From: SFPDRichmondStation@sfgov.org
Sent: 12/1/2011 3:18:41 P.M. Pacific Standard Time
Subj: Richmond Station Newsletter-December 2, 2011
Richmond Station Newsletter
Friday, 12/03/2011
Captain’s Message
On the morning of November 24th, an altercation occurred at the Jack in the Box at 11th Ave and Geary Bl. The victim, 29 year old Albert Bartal, left the restaurant after the fight and was walking on Geary at 9th Ave. As hestopped at the gas station the suspect from the fight drove a black SUV into the station and intentionally struck Mr. Bartal, critically injuring him. Officers were able to immediately obtain video of the Jack in the Box incident and a photo of the suspect and his vehicle was sent out the patrol officers and the public.
An officer from Central Police Station saw the photo and was able to identify the suspect. Officers from SanFrancisco’s Criminal Investigation Unit went to the suspect’s home in South San Francisco were he was detained late Tuesday night. He is identified as 24 year old Eduardo Shaparo Esquivel. We are currently looking for the black SUV which is described as a Mazda CX-7 with a California plate of 6SYV525 and may have front end damage.
Mr. Bartal is a former Marine and a fire fighter with Cal Fire. He is also the father of a young daughter. A fund hasbeen set up with the San Francisco Police Credit Union, 2550 Irving St,San Francisco, CA 94122. The account name is “Albert Bartal Relief Fund” with an account number of 1379608.
I want to thank all of the individuals, law enforcement personnel and most importantly the citizens who providedinformation that lead to the arrest of the suspect in a timely manner.
Due to the Christmas holiday, I will not have a monthly PCRF meeting in December. Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 7:00pm.
Richmond Station distributes an email newsletter every Friday. Our newsletter, which is sent to several hundredemail addresses, contains information about recent crimes, arrests and upcoming events in the District. To be added to this list, please email us at SFPD.RICHMOND.STATION@SFGOV.ORG.
Captain Keith Sanford
Noteworthy Incidents
Between 11/21, 6pm and 11/27, 8am on the 2900 block of California St, a suspect gained entry into an apartmentgarage by prying open a door off of the main lobby. The suspect then pried open the door to a storage unit and took 2 calculators.
Between 11/22, 6am and 11/26, 2pm on the 100 block of Seal Rock Dr, a suspect gained entry into a garage and took a bike. There were no signs of forced entry.
On 11/24, between 4:40am and 9:10am on the 4700 block of Geary, a suspect smashed the front door glass of a business. The suspect took a laptop and cash.
On 11/24 at 8:10pm, the victim was walking on Geary near 15th Ave. The suspect ran up from behind and snatchedthe victim’s cell phone from her hand and ran south on 14th Ave towards Anza. The suspect was described as a male, 20-30 years of age, wearing a blue jacket and black pants.
Between 11/25, 5:15pm and 11/26, 10:30am on the 1700 block of Divisadero, a suspect entered business by pryingoff a metal security screen from a rear window. The suspect took cash.
Between 11/26, 7pm and 11/17, 8:30am on the 1900 block of Broderick St, a suspect entered an apartmentbuilding by removing the deadbolt lock from the front door. The suspect took a box from the lobby that had contained clothing.
On 11/27, between 11am and 11:30am in front of the Academy of Sciences building, the suspect took a bike thathad been locked to a bike rack by cutting the lock.
Between 11/27, 11am and 11/30, 6:30pm on the 2900 block of California St, a suspect gained entry into a garage by unknown means and broke into a storage unit. It appears there is no loss.
ON 11/28 between 8:30pm and 10:45pm on the 700 block of Arguello Blvd a suspect gained entry into a residence and took an Ipad2 and an Ipod. There were no signs of forced entry.
On 11/29 at 3:30pm, 3 suspects entered a store at 32nd Ave and Clement St. The store manager observed thesuspect placing items into large bags they had brought into the store. The manager attempted to stop the suspects as they exited without paying and was able to grab 2 of the 3 bags. The suspects then fled to a gray Dodge sedan and fled the scene. The male suspect was described as being 25-35 years of age, 6’2”, and 170 lbs with a red and black knit hat, brown leather jacket and white pants. The two females were 25-35 years of age, one in a tan sweater, green pants, and the other in a black jacket.
