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Central Station Newsletter

S a n F ra n ci s co Po l i ce
D e p a rt m e n t

Inside this issue:

March 31, 2016

Volume , Issue

Captain Lazars Message

Congratulations to Inspector Stephen Paulsen

Captains Message

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Crimes of Note

4-7

Featured Citizen of the

Month

8-9

Featured Officer of the

Month

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Press Releases

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Events

1415

Career Opportunity

1617

Community Calendar

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Central District Map

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Resource Information

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Yesterday we celebrated the retirement of Inspector

Paulsen for his service to the Department for over 32
years. Inspector Paulsen, for the last 7 years of his
career, has been assigned to Central Stations
Investigations Team. He has been personally
responsible for the capture of hundreds of auto
burglars and has solved cases in our district from
robberies to burglaries and assaults. He has served as
a role model to our younger officers for an officer to
have that much time in the Department and still be one
of the most productive crime fighting officers at Central
Station. Inspector Paulsen was selected Investigator of
the year at Central Station in 2014. We wish him well
in his retirement.

Captain David Lazar

Commanding Officer Central Station

Partnership with the Community

A true partnership is when officers and members of the community are working
together to come up with strategies to address crime and disorder and then put
that plan in place in order to accomplish our common goal.
I make it a point to be accessible to everyone and I enjoy meeting with the
community and listening to the concerns of the residents and merchants. Please feel
free to reach out to me via email or invite me to a meeting in the community. You
are also welcome to attend my monthly community meeting which is held on the 3rd
Thursday of the month from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The location varies as I believe
it is important to host the monthly meeting in the various neighborhoods. I had a
good turnout for the last two meetings. The next meeting will be held on Thursday,
April 21, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. at Hotel Rex, 562 Sutter Street. In addition to a guest
speaker, I will bring out the local beat officers or sector car officers for you to
meet.

Cameron House Community Event

On Saturday May 7, 2016 at around 2:00 p.m., I look forward to participate in
their dunk tank as part of their event. I will have more details in the coming weeks
and I look forward everyone coming out and to try their best in getting me to fall in
the water!

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Police Commission
The San Francisco Police Commission will have their meeting in the Central Police District on Wednesday,
May 18, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Gordon J. Lau elementary school located at
940 Clay Street. I will provide an overview of the Central District. I invite everyone to this important
meeting.
Distracted Driving Month
April is distracted driving month. We will continue our work to enforce laws around distracted driving.
Please be careful to not be distracted while driving. See the enclosed press release in this weeks
newsletter. Speaking of traffic safety, Central Station Officers last Saturday issued 7 citations at Broadway
and Powell Streets for vehicles failing to yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk.
Great Police Work
I would like to conclude this weeks newsletter by highlighting some recent outstanding police work:
On March 8, 2016 at approximately 2:28 a.m., Officers Srinivas, Battle, Johnson, Zamora and Williams
captured two burglars on the unit block of Green Street. The suspects were captured and were in
possession of wire cutters, a crow bar, a grinder and other tools. A great arrest!
On March 19, 2016 at approximately 7:25 p.m., a juvenile was robbed on the 800 block of Jackson. After
an extensive investigation lead by Sergeant Do, the Juvenile suspects were taken into custody a few days
later.
On March 22, 2016 at approximately 1:30 p.m., Officer Kimberly Ng arrested a robbery suspect on the
1200 block of Stockton Street. The suspect had taken the victims wallet and money.
Last, Officer Tiumalu, was made aware that an I phone was stolen. The victim was able to indicate via his
phone that it was stolen and how it could be returned. The suspect communicated with the victim and said
that for $200, the victim could get his phone back. The suspect attempted to be creative by telling the
victim to go to a particular ice cream store, buy an ice cream sandwich and place the $200 underneath the
sandwich. What the suspect did not realize is that the victim would be accompanied by Officers Tiumalu,
Clendenen and Kresley. The officers and the victim appeared at the store and placed the suspect under
arrest. Great police work!
Vacation
I will be on vacation beginning this evening, returning next Thursday April 7, 2016. In my absence, Lieutenant Molly Pengel will serve as the Acting Captain. She may be reached on my phone line at 415-3152480 or at molly.pengel@sfgov.org.

