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NewsletterFebruary 28, 2018

Bayview Police Station 201 Williams Ave, S.F., CA 94124

(415) 671-2300

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Captain Steven Ford

Captain's Message Bayview Station has recently rolled out a new way to partner with the community to helpbetter formulate crime prevention strategies and assist in the investigation of criminalactivity. If you have a surveillance camera outside your business or residence, pleaseconsider registering it with Bayview Station below.

Surveillance footage is vital in criminal investigations and can provide additional informationand insight into an event. Voluntary registration of private exterior cameras allows us toconsult the registration database in the event of a crime in order to ascertain the possibilitythat the incident may have been recorded.

You would only be contacted by Bayview Station if we are investigating criminal activity thatoccurred in the vicinity of your registered camera in which case we may request a copy ofthe footage to assist in the investigation. Our registry is limited to surveillance cameras inthe Bayview Police District. You can also register you camera separately with SF DistrictAttorney's Office.

"Stay safe, happy, and healthy"Sincerely,Captain Steven A. Ford, M.S.

REGISTER YOUR SECURITY CAMERAS

Bayview Police Station invites you to register your security camera(s) below.

The goal of this program is to deter crime and promote public safety through

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collaboration between Bayview Police Station and the communities we serve. The Bayview Station security camera database is for cameras within theBayview Police District boundaries and is maintained by Bayview Stationexclusively.

BAYVIEW POLICE DISTRICT MAP

Click below to register.Please carefully review the Policy & Terms of Use before submitting.

At a Glance

Bayview District Weekly Crime DataMonday, Feb. 19, 2018 through Sunday, Feb. 25, 2018

668 calls for service & 135 incident reports (not including online reporting)

Color Key:Robbery Burglary Auto Boost

Auto Theft Homicide Aggravated

Assault

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Bayview Station holds community meetings on the first MONDAY of each month.Due to the New Year holiday, the January meeting will be postponed one week

The next Community meeting will be held on a Monday in theBayview Station Community Room

201 Williams Ave.6:00 PM on MONDAY, MARCH 5, 2018

Incidents of Interest

This newsletter is not intended to be a complete report of all police activity in the

Bayview District. For a detailed list of all criminal activity in your area, please visit:

www.crimemapping.com

Carjacking Arrest – 1100 block Thomas – 2/21/18, 11:30 am

On January 20th, a 41 year old victim reported a carjacking at Mission Station. He toldthe officers that he was loading his car, which was idling, at Rankin and Quesada,when a suspect approached and held a knife to his neck. The suspect removed thevictim’s personal property from his pockets before getting into the victim’s vehicle anddriving off. Mission officers advised the Bayview officers who located the vehicle thefollowing day along with the suspect in the driver’s seat. The suspect was arrested andbooked. (SFPD Case No. 180135434) Auto Burglary Arrest – unit block Navy – 2/21/18, 11:47 amOfficers on patrol spotted a suspect who they recognized as being wanted in connection

with a February 15th auto burglary that occurred on the 900 block of Northridge. Theofficers were familiar with the suspect, who also had a $50,000 warrant for his arrest outof San Mateo County for robbery. The suspect was taken into custody without incident

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and booked. (SFPD Case No. 180123138) Firearm Arrest– unit block Conkling – 2/22/18, 8:40 am

On January 20th, officers were made aware that that a 15 year old student was seen tobe in possession of a gun while on the school campus several days prior. Surveillancefootage captured the suspect picking up the gun, which had fallen from his pocket, andreplacing it. Bayview inspectors responded to the suspect’s residence in the unit blockof Samoset where they received permission to search his room. The .380 pistol wasrecovered and the suspect was arrested and booked on weapons charges at theJuvenile Justice Center. (SFPD Case No. 180135412) Aggravated Assault Arrest – 300 block Williams– 2/22/18, 9:40 amOfficers made an arrest in a brutal unprovoked assault of a 30 year old victim that