Between 11/29, 7pm and 11/30, 2:15pm on the 3500 block of California St, a suspect cut two padlocks off of anexterior storage container. The suspect removed 22 five gallon propane tanks. It is unknown how many of the tanks were actually full.
Richmond Station Resource List:
EMERGENCY
911
Police/ Fire/Ambulance
Non-Emergency
415 553-0123
Cell Phone 911
415 553-8090
Anonymous Tip Line
415 575-4444
Citywide
Anonymous Tip Line(Richmond)
415 668-7387
Richmond Station Tip Line
Customer Service Center
311
Richmond Police Station
415 666-8000
Email:sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org
Captain Keith Sanford
415 666-8031
Email: keith.sanford@sfgov.org
Community Liaison
Officer Lorie Brophy
415-666-8000
Email: lorie.brophy@sfgov.org
Quality of Life Liaison
Officer Rafael Labutan
415 666-8000
Deputy City Attorney
415 554-3880
Email: frank.brass@sfgov.org
Department of Parking & Traffic
415 553-1943
DPT
Department of Public Works
415 695-2020
DPW Dispatch
Graffiti Abatement
415 278-9454/415 278-9456fax
Graffiti Abatement Coordinator
Sergeant Stephanie Long
Email:sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org
Homeless Issues
Officer Gary Mendribil
Officer Robert Ramos
SFPD Website
For Crime Stats, Internet reports, etc
SF SAFE
415 673-SAFE (415 673-7233)
Email: info@sfsafe.org
Child Passenger Safety Seats
Officer Young Chi
415 666-8000
FOOT PATROLS
Geary Boulevard
Clement Street
Officer Phil Busalacchi 666-8000
Richmond Beat 43
Officer Eddie Wu 666-8000
Richmond Beat 43C
Officer Stanley Lee 666-8000
Richmond Beat 44
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This training is being offered to serious applicants only.
Applications are available online and can be mailed in.
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Contact: Local 22 Representative Manuel Flores at (415) 355-1322Join the San Francisco Community Police Academy
The Community Police Academy is a 15-week program that meets once a week and is designed to inform and teach interested participants various aspects of municipal policing, including patrol and investigations procedures, vehicle operations, arrest and control techniques, firearm procedures and emergency communications.
The Academy’s goals are to develop community awareness through education and to develop a closer understanding and working relationship between the San Francisco Police Department and its communities. Members of the community are encouraged to join and learn about the San Francisco Police Department. Participants can ask questions and offer comments within each class. The next class is scheduled to start later in the year. We now also have a Youth Community Police Academy, geared towards high school students and will last 10 weeks.
The Community Police Academy participants are selected by the program coordinator after an application process. Enrollment is limited to twenty-five students per class.
For more information, including application process, please contact Ms. Lula Magallon at (415) 401-4720 or Officer Maria Oropeza at (415) 401-4701.
Become a Community Court panelist and give back to your community.
Community Court is a restorative justice program that addresses misdemeanor crimes which occur in your neighborhood. As a panelist, you have a unique opportunity to hear offenses that impact your quality of life, determine its consequences, and figure out how best to resolve it using meaningful sanctions. Use your neighborhood wisdom to solve neighborhood problems. Make your neighborhood better - get involved today!
For more information, please contact the District Attorney's Office, Jackson Gee, 575-6328 orjackson.gee@sfgov.org. "
Events Calendar
Socrates Café (Philosophical Discussion Group)
When: First Sunday of the month
Where: Café Muse - 785 8th Ave (@ Fulton)
Details: Take a break from politics and join a thoughtful, relaxed discussion of the ideas and values that underlie our efforts to be good people, neighbors, and citizens. More information, please contact Linda Greenberg 415-668-5239.
Seniors Moving to Better Health
When: Mondays: 10-11:00 am & Wednesdays: 9:30-10:30am Drop-ins welcome
Where: St James Community Learning Center
4620 California Street @ 8th Avenue
Details: Join “Always Active” FREE exercise program for seniors. Fall Prevention, Strength and flexibility training. Free Wellness Plan. For more information call 415 752-0139.
Land's End: Sutro Highs And Lows
When: Every Saturday at 2pm
Where: Meet at the lion statue at park entrance, 48th Ave. & Pt. Lobos Ave.