Have a great weekend!

Captain David Lazar
Central Station

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Congratulations to
Inspector Paulsen for his
retirement on March 30, 2016
after 32 years of service!

Deputy Chief Redmond, Inspector

Paulsen and Captain Lazar

Commander Moser, Inspector

Paulsen and Captain Lazar

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Crimes of Note
Definitions
Robbery Robbery is the taking of property from another by using force or by using fear.
Assault An assault is an unlawful attempt, coupled with the present ability, to commit a violent injury
on another person.
Battery - (Misdemeanor battery) is any willful and unlawful touching of another.
(Felony battery) is the use of force or violence upon the person of another that causes
serious bodily injury.
*Assault is when a person swings their arm and battery is when that arm makes contact with
another person.
Aggravated Assault Assault upon another person with a deadly weapon or instrument other than a
firearm or by any 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 Grand theft is theft committed when the value of the money, labor, or property taken
exceeds $950.
Petty Theft Theft where the value of the property taken is less than $950.
Robberies
3/25

12:00pm

Robbery, With Other

Weapon
Unit block of Columbus

3/26

10:41pm

Robbery, With Gun

Green/Taylor

3/26

11:00pm

Robbery, With Force

Stockton/Geary

3/27

9:00pm

3/29

2:47pm

Robbery, With Other

Weapon
2700 block of Taylor
Robbery, Commercial,
With Force
600 block of Market

An unknown suspect approached the victim and reached in his

pocket, as if to simulate a weapon. The suspect demanded money
and fearing for her safety, the victim gave the suspect money. The
suspect fled away.
An unknown suspect pointed a gun at the victim and demanded the
victims cell phone and wallet. Fearing for his safety, the victim
gave the suspect his cell phone and wallet. The suspect fled away.
Four unknown suspects surrounded the victim and demanded the
victims properties. Fearing for his safety, the victim dropped his
backpack. The suspects took the backpack and fled away.
An unknown suspect struck the victim in the head with a stick and a
second suspect kicked the victim in the chest. The suspects took the
victims duffel bag and fled away.
An unknown suspect entered the store and stole eyeglasses. An
employee confronted the suspect, but the threatened to kill the
employee. The employee feared for her safety and told the
suspect to leave. The suspect threw bread at the employee as he
walked out.

Assault/Battery/Violent Crimes
3/24

10:10am

3/29

1:31pm

Battery
Unit block of Grant
Battery
Bush/Sansome

An unknown suspect got upset when he was greeted at the door.

The suspect screamed at the victim and pushed the victim.
An unknown suspect punched the victim in the face and fled away.
Theft/Shoplifting

3/22

2:10am

Theft, From Building

2500 block of Larkin

An unknown suspect used a tree branch and reached into the gate
and stole mail and a package.

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3/22

11:39am

3/22

4:30pm

3/23

1:55am

3/23

1:10pm

3/23

3:10pm

3/23

3:50pm

3/23

4:45pm

3/23

7:45pm

3/23

8:23pm

3/23

10:30pm

3/24

10:50am

3/24

12:00pm

3/24

12:30pm

3/24

3:00pm

3/24

7:03pm

3/25

3:00am

3/25

8:30am

3/25

11:00am

3/25

2:20pm

3/25

4:00pm

3/25

5:00pm

3/25

5:30pm

Theft, Shoplifting
500 block of Beach
Theft, From Building
300 block of Market
Theft, Other Property
300 block of Sutter
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Lombard/Leavenworth
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
800 block of Chestnut
Theft, Shoplifting
Unit block of
Montgomery
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Filbert/Leavenworth
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
2300 block of Stockton
Theft, Shoplifting
400 block of Post
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Beach/Jones
Theft, From Unlocked
Vehicle
1200 block of
Sacramento
Theft, Pickpocket
700 block of Sutter
Theft, Other Property
Market/Fremont
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Unit block of Bay
Theft, Vehicle
500 block of Taylor
Theft, From Building
300 block of Powell
Theft, From Building
400 block of Geary
Theft, Shoplifting
200 block of Stockton
Theft, Shoplifting
100 block of OFarrell
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
1100 block of Columbus
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Larkin/Union
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Lombard/Leavenworth

