Mission Station Newsletter - San FranciscoMar 21, 2019 · 16;b: 25th St Chpoef St 22nd St I r 124th Si Clipper SI , 2600 1 C , Mission Disthitt • ::b 3 0 21 2: Sul 3 S: 041 0 24th

Captain Gaetano Caltagirone Commandin• Officer

Mission Station Newsletter March 2019

Mission Police Station Emergency: 911 630 Valencia St. (Dispatch) Non Emergency: 415-553-0123 San Francisco CA 94110 Mission Station: 415-558-5400 [email protected] Website: missionpolicestation.org

March 2019

. /4. Captain Gaetano Caltagirone .1 Commanding Officer

City and County of San Francisco Mission District

Mission Police Station Newsletter

Mission Police Station Emergency: 911 630 Valencia St. (Dispatch) Non Emergency: 415-553-0123 San Francisco CA 94110 Mission Station: 415-558-5400 [email protected]

Mission Police Station Newsletter March 2019

Mission Incidents

Robbery Att. Chain Store, W/Force, Assault, Aggravated, w/ Other Weapon

On March 08, 2019 at approximately 1015 hours, while in full police uniform and operating a marked SFPD

patrol vehicle, Officer Oropeza #432 and Officer Reggi #764 responded to a call regarding a theft incident at

2020 Market St.

Sgt. Plantinga #2367 was on scene prior to their arrival. 3D117 Sgt. Mitchell #4160 responded to the scene

as backup. All Body Worn Camera Footage was activated on scene.

Upon arrival Sgt. Plantinga #2367 had an unknown black male, who was later identified as suspect 1 Scales

via Cal Photo, detained in handcuffs at 2020 Market St. Sgt. Plantinga stated that he observed suspect 1

wrestling with security, so he tackled suspect 1 and placed him into handcuffs. Ofc. Reggi met with

reporting victim 1, who is a security guard at Safeway. Ofc. Reggi observed some redness to reporting victim

l's left eye.

Reporting victim 1 stated that on March 08, 2019 at 1000 hours, she was working as a security guard at

Safeway at 2020 Market St. Reporting victim 1 stated that suspect 1 was inside of Safeway at that time.

Reporting victim 1 stated that suspect 1 selected items and bypassed the manned registers making no

attempts to pay and began walking towards the exit door.

Reporting victim 1 stated that she approached suspect 1 before he exited the store and asked suspect 1 for

the merchandise back. Reporting victim 1 stated that suspect 1 refused to give her the merchandise.

Reporting victim 1 stated that suspect 1 held out a pepper spray container in his right hand and pointed it at

her. Reporting victim 1 stated that suspect 1 said to her "get out of the way or I will spray you". Reporting

victim 1 stated that she did not get out of suspect l's way. Reporting victim 1 stated that suspect 1 sprayed

her in the face with the pepper spray container.

Reporting victim 1 stated that suspect 1 fled Safeway out of the exit door after spraying her in the face with

the pepper spray container, in violation of 211 PC.



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Reporting victim 1 stated that she grabbed suspect 1 as he was exited the store and they began to grapple

with one another. Reporting victim 1 stated that she believed that suspect 1 hit her at some point during

the physical altercation but she was not sure.

Reporting victim 1 stated that Sgt. Plantinga came over and tackled suspect 1 to the ground without further

incident and placed him in handcuffs. The stolen items were recovered by reporting victim 1. Suspect 1 was

later transported to Mission Station where he was subsequently booked on the above listed charges.

Heroin Offense, Probation Violation, Threat or Force to Resist Executive Officer, Malicious

Mischief Vandalism to Vehicle, Warrant Arrest

On Tuesday, March 5, 2019 at approximately 1236 hours, Ofc. Sien #831 was in full uniform and in his

marked patrol vehicle.

Ofc. Sien was driving on 16th Street and made a right hand turn to southbound on Mission Street when he

recognized an individual suspect 1, with whom he has had multiple prior contacts. Ofc. Sien performed a

computer query on suspect 1 earlier in the day and knew suspect 1 had two warrants issued for his arrest,

one felony warrant form San Mateo County and one local San Francisco misdemeanor. Ofc. Sien also knew

suspect 1 was on local San Francisco probation. Ofc. Sien parked his marked patrol vehicle in front of 2022

Mission Street and exited the vehicle. Ofc. Sien walked into the southwest BART plaza and observed suspect

1 standing by the stairs. Ofc. Sien observed him manipulating an unknown object in his hands. Suspect 1

looked, made eye contact, and then proceeded to run down the stairs to the BART station. Ofc. Sien gave

chase to suspect 1 and followed him downstairs to the BART station. Suspect 1 hopped the fare gates and

proceeded to flee down to the BART platform.

There was an eastbound BART train at the platform with the doors open. Ofc. Sien saw suspect 1 through

the window inside the train and entered the train. Suspect 1 fled through the connecting doors to the next

BART train car Ofc. Sien advised suspect 1 to stop and put his hands behind his back. Suspect 1 became

combative and actively resisted arrest.



Mission Incidents continued

Suspect 1 began pushing away and blocking all of Ofc. Sien's attempts to gain control. As they were

combating the BART train left 16th Street. The BART train stopped and opened the doors at the Civic Center

BART Station.

Multiple SFPD and BART Police officers arrived on scene to assist with bringing suspect 1 out of the BART

platform and up the escalator to the street level. While suspect 1 was in handcuffs, suspect 1 threatened

Ofc. Sien by saying, "I'm going to beat your ass." Suspect 1 began to resist being brought up the escalator

and attempted to swing his head around to head butt the officers. Officer Gay #1084 held suspect l's head

to prevent suspect 1 from causing further injury to himself and the others around him.

Officer Girvin #1345 and Officer Cubas #274 and Sergeant Aloise #1303 arrive on scene in addition to other

officers. Suspect 1 was later transported to Mission Station where he was subsequently booked on the

above listed charges.


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