area but did not find the
suspect. The victim said she would be unable to identify
the suspect.