An unknown suspect entered the store with a suitcase and filled

the suitcase with clothing from the store and fled away.
An unknown suspect entered the office and stole cell phones.
An unknown suspect stole the store sidewalk sign that was left
outside of the store.
An unknown suspect shattered the driver side rear window and
stole bags, containing a video camera, chargers, headphones and
glasses.
An unknown suspect shattered the trunk window and stole
backpacks, containing a laptop, chargers, sunglasses and clothing.
An unknown suspect entered the store and stole shirts.
An unknown suspect passports, wallets and a cell phone from the
vehicle. It is unknown how the suspect gain entry to the vehicle.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side rear window
and stole a briefcase, containing a laptop and passport.
An unknown suspect entered the store and stole shoes.
An unknown suspect shattered the driver side rear window and
stole a purse.
An unknown suspect stole a cell phone from the unlocked vehicle.

An unknown suspect stole the victims cell phone from the victims
jacket pocket.
An unknown suspect stood behind the victim as the victim withdrew
money from the ATM. After the victim left, the suspect withdrew
money from the victims account.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side rear window
and stole a laptop and passports.
Stolen vehicle.
Two unknown suspects met the victim at a bar and invited the
victim to their hotel room. When the victim was in the bathroom,
the suspects stole the victims wallet and cell phone and fled
away.
An unknown suspect stole the victims backpack which was placed
unattended outside of the bathroom stall.
Three unknown suspects entered the store and stole purses.
The suspect entered the store and stole watches. The suspect was
stopped by security outside of the store. The suspect also had an
outstanding warrant. Arrest made.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side rear window
and stole a backpack, containing chargers.
An unknown suspect shattered the trunk window and stole a
backpack, containing art materials.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side front window
and stole laptop bags, containing a laptop, passports,
identification cards and money.

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3/25

6:15pm

3/25

6:30pm

3/25

7:00pm

3/25

7:31pm

3/25

9:05pm

3/25

10:00pm

3/26

1:25pm

3/26

2:00pm

3/26

5:00pm

3/26

6:30pm

3/26

8:00pm

3/27

2:43pm

3/27

3:00pm

3/27

3:30pm

3/27

3:50pm

3/27

4:30pm

3/27

4:30pm

3/28

6:30am

3/28

2:21pm

3/28

2:40pm

3/28

4:30pm

3/28

5:45pm

3/28

6:45pm

Theft, From Locked

Vehicle
Sutter/Taylor
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Powell/North Point
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Pacific/Battery
Theft, From Person
Jefferson/Taylor
Theft, Bicycle
Washington/Kearny
Theft, From Building
400 block of Geary
Theft, Shoplifting
800 block of Geary
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
800 block of Pine
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
1400 block of Sansome
Theft, Vehicle
500 block of Grant
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Unit block of Bay
Theft, Shoplifting
2700 block of Taylor
Theft, Vehicle
Filbert/Hyde
Theft, From Building
Stockton/Jackson
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
500 block of Beach
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Chestnut/Leavenworth
Theft, Pickpocket
Pier 41
Theft, From Unlocked
Vehicle
1100 block of Bush
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
2200 block of Stockton
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
300 block of Beach
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
100 block of Broadway
Theft, Pickpocket
Market/3rd
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
North Point/Taylor