occurred on November 17th, at 10:10 am, on the 2500 block of San Bruno. The victimhad been standing on the sidewalk when a suspect shoved her from behind causing herto hit her head on a parking meter. The suspect fled on foot. The officers, through theirfollow up investigation, were able to identify the suspect. He was subsequently located,arrested, and booked on aggravated assault charges. (SFPD Case No. 170936054) Firearm Arrest– 700 block Kirkwood – 2/22/18, 5:13 pmOfficers patrolling the area noticed several cars stopped in the street and went toinvestigate the traffic violations. One of the subjects was seen dipping into one of thecars through an open window as the officers approached. One of the officersapproached the car and looked in, spotting a handgun wedged in between thepassenger seat and passenger door. The suspect was arrested for firearms offensesand the loaded .40 caliber pistol was seized. (SFPD Case No. 180142768) Robbery – 1000 block Hollister – 2/26/18, 12:55 amA 23 year old victim was joined by some friends at his home where the group wasconsuming alcohol. Several of the attendees were unknown to the victim as they cameas guests of the victim’s acquaintance. At one point, the victim got into an argumentwith the two unknown guests and they physically attacked him. The victim stated thathis phone fell out of his pocket as they were hitting him and that one of the suspectsgrabbed the phone and took it with him when the pair fled the scene. This incident isunder investigation. (SFPD Case No. 180151117) Firearm Arrest– unit block Commer Ct– 2/26/18, 9:38 pmOfficers patrolling the area came upon several subjects who appeared to be drinkingalcohol inside of a parked vehicle. As the officers approached the car, they noticed thesubject in the passenger seat furiously bobbing up and down as if attempting to conceal



something. They made contact with the subject and when he rolled down the window,they detected the odor of burnt marijuana in the car. Both subjects were removed fromthe vehicle at which point the officers located a 9mm semi-automatic firearm underthe passenger seat. An additional handgun, a .40 caliber with a mounted flashlight,was located concealed in a bag on the passenger seat. The suspect was arrested andbooked on firearm related charges, (SFPD Case No. 180153527)

Firearm Arrest– 3rd / Palou– 2/27/18, 5:03 pmOfficers patrolling the Mendel Plaza stopped a subject who was walking his dog withouta leash in order to admonish him. The subject appeared excessively nervous andwalked away, stating that he would collect his loose dog. The officers kept an eye onhim and noticed what appeared to be a pistol grip sticking out of his jacket pocket. Theofficers approached the suspect again and he made a motion to conceal the item as hetook off running. The officers gave chase and apprehended the suspect. A .38 caliberrevolver was recovered from his jacket pocket. The suspect was arrested and bookedon firearms related charges. (SFPD Case No. 180155567)

Burglaries:02/21/18 – 600 block Vermont – commercial– attempt02/24/18 – 5000 block 3rd – commercial– currency counter stolen

02/24/18 – 100 block Nautilus – residence– laptops & ring stolen02/26/18 – 2700 block 16th – residence– cell phone & marijuana stolen

Auto Boosts:02/20/18 – 200 block Bayshore – laptop bag stolen02/20/18 – 24th / Wisconsin – suitcase stolen

02/20/18 – 2600 block San Bruno – cash stolen02/22/18 – San Bruno / Felton –iPad stolen02/22/18 – San Bruno / Felton – clothing & jewelry stolen02/22/18 – Tennessee / 19th – backpack stolen

02/22/18 – 400 block Bayshore – bag stolen02/22/18 – Illinois / Terry Francois – laptop stolen02/23/18 – Texas / 19th – laptop stolen

02/23/18 – 2400 block San Bruno – jacket stolen02/23/18 – 600 block Connecticut – CDs stolen02/24/18 – 2500 block San Bruno – backpack stolen02/25/18 – 23rd / Arkansas –laptop stolen



02/25/18 – 1500 block Carroll – misc. items stolen Auto Thefts:02/21/18 – 1700 block LaSalle – ’10 Mazda 302/23/18 – 1400 block Kansas – ’07 KYMC Motorcycle02/24/18 – 400 block Hamilton – ’00 Lexus ES02/24/18 – Texas / 25th – ’07 Honda Accord

02/25/18 – 100 block Cashmere – ’07 Dodge Charger02/27/18 – 300 block Oxford – ’02 Toyota Tacoma02/27/18 – 200 block Plymouth – ’97 Ford Ranger

Suspicious Activity DefinedSuspicious activity is any observed

behavior that could indicate a crime-

related incident had been committed, or

about to be committed.

