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Volume ,IssueJune9,2016

Captain Lazars Message

Captain David Lazar

Commanding Officer Central Station

Thank youto all of youwho have agreed to receivemy weekly newsletter. Quite a few people signed upthis week. Staying connected and partnering withthecommunity isvery important to all of usat CentralStation.

Central StationOfficershave beenworking to addresscrime and have made some great arrests. We havebeenplanning for boththe NorthBeachFestivalscheduled for thisweekend and the Pride Parade on

June 26th.

Thiswill be the first year for usat Central Stationproviding police coverage for the Pride Parade. Ourdistrict boundarieschanged last July and we missed theparade by lessthana month. We are nowresponsiblefor MarketStreet fromthe Ferry Building to 3rd Street.However, we will handle the entire lengthof theparade.

Thisweekend I look forward to seeing many peoplefromthe community at our annual NorthBeachFair. I,

along witha group of officers, will be covering the fairfor two days. Asa reminder, other than the designatedbeer gardens, thisisanalcohol free event. We aregoing to work to ensure that it isanother safe event thisyear.

GreatArrests

Yesterday, Officers VanKoll andAndersonarrested anindividual who we be-lieve wasresponsible for 4 auto thefts. The suspect would pose asa valet at a ho-tel onGeary Street and whenthe victimprovidesthe suspect withthe car, the sus-pect would just drive off.

OfficersHarris andNestorfromTenderloinStationassisted usthis week whentheyarrested a personwho was responsible for several theftsand robberiesat retailstoresdowntown. Based ona thoroughinvestigationfromCentrals InvestigationsTeam, we put the suspectsphoto ina bulletin. OfficersHarrisand Nestor knew whothe suspect was, drove to a particular locationwhere they believed he would beand took himinto custody. Great work!

Speaking of retail theft, our StationInvestigationsTeam, led by LieutenantValerieMatthews, arrested a prolific thief fromUnionSquare, responsible for severalthousand dollars worthof merchandise fromthe retail area. Excellent work!

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OnMay 23rd, OfficerMilliganwasmade aware of a burglary/ carjacking witha gunincident onthe 900block of UnionStreet inthe middle of the day. OfficerMilliganmade other officersaware and PlainclothesOfficers HuangandReyes saw the car and called intheir observation. OfficersfromNorthernStationpursued the vehicle whichended up inthe BayviewDistrict. Three of the four suspectswere takenintocustody!

OnMay 27th, OfficerMcFall wasworking alone and conducted a traffic stop at Geary and Jonesresultinginthe seizure of a firearm.

OnMay 30th, OfficersChengandGuerreroresponded to a personwitha guncall at Market and Kearny at1:00 a.m. Uponarrival, they detained numerousjuveniles, including one who was in possessionof a .22caliber handgun.

OnJune 1st, OfficersBusalacchi andMontague, assisted by Officers GrazianoandWilliams, arrested anindividual for burglary onthe unit block of 1st Street.

OnJune 5th, OfficersLowe, Ferraresi, UnserandKerriganarrested anindividual for pushing a 69 year old

male into SanFrancisco Bay. Fortunately, the victimsurvived.Quite oftenwe hear about mail and package theftsinthe community. On June 7th, Officers Tano andMcauliffearrested anindividual for stealing a package onthe 2100 block of Vallejo Street.

Thisisjust a sample of the great arrestshappening every day inthe Central District!

BarricadedSuspect

I would like to thank all of the officerswho responded to the 900 block of Pacificlast Friday regarding thearmed and barricaded suspect. I amalso grateful for the community who were inconvenienced by the streetclosuresand restricted accessto their residences. The officersdid an outstanding job ensuring the public wassafe. Inthe end, 6 officersreceived minor injuries. The suspect isincustody and the District AttorneysOffice

has charged the suspect withnumerouscriminal offenses.

TrafficEnforcement

The Traffic Company assisted usthe other day conducing traffic enforcement along the Broadway CorridorfromPowell to Battery Street. This was a morning commute operation. Asa result, 9 driverswere cited fortexting while driving, 2 for speeding, and 5 for failing to yield to a pedestrianinthe crosswalk!

Last Friday, around 7:30 a.m., I wastraveling downMarketStreet onduty, inanunmarked police car. Inoticed bicycleswere running red light after red light. My attentionwas focused onone individual who ranared light at Market and 4th Streetswhere a car onthe greenlight had to come to anabrupt stop. Finallyafter several red lights, the bicyclist rantheir final light at Market and Grant and tooka left turn, rode on

the sidewalk and thenwalked their bicycle. I pulled up, parked my car, approached thisperson, asked fortheir identificationand issued a citation. Inthe nicest way possible, I explained, Better a future reflectiononreceiving thiscitationand stopping next time thenby being hit by a car.Citationsare good educationaltoolsas well.

Have a great weekend!

Captain David LazarCentral Station


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Robberies


Crimesof Note

Definitions

Robbery Robbery isthe taking of property fromanother by using force or by using fear.

Assault Anassault isanunlawful attempt, coupled withthe present ability, to commit a violent injuryonanother person.

Battery - (Misdemeanorbattery) is any willful and unlawful touching of another.(Felony battery) isthe use of force or violence uponthe personof another that causes

seriousbodily injury.

*Assaultis whena personswings their armandbattery is whenthatarmmakes contactwithanotherperson.

AggravatedAssault Assault uponanother personwitha deadly weaponor instrument other than a

firearmor by any meansof force likely to produce great bodily injury.Burglary The intent uponentry into a property to commit grand theft, petty theft, or any felony.