An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side rear window

and stole a camera bag, containing a camera and lenses.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side front window
and a backpack.
An unknown suspect stole a messenger bag, containing a laptop,
passport, eyeglasses and medication. It is unknown how the
suspect gain entry to the vehicle.
An unknown suspect stole the victims cell phone from the victims
hands.
An unknown suspect stole the victims bicycle from the docking
station before the lock activated.
An unknown suspect stole the victims purse which was hanging on
the chair behind the victim.
An unknown suspect entered the store and stole clothing.
An unknown suspect stole a garage door opener, chargers and
headphones from the vehicle. It is unknown how the suspect gain
entry to the vehicle.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side rear window
and stole backpacks, containing a laptop and teddy bears.
Stolen vehicle.
An unknown suspect shattered the trunk window and stole
suitcases, containing a laptop, camera, music player, jewelry,
money and clothing.
An unknown suspect entered the store and stole jeans.
Stolen vehicle.
An unknown suspect stole the victims wallet from the victims purse
which was placed on the counter with the victims back to the
purse.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side front window
and stole a backpack, containing a passport, shoes and
medication.
An unknown suspect shattered the trunk window and stole a
passport, jewelry, money and credit cards.
An unknown suspect stole the victims wallet from the victims purse
while on the bus.
An unknown suspect entered the unlocked vehicle and stole a
suitcase and backpacks, containing passports, laptops, camera
and clothing.
An unknown suspect shattered a window and stole a bag,
containing a laptop, tablet, sunglasses and chargers.
An unknown suspect shattered the trunk window and stole bag,
containing glasses and money.
An unknown suspect shattered the driver side rear window and
stole a backpack, containing a laptop, money and sunglasses.
An unknown suspect stole the victims wallet from the victims
handbag while on the bus.
An unknown suspect shattered the trunk window and stole a
backpack and suitcase, containing a cell phone, wallet, passport
and clothing.

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3/28

7:30pm

3/29

12:22pm

3/29

12:25pm

3/29

12:30pm

3/29

1:30pm

3/29

3:00pm

3/22

5:00pm

3/23

11:22am

3/23

3:00pm

3/24

3:21pm

3/25

12:08am

3/25

12:30am

3/25

7:18am

3/25

11:18am

3/25

6:00pm

3/26

12:06pm

3/26

9:08pm

3/26

10:19pm

3/26

11:15pm

3/27

1:06am

3/27

3:25pm

3/27

6:30pm

3/29

5:00am

3/29

9:42am

3/29

12:00pm

Theft, From Locked

Vehicle
Lombard/Hyde
Theft, From Building
300 block of Powell
Theft, From Person
200 block of Powell
Theft, Shoplifting
100 block of OFarrell
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
200 block of Beach
Theft, From Locked
Vehicle
Greenwich/Leavenworth
Burglary, Commercial
1100 block of
Embarcadero
Recovered Vehicle
Unit block of Post
Burglary, Attempt,
Residence
800 block of Pacific
Arson
1200 block of Pine
Trespassing
Geary/Mason
Vandalism, Graffiti
700 block of California
Burglary, Commercial
Unit block of Maiden
Warrant Arrest
Larkin/Union
Recovered Vehicle
1400 block of Sansome
Warrant Arrest
Powell/Jefferson
Warrant Arrest
600 block of Market
Warrant Arrest
California/Powell
Recovered Vehicle
600 block of Post
Warrant Arrest
400 block of Broadway
Warrant Arrest
2800 block of Taylor
Vandalism, Vehicle
Bay/Kearny
Burglary, Hot Prowl
800 block of Geary
Warrant Arrest
100 block of Shannon
Recovered Vehicle
1000 block of
Columbus