Examples:

An individual peering into vehicles

or trying door handles, appearing

to trying to locate any valuables

An individual checking front doors

of residences, or attempting to

locate unattended packages, or

following delivery trucks to see

where packages are being

dropped off.

Crime DefinedRobbery- The taking of property from

another by use of force or fear.

Assault- The unlawful attempt, coupled

with present ability, to commit a violent

injury on another person. Assault is when

a person swings their arm and Battery is

when that arm makes contact with

another.

Misdemeanor Battery- Any willful and

unlawful touching of another

Community Policing DefinedCommunity policing, or community-

oriented policing, is a strategy of policing

that focuses on police building ties and

working closely with members of the

community.

Homeless Outreach and

outreach to Drug Users: Bayview

Station officers coordinate with city

agencies to provide outreach and

assistance to rehabilitate those

who are dependent on illegal

drugs and outreach to homeless

individuals to connect them with

resources and support

Foot Patrols: Bayview Station has

beat officers assigned to the 3rd

St. corridor, 18th St., and San

Bruno Avenue.

Monthly Community Relations

Meetings: Community Meetings

are held continuously on the first

Tuesday of each month. Officers

also attend meetings with

merchant groups, business

groups, development authorities



Felony Battery- The use of force or

violence upon the person of another that

causes serious bodily injury.

Aggravated Assault- Assault upon

another person with a deadly weapon or

instrument other than a firearm or by

means of force likely to produce great

bodily injury.

Burglary- The intent upon entry into a

property to commit grand theft, petty theft,

or any felony.

Grand Theft- Theft committed when the

value of the money, labor, or property

taken exceeds $950

Petty Theft- Theft where the value of

property taken is less than $950

and others. Concerns are voiced

and addressed through problem

solving

Email Updates: Bayview Station

sends out weekly newsletter

updates to district residents that

outline crime trends, upcoming

community events, crime

prevention tips, and contact

information.

Officer of The MonthFebruary 2018

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Officer Monty SingletonOfficer Singleton is a 23 year veteran of the San Francisco Police Department and has worked at

Bayview Station for over 20 of those years. He is a beat officer on the 3rd St. corridor and knows all

the long time residents and business owners in the area. He is loved by the community and is a

valuable asset to Bayview Station. If you do not already know Officer Singleton, consider introducing

yourself and getting to know him when you see him riding his bike on his 3rd St. beat. You will be

glad you did. Want to know more? Check out the Mission Local article that he was featured in back

in October.

Citizen of the MonthFebruary 2018

NeDina Brocks-CaplaNeDina Brocks-Capla was born in Tacoma, WA , was raised in San Francisco and calls Bayview her

home. After 36 years as a caregiver to her son who passed away from Sickle Cell Anemia, NeDina

founded Sickle Cell Anemia Awareness of SF, in 2014. NeDina strives to make a difference in the

lives of the Sickle Cell Disease patients that are suffering and dying. Her mission is to broaden

awareness, educate, advocate for better healthcare and acquire funding for a Sickle Cell Care &

Research Center. Through her non profit organization, NeDina conducts toy and blood drives,

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fitness days, and annual walks. The next blood drive is March 17th. To participate, see the flyer

below.

In the Community



2018 Bayview Artist Registry Request for Qualificationsissued February 14, 2018

The SFAC invites artists and artist teams residing in the United States to submit qualifications for

inclusion in the 2018 Bayview Artist Registry for upcoming public art opportunities in theBayview neighborhood of San Francisco. Artists with a meaningful connection to the Bayview -

whether they currently reside, have resided in the Bayview, or have another significant connection

to the Bayview - are encouraged to apply.

Please find the link to apply and more information on the Arts Commission website here.

APPLICATION DEADLINERolling based on project-specific deadlines. The 2 upcoming deadlines are as follows:

For opportunities at the Southeast Health Center: Wednesday, April 4, 2018, 11:59 p.m. Pacific

Daylight / Standard Time.