Public transportation: MUNI line 38.
Details: Recapture the flavor of Mayor Sutro's gift to the public, the park and baths of the late 1800s. Dramatic, wind-swept vistas in sunshine or fog. Somewhat strenuous. http://sfcityguides.org/desc.html?tour=47
Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Farmer’s Market
When: every Wednesday, year round 10am – 2pm
Where: Geary at St. Joseph's Street, San Francisco
Details: The Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Certified Farmers' Market is your best source for fresh-from-the-farm, seasonal fruits, vegetables, greens and nuts. Make a visit to the market a part of your weekly routine! The farmers at the Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Farmers' Market bring you the freshest locally-grown fruits and vegetables. For more information, please visit:http://www.pcfma.com/marketdetail.php?market_id=10.
Harvest Food Pantry
When: every Saturday, 7:15 - 9:30 a.m.
Where: St. John's Presbyterian Church, @ Arguello & Lake
Details: Networking with the San Francisco Food Bank, we distribute supplemental groceries to 150 needy families & individuals at the church. Since Oct. 2000, we’ve distributed over 250,000 pounds of food. Would you like to volunteer? We are always seeking help from willing individuals including children, seniors and students. Many students use our program to fulfill their learning service requirement. If you would like to join us, please contact Dale Walker at DaleWalker@aol.com for more information or simply show up!
Multi Cultural Children’s Art Workshops MCAP (Multi Cultural Children’s Arts Program)
When: Saturday mornings, 10-12pm
Where: Richmond District Neighborhood Center, 741 30th Avenue, (between Balboa and Cabrillo)
Cost: Refundable fee, $5/class/child
Details: Spring Arts Workshops are for children ages 6-12. There is a different workshop each Saturday. You can sign up two workshops per child. Please call Jane at 751-6600 for class availabilities and information or visit www.rdnc.org.
Golden Gate Park Preservation Alliance.
Committed to the preservation and enhancement of Golden Gate Park.
For more information, please visit: http://www.goldengateparkpreservation.org/
Community Resources
Opportunities for Young Children
Saturday Learning Time Preschool
When: Saturday mornings at 9:00a.m to noon.
Where: 4620 California Street.
Details: Offering free preschool classes for children (2.5 to 5 years old) not currently enrolled in a preschool program. Classes are free but nine parent service hours are required per school year. Call 415-751-1199 for more information.
Multi Cultural Children’s Art Workshops
MCAP (Multi Cultural Children’s Arts Program)
When: Saturday mornings, 10-12pm
Where: Richmond District Neighborhood Center, 741 30th Avenue, (between Balboa and Cabrillo)
Cost: Refundable fee, $5/class/child
Details: Spring Arts Workshops are for children ages 6-12. There is a different workshop each Saturday. You can sign up two workshops per child. Please call Jane for class availabilities and information at 751-6600, or visit website: www.rdnc.org.
*The Multi Cultural Children’s Arts Program is a program of the Richmond District Neighborhood Center
Free – Kids Yoga In The Park
When: Saturdays at 11:00 a.m.
Where: Botanical Gardens of Golden Gate Park
Details:Geared towards ages 3-10. Come and join in the fun!
Visit www.purushayoga.org/parkyoga.htm for details.Free – Kids Yoga
When: 3rd Sunday of every month Where: Sports Basement, Crissy Field
Details: Come and join in the fun! Visit www.purushayoga.org to learn more about the instructors.
Opportunities for Adults
Free - Yoga In The Park
When: Saturdays at 11:00 a.m.
Where: Botanical Gardens of Golden Gate Park
Details: Come and play outside, outdoors, in nature with instructors Adnan and Joy!
For more information, please visit www.purushayoga.org/parkyoga.htm for details.
Buddhist Meditation
When: Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m.,
Where: 4620 California Street. (downstairs-Caldwell Room).
Details: Meditation. To sign-up or for more information please contact: Community Learning Center Director at 415-751-1199
Overeaters Anonymous
When: Tuesdays, 8:00 p.m.
Where: 4620 California Street. (downstairs - Caldwell Room)
Details: A 12-step based program addressing eating concerns. To sign-up or for more information please contact: Community Learning Center Director at 415-751-1199
Debtors Anonymous
When: Tuesdays, 8:00 p.m.
Where: 4620 California Street, (downstairs-Caldwell Room).