An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side rear window

and stole a backpack and purse, containing passports, credit
cards, money and vitamins.
An unknown suspect stole the victims backpack which was placed
on top of a table next to the victim.
An unknown suspect stole the victims bag, containing a passport
and wallet, which was left unattended at a table.
The suspect entered the store and stole a pair of boots. The
suspect was stopped by security outside of the store. Citation
issued.
An unknown suspect shattered the trunk window and stole bags,
containing passports, tablets, laptop, cell phone, money and
clothing.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side front window
and stole bags, containing a tablet, cell phone, wallet, watch and
sunglasses.
Miscellaneous
An unknown suspect forced open the front door. It is unknown at
this time what was taken.
Recovered vehicle.
An unknown suspect tried to force open the front door and
damaged the door, but was not able to gain entry to the
residence.
An unknown suspect started a fire in the carport.
The two suspects climbed up and was standing on the scaffolding.
Citations issued.
An unknown suspect spray painted on the roadway to the parking
lot.
An unknown suspect forced open the front door and stole tablets,
money, wallets, clothing and jewelry.
The suspect was looking into parked vehicles. A computer check
shows the suspect had an outstanding warrant. Arrest made.
Recovered vehicle. Arrest made.
The suspect was trying to start a fight. A computer check shows the
suspect had an outstanding warrant. Arrest made.
The suspect was harassing the victim. A computer check shows the
suspect had an outstanding warrant. Arrest made.
The suspect was driving with a broken headlamp. A computer
check shows the suspect had an outstanding warrant. Arrest made.
Recovered vehicle. Arrest made.
The suspect was crossing the street against a red light. A computer
check shows the suspect had an outstanding warrant. Arrest made.
The suspect was drinking a can of beer in public. A computer
check shows the suspect had an outstanding warrant. Arrest made.
An unknown suspect shattered the passenger side rear window of
the vehicle.
An unknown suspect entered the hotel room through the open
window and stole a cell phone and charger. The victims were
awaken by a dog barking at the suspect.
The suspect jaywalked and a computer check shows the suspect
had an outstanding warrant. Arrest made.
Recovered vehicle.

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Each month Central Police Station features a citizen

who represents the unique flavor of the Central
Police District. This month we interviewed Troy
Campbell. Troy is part of the Fishermans Wharf
Community Benefit District and co-chair of the
Central Community Police Advisory Board.

1) How long have you lived in San Francisco?

6 years
2) What is your favorite thing about the Central District?
Central District is quintessential San Francisco; it contains many of the iconic things that we
love about San Francisco.
3) What is your connection or involvement with the Central District?
I am part of the Fishermans Wharf Community Benefit District. I am also involved in a lot
of committee work, and co-chair of Captain Lazars CPAB.
4) What are some of the significant changes that you have noticed in the Central District in
the last 5 years?
I have noticed the steady increase of improvements and beautification projects around the
district.
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Troy Campbell grew up in Eastern Washington and spent most of his adulthood in
beautiful Seattle, WA. While in WA, Troy worked as a National Park Ranger at Mount
Rainier and Badlands National Parks. Eventually work brought Troy down to San
Francisco, where he has been since July of 2010. Troy jumped right into his new
community and became very involved in community events. Troy works closely with
Captain Lazar as a co-chair on his Community Police Advisory Board.
Troy always has great ideas and shows his commitment to our community.

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Each month Central Police Station features one

of its officers in an effort to learn more about the
men and women who police our neighborhood.
This month, we interviewed Officer Darla McBride,
an 2-year member of Central Police Station.

Officer Darla McBride was born in Butte County in Northern California, where she was
raised on a farm. She graduated high school from Tokay High School in Lodi, CA; after
graduating she traveled around the states. After traveling the US, she decided to build a
house in Murphys, CA before attending San Francisco State University where she received
a Bachelors Degree in Speech and Communication.
Officer McBride decided to become a police officer after being involved in a fatal head
on accident, where her boyfriend was killed. Due to the well trained and knowledgeable
medics who arrived on scene, they saved Officer McBrides life, which inspired her to
become a first responder.
Officer McBride entered the San Francisco Police Academy in 2001. After graduating from
the San Francisco Police Academy, Officer McBride was assigned to Tenderloin Station for
field training. After she completed field training, she was assigned to Richmond Station for
her probation. When she finished her probation, she was assigned to Southern Station,
where she joined the Homeless Outreach team with Captain Lazar. While at Southern
Station, Officer McBride worked several different positions, she was a School Resource
Officer, the station keeper, and on patrol.
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In 2014, she decided to take her transfer to come to Central Station. She was assigned
to patrol and is currently our wagon Officer. As the wagon Officer, she assists the patrol
Officers on a daily basis, utilizes her homeless outreach training, and transports
prisoners to and from the station and County Jail. Officer McBride is very happy with
her position as the wagon Officer at Central Station.
Her ultimate goal is to remain happy and healthy for the duration of her career. Her
favorite saying is, When you smile, the world smiles with you. When youre sad, youre
sad alone. Kindness and laughter is contagious.