For opportunities at the new Southeast Community Center at 1550 Evans, the current

Southeast Community Facility at 1800 Oakdale, and the Southeast Wastewater Treatment

Plant: Wednesday May 9, 2018, 11:59 p.m. Pacific Daylight / Standard Time.

ARTIST APPLICATION WORKSHOPSFor artists who are interested in more information about the project opportunity and applying to

public art calls, the SFAC will host two free workshops that will cover strategies for making a strong

application and technical support for Slideroom.

Thursday March 1, 2018, 6 - 8 p.m.Southeast Community Facility

Alex L. Pitcher, Jr. Community Room

1800 Oakdale Avenue

San Francisco, CA 94124

Saturday, March 10, 2018, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.Bayview Opera House

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4705 3rd Street

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One-on-one technical assistance will also be available. For moreinformation about the projects, eligibility, budget, application process andone-on-one assistance, please click here.

LEARN MORE

Registration is now open for two BAYWORK regionalCareer Fairs.

Register by clicking HERE or on the flyer below for the free BAYWORK Career Fair inSan Francisco on Wednesday, March 7, from 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. at the CaliforniaState Building.Register by clicking HERE for the BAYWORK Career Fair in San Jose on Wednesday,March 28, from 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. at the San Jose City Hall Rotunda.

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CITY WORKS SSIP Summer Internship Program

This summer marks the seventh (7th) year of our amazing summer internship program, SSIPCityWorks! As we are getting a jump start on recruitment we are reaching out to you as avalued partner and appreciate your partnership! Here at Young Community Developers, Inc. (YCD), we are working hard to make sure wereach as many SFUSD high school students as we can who live in District 10, specificallystudents who live in Bayview-Hunter's Point, Potrero Hill, Visitacion Valley, and Sunnydale.

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To hear first hand from some of our past interns, please check out the video through thefollowing link: SFPUC - SSIP CityWorks Landing Page You can also view the 2017 internship yearbook here: 2017 SSIP CityWorks Yearbook The official application is attached to this email and contains more information regardingeligibility requirements and the application process. Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out toMrs. Lindsey Lopez-Weaver at (415) 822-3491 or email [email protected]

DUE DATE!All applications must be turned in by the applicant in person (no faxes,

emails, mail) before: Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at 5:00pm

Turn in Application to Ms. Lopez at Young Community Developers, Inc. at 1715 YosemiteAvenue San Francisco, CA 94124

Download application here

Spring Registration on March 3 and Summer Day Camp Registration on March 17It's never too early to plan ahead to get out and play for the spring and summer! Springregistration begins on March 3 and Summer Day Camp registration begins on March 17, bothat 10 a.m. For more information on how to register, click here. In addition, for the catalog andlocations on where to register in person (Page 4), click here.

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You are invited to attend “Chop Shop”, a Community and Law Enforcement Film Premiere. This documentary film facilitates a youth-lead dialogue between San Francisco residents ofcolor and local law enforcement in barbershops across The City. The film highlights topics ofimplicit bias, people of color in law enforcement, violence and ways of moving forwardtogether.

Following the screening will be a panel discussion with San Francisco law enforcement – achance for audience members to confront issues affecting their communities, as well as makea tangible impression on youth, our future leaders. Constructive conversation in an openforum is the first step toward positive change, and a way to address misconceived notionsbetween communities of color and law enforcement.

The objective is to address the tension and develop a set of recommendations to change thecurrent culture, and it can’t be done without you. Bring YOUR voice to the conversation.

There are 3 dates available: February 16, February 28 and March 8. Please choose the dateand location that works for you. This event is provided through Young CommunityDevelopers. To secure your tickets to this free event please access www.eventbrite.com.

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Bayview Events found on

California Academy of Sciences

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Free Day for Bayview-Hunters Point & BernalHeightsFriday-Sunday, March 16-18, 2018 - All Day | Cost: FREE**Proof of neighborhood residency requiredCalifornia Academy of Sciences | 55 Music Concourse Drive, San Francisco


Each San Francisco neighborhood (defined by zip code) can visit the California Academy ofSciences for free over a three-day weekend (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) in the spring and fall ofeach year.So that means as long as you have a driver’s license or other proof of residency, you

can save yourself $34.95 and visit the museum for free. Read the full rules.

