HEY PIMPS – STAY OUT!
Van Ness Street at Sacramento
July 4, 2 a.m.
Several officers from the midnight shift responded to a call of a shooting. According to the caller, two people had been shot. There was also a description put out regarding the suspect vehicle. The officers arrived on-scene and found two victims who had been shot in the leg. They summoned medical aid to the scene and began their investigation. The officers learned the incident started when a vehicle drove up to two females and an argument ensued. This is when the shots were fired by the driver of the vehicle. The vehicle took off from the scene. The officers obtained several statements from witnesses and learned the shooting occurred over a pimp and prostitute altercation. The case is actively being investigated and the department is following up on leads regarding the identification of the suspect. The two individuals who were shot (known pimps) were taken to a local hospital with nonthreatening injuries.

TIPSTERS HELP OUT SFPD
Lombard Street at Fillmore
July 7, 12:45 a.m.
Officers were given some information from an individual and followed up. They went to a parking garage located on the 2000 block of Lombard and made contact with a subject who was placed under arrest for trespassing and possession of narcotics. At this time, the officers are also investigating the same subject as possibly being involved in damaging a vehicle in the parking lot.

LET LENO DO THE JAYWALKING
Lombard Street at Octavia
July 9, 9:30 p.m.
Officers on patrol observed a subject jaywalking. The officers made contact with the subject who told the officers he was on probation. The officers searched the subject as a condition of his probation and found prescription pills that were not in his name. The subject was placed under arrest. The officers also located a blank American Express card in his property. The subject was booked at the station.

NOTHING UP MY SLEEVE
Gough Street at Pacific
July 11, 4:30 p.m.
Officers responded to a theft call where security was chasing a suspect. The officers immediately responded to the area and located a subject that matched the suspect’s description. The witness to the incident told the officers he believed the subject had stolen something from the store, but the officers located nothing on the subject that belonged to the store. The officers ran a computer check and the subject came back with a no bail theft and vandalism warrant for his arrest. The officers placed the subject under arrest for the outstanding warrant.

STEALING IS A BIG NO-NO
Union Street at Fillmore
July 17, 2:50 p.m.
Officers were called to a store regarding a theft. When they arrived, the suspect was already gone. The officers located the described suspect on the street not far from the store. The suspect started to reach in his jacket and the officers stopped him. They checked the area where he was reaching and found an unopened bottle of wine. They identified the subject and found he was on probation with a search condition. Upon searching the bag he was carrying, they found numerous brand new items, tags still attached, from local stores. The original caller identified the suspect as someone that had stolen “hundreds of dollars worth” of merchandise the prior week. The suspect had numerous priors for theft and related offenses. He was arrested and charged with several new felony theft charges.

PULL OVER AND CHILL OUT
Lombard Street at Fillmore
July 18, 1:30 a.m.
Officers became concerned when they heard and saw a car driving in an uncontrolled manner. They caught up to the car as it rolled through a stop light, turning right. They pulled the driver over and, because of his erratic manner, ordered him to turn off the car. They heard him say “no” and he told the officers to “chill out.” He finally complied with their orders; upon speaking with him, officers could smell the odor of alcohol on his breath. They suspected that he may have had too much to drink and ordered him out of the car to perform field sobriety tests. He failed those and a preliminary alcohol-screening test was given, where he tested over twice the legal limit. The driver was eventually
given a formal breath test, which he also failed. He was arrested for driving under the influence.

NO BAR HELP NEEDED
1900 block of Union at Laguna
July 21, 12:50 a.m.
Officers were sent to a bar because of an assault. The victim, a bartender, was working when a customer decided to come behind the bar and help her. The victim told the customer that he would have to leave, and he grabbed her arm, then turned around and punched her in the stomach. Another patron came to her aid and removed the customer from the bar. The victim signed a citizen’s arrest for the battery, and the suspect was cited and released.

Incidents reports listed here are based on witness statements as told to the reporting officers and are compiled by Cow Hollow Clyde.