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CENTRAL COMMUNITY CALENDAR

April 2016
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Meeting

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Community Meeting Location:

Hotel Rex
562 Sutter Street
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Central Police District Map

The CENTRAL DISTRICT commences at a point on the water north of where Mission St. intersects with The
Embarcadero and proceeding west on Mission St. (excluding both sides) to 3rd St.; north on 3rd St. (including
both sides) to Market St.; west on Market St. (excluding both sides) to Powell St.; north on Powell St.
(including both sides) to Geary St.; west on Geary St. (including both sides) to Larkin St.; north on Larkin St.
(including both sides) to Bay St.; west on Bay St. (including both sides) to Van Ness Ave.; north on Van Ness
Ave. (including both sides), and continuing north on the Municipal Pier Access Road (including both sides) to
a point on the water just west of the Municipal Pier; east and south from a point on the water just west of the
Municipal Pier, following the shoreline, to the origin at a point on the water north of where Mission St.
intersects with The Embarcadero.

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EMERGENCY:

911

Non-Emergency:

553-0123

Cell Phone 911:

911

Customer Service Center:

311

Central Station:

315-2400

Captain David Lazar

315-2480 David.Lazar@sfgov.org

Lt. Valerie Matthews

Investigations

315-2400 Valerie.Matthews@sfgov.org

Lt. Molly Pengel (Days)

315-2400 Molly.Pengel@sfgov.org

Lt. Jody Kato (Days)

315-2400 Jody.Kato@sfgov.org

Lt. Brien Hoo (Nights)

315-2400 Brien.Hoo@sfgov.org

Lt. Samuel Christ (Nights)

315-2400 Samuel.Christ@sfgov.org

Anonymous Tip-Line

392-2623

S.A.F.E.

553-1984

Website:

www.centralpolicestation.org

SFPD Tip Line:

575-4444

Chinese Tip Line:

315-2435

Text a Tip:

847411 (Tip 411)

Blessing Scam Hotline:

553-9219

Graffiti Abatement:

850-6951

Central Events:

315-2440 Sergeant Patrick Tobin

Central Permits:

315-2423 Officer Steve Matthias

Code Abatement:

315-2417 Sergeant Alex Takaoka

Deputy City Attorney:

554-3820 Jill Cannon

Dept. of Parking & Traffic:

553-1943

DPW Dispatch

695-2020

Homeless Issues:

315-2400 Officer Eric Caracciolo &

Damien Fahey
315-2400 Officers Howard Chu, Sam
Yuen, Navin Chan & Danny Guo
315-2400 Officers Tom Cunnane, Jim
Horan, Tiffany Gunter, Timothy
Whatley & Andrew Rechsteiner

Chinatown Beat:
Union Square Beat:

Fishermans Wharf Beat:

North Beach Beat:
Ping Yuen:

315-2400/273-9515 Officers John

Van Koll, Nicholas Stewart, Robert
Clendenen & Wallace Kresley
315-2400 Officers Kevin Worrell,
Michael Amoroso, Mark Alvarez &
John Torrise
315-2400 Officers Mark Milligan,
Tina To, Kimberly Ng & Vanessa
Johnson

e, the members of the San

Francisco Police Department, are
committed to excellence in law
enforcement and are dedicated to the
people, traditions and diversity of our
City. In order to protect life and
property, prevent crime and reduce the
fear of crime, we will provide service
with understanding, response with
compassion, performance with
integrity and law enforcement with
vision.