The Rules: Each visiting adult must show a valid photo ID with proof of residency (you may notbring out of town guests for free; they still have to pay). Visiting adults are limited to six children for

free entry.

The following items or combinations are acceptable:

A driver’s license or state ID card

Photo ID plus postmarked envelope, postcard, or magazine label with name and date

Photo ID plus utility bill (gas/electric/cable) or bank statement

Letter from a government agency with name and home address (not a P.O. box)

Only residents from the zip codes invited on the designated dates will be admitted free of

charge

Neighborhoods: Bayview-Hunters Point, Bernal Heights, Dogpatch, Mission, Portola, Potrero Hill,Visitacion Valley

Zip codes: 94107, 94110, 94124, 94134

Spring 2018 Free Days: Mar. 16, 17, 18

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Department News

SFPD is Now Hiringclick to learn more

Dispose of Unwanted and Expired Medication at Bayview Station There is a new secured bin at Bayview Station where youcan dispose of unwanted and expired medication at anytime of the day or night. The bin will accept any type ofprescription and off the shelf medication except for:

Herbal RemediesVitaminsSupplementsCosmeticsOther personal care productsCompressed CylindersAerosolsInhalersMedical DevicesSharpsIllicit drugsL odine containing medication.

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When disposing the medication, please leave it in theoriginal container with your personal information crossedout or removed. You can also place the medication into aclear plastic zip top baggies. Contact the front desk officerand inform them that you want your medication disposeof. The officer will assist you. Please note that once an item that had been disposed of inside the bin, we cannot retrieve it. So makesure your ring, cell phone or anything of value is not accidentally disposed of.

Bayview Station Resource ListEMERGENCY: 911Note: When calling 911 on a cellular phone near a highway, the call is connected to The CaliforniaHighway Patrol (CHP) dispatch center. In other areas in San Francisco, the call will connect directly to SFdispatch. You can also dial directly to SF dispatch: 415-553-8090Non-Emergency: 415-553-0123Bayview Station: 415-671-2300SFPD Anonymous Tip Line: 415-575-4444 (live person, 24 hrs)Graffiti Abatement: 415-278-9454SF SAFE: 415-553-1984

Events/ Community Liaison, Ofc. N. Ramirez: 415-671-2313Permits/ Code Abatement, Ofc. N. Ramirez: 415-671-2313Subpoenas/ Newsletter, Ofc. Teper: 415-671-2330Homeless Liaison, Ofc. T. Green: 415-696-0562Abandoned Auto, Ofc. R. Valdez: 415-671-2330 (M-F, 7am-3pm)Deputy City Attorney, Nicholas Colla: 415-554-3875Bayview Asst. District Attorney, Archie Wong: 415-603-7644

With over 2,300 different telephone numbers listed to access localgovernment services, many people did not know what number to dial

to reach the appropriate department. Now you can connect to city



services with only two numbers to remember: 911 for emergenciesand 3-1-1 for everything else.

Before 311, over 50% of calls to the 911 center were not emergency related. 311relieves 911 operators from these non-emergency calls. If a catastrophic emergency

such as an earthquake occurs, 311 operators will be able to provide accurateinformation to assist during the recovery. In the unlikely event the 911 facilities

becomes inoperative, the 311 call center will function as a back up.

The SFPD wants to hear from YOU, our key stakeholders.

We are committed to excellence in law enforcement and are dedicated to the people,traditions and diversity of our City. Our mission is to provide service with

understanding, response with compassion, performance with integrity and lawenforcement with vision.

We welcome your comments. Let us know how we’re doing, what we could be doingbetter and your thoughts on how your police department can work more closely with

the community it proudly serves.

Your feedback will help SFPD better serve our City. Your comments will reviewed byour Community Engagement Unit and forwarded to the relevant unit, department

office or neighborhood station for review and follow up, if appropriate.

(If this is an emergency, please call 911. For non-emergencies, call 415-553-0123.You may also visit sanfranciscopolice.org/police-commendation-complaint for more

information on providing input on SFPD policies and practices.)

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