Details: A 12-step program to help manage monetary expenses. To sign-up or for more information please contact: Community Learning Center Director at 415-751-1199
Opportunities for Seniors
Seniors Moving to Better Health
When: Mondays: 10-11:00 am & Wednesdays: 9:30-10:30am Drop-ins welcome
Where: St James Community Learning Center, 4620 California Street @ 8th Avenue
Details: Join “Always Active” FREE exercise program for seniors. Fall Prevention, Strength and flexibility training. Free Wellness Plan. For more information call 415 752-0139.
Seniors without Walls
Games, Writing Workshops, Current Events, Armchair Travelers, Health Presentations, Support Groups, All on over the telephone and FREE! If it’s difficult for you to go out to a community senior center, you are welcome to join these or any of our other activities listed below – all from the comfort of your home. Please call for more information at our toll free number 1-877-797-7299 or visit us atwww.SeniorCenterWithoutWalls.org.
Community Resources
Free Diabetes Screenings for the UNINSURED
Think you might have Diabetes, but have NO Health Insurance??
Come for a free blood sugar screening at the San Francisco Free Clinic
Where: 4900 California St. @ 11th Ave
When: Monday through Friday's 10:00-11:00 a.m.
Details: Please arrive fasting (only water after midnight the night before)
Reach-Plus
Having trouble paying your PG&E bill? We may be able to help you.
You will need:
• a residential PG&E bill, 15 days or 48 hours notice
• to have identification for all household members
• to have income verification for all household members
• to meet low-income guidelines
For more information please refer to the flyer, here, or call 1-800-933-9677.
Megan’s Law Website Access:
The general public can find out information on sexual predators on line by going to the DOJ website:www.meganslaw.ca.gov or at the SFPD link at www.sfgov.org/police. You may check specific names or zip codes to locate those listed in the database.
311 Customer Service Center:
What is 311? 311 is a toll free, NON-EMERGENCY phone number that the public can call to access information about government services. A live customer service representative will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and 365 days a year. The service is available to both wired and wireless customers. Wireless customers should call (415) 701-2311. 311 employees will be able to provide translations services in more than 145 languages and dialects and will employ a diverse staff of customer service representatives. Additionally, 311 is set up to accept calls form the hearing impaired by utilizing a TTY System.
Cell phone 911:
How does 911 work on cell phones in San Francisco?
If you are on surface streets in San Francisco and dial 911, your call will be answered by the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Services. Once the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Services determines what emergency services are needed, they will then route your 911 call to the San Francisco Police Department or the San Francisco Fire Department, including ambulance service.
If you are on or near a freeway in San Francisco and dial 911, your call will be answered by either by the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Services or the California Highway Patrol Dispatch Center. Regardless, your 911 call will be routed to the proper emergency agency, the San Francisco Police Department, the California Highway Patrol, or the San Francisco Fire Department, including ambulance service.
Community and Business Groups & Associations
ORGANIZATION
ADDRESS
OFFICE #
CONTACT
Golden Gate Park Senior
6101 Fulton
666-7015
Lincoln Park Senior Center
417 31st Ave
751-1140
Menorah Park
3365 Sacramento
929-7912
Richmond Senior Center
6221 Geary Bl
752-2815
Russian American Services
300 Anza
387-5336
Self Help For Elderly
408 22nd Ave
751-3394
selfhelpelderly.org
Booker T. Washington CC
800 Presidio
928-6596
YMCA Richmond Branch
360 18th Ave
666-9622
ymcasf.org/Richmond
Richmond Area Multi Service
3626 Balboa
668-5996
Institute on Aging
750-4111
Jewish Community Center
3200 California
346-6040
Richmond District Neighborhood Center
741 30th Ave
751-6600
Richmond Village Beacon
750-8554
Clement St. Merchants Assoc.
752-8889
Geary St. Merchants Assoc.
387-1477
Laurel Village Merchants Assoc.
221-3965
Lower Pacific Heights Assoc.
921-2856
Planning Assoc. for the Richmond
Messages & Faxes
Direct line
541-5652
668-8914
Sacramento St. Merchants Assoc.
921-9575
Captain Keith Sanford
Richmond Police Station
461 6th Ave
SF, CA 94118
415 666-8000
415-666-8060
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