GrandTheft Grand theft istheft committed whenthe value of the money, labor, or property takenexceeds $950.

Petty Theft Theft where the value of the property takenislessthan$950.

6/ 1 11:15am Robbery, Attempt, WithForceLombard/Taylor

Anunknownsuspect tried to grab the victimscamera fromthevictimshand. The victimstruggled withthe suspect for the camera.A second suspect pepper sprayed the victim, but the victim

continue to fightwithbothsuspectswhile holding the camera. Thesuspectspushed the victimto the ground and fled away.

6/ 1 1:25pm Robbery, WithForceKearny/Geary

Anunknownsuspect grabbed the victimscell phone as the victimwastrying to put the cell phone inher rear pantspockets. Thevictimstruggled withthe suspect for the cell phone, but the suspectwasable to pull the cell phone fromthe victim.

6/ 2 12:05am Robbery, WithGunPacific/Taylor

Anunknownsuspect pulled the victimswallet purse whichwaswrapped around the victimswrist. The suspect fell and droppedthe purse. The victimbend downto pick up the purse, but thesuspect pointed a gunat the victim. Fearing for her safety, thevictimlet the suspect take the purse.

6/ 2 8:50pm Robbery, WithForceLeavenworth/Lombard

Anunknownsuspect grabbed the victimspurse strapped acrossthe victimsbody. The suspect punched the victimin the face andpulled the purse off of the victim. A second suspect grabbed thesecond victimscamera hanging fromthe victimsneck. A struggleensued, but the suspect wasable to pull the camera fromthevictim.

6/ 3 12:45am Robbery, WithForce400 blockofBeach

Anunknownsuspect struck the victimwitha purse causing the victimto fall down. The suspect reached into the victimspantspocketand stole the victimswallet.

6/ 6 6:58pm Robbery, WithGunSansome/Bush

Anunknownsuspect told the victimthat he had a gunanddemanded $20. Fearing for his safety, the victimgave the suspect$20. The suspect demanded more money and the victimgave himmore money. The suspect demanded the victimto go to the ATM.Fearing for his safety, the victimstarted walking. The victimthenraninto a store and called police. The suspect fled away.


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Assault/Battery/ViolentCrimes

NarcoticsRelated

Theft/Shoplifting


6/ 1 11:07am AggravatedAssault,WithOtherWeaponFrancisco/Leavenworth

Four unknownsuspectswere observed by the two victimsdumpingstolenbackpacks. The suspectschased the victims and struck one ofthe victimswitha vehicle and pepper sprayed the other victim.

6/ 1 6:30pm AggravatedAssault,WithOtherWeapon600blockofCommercial

Anunknownsuspect wasina verbal argument withanother tenant.The victimwent to see whatwas going onand wasstruck inthehead by the suspect witha pancover.

6/ 3 11:48am Battery500blockofTaylor

Anunknownsuspect entered the building and the victimdid notrecognize the suspect as a residence. The victimconfronted thesuspect and the suspect grabbed the victimsshirt and pulled thevictimforward.

6/ 3 11:00pm AggravatedAssault,WithKnifePier15

Anunknownsuspect stabbed the victimwhenthe intoxicated victimapproached the suspect and verbally berate the suspect.

6/ 5 7:02am BatteryColumbus/Union

The suspect wasintoxicated and started a verbal argument withapassenger onthe bus. The victimtold the suspect to exit the busand the suspect threwcoinsat the victim. Arrest made.

6/ 2 4:00pm Possession ofMethamphetamine1000blockofColumbus

Possession of methamphetamine. Citationissued.

6/ 7 3:54pm Possession ofMethamphetamine1100blockofClay

Possession of methamphetamine. Outstanding warrant. Arrestmade.

6/ 1 8:00am Theft, FromLockedVehiclePine/Powell

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole anowners manual and salescontract.

6/ 1 9:50am Theft, FromPersonStockton/Clay

Anunknownsuspect stole the victimscell phone fromthe victimshand.

6/ 1 10:45am Theft, FromLockedVehicle2200blockofLeavenworth

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side windowsandstole backpacks, containing passportsand money.

6/ 1 11:30am Theft, Shoplifting100 blockofPowell

Anunknownsuspect entered the storeand stole a pair of glasses.

6/ 1 11:45am Theft, FromVehicle600 blockofFront

Stolenlicense plates.

6/ 1 12:00pm Theft, Shoplifting300 blockofPost

The suspect entered the store and stoleclothing. The suspect wasstopped by security outside of the store. Citationissued.

6/ 1 12:15pm Theft, Shoplifting

UnitblockofOFarrell

The suspect entered the store and stoleclothing. The suspect was

stopped by security outside of the store. The suspect also had anoutstanding warrant. Arrest made.6/ 1 3:08pm Theft, FromLocked

Vehicle3200blockofVanNess

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side windowsandstole bags, containing a camera, credit card and identificationcard.

6/ 1 4:23pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleUnitblockofBeach

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a wallet, headphones, watchand sunglasses.

6/ 1 5:00pm Theft, Shoplifting200 blockofPost

Anunknownsuspect entered the store and stole belts.

6/ 1 5:10pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleNorthPoint/Jones

The suspect shattered the passenger side rear window and stolebackpacks, containing a tabletand clothing. Arrest made.


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6/ 1 5:45pm Theft, FromLockedVehicle1200blockofHyde

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side front windowand stole a backpack, containing cell phone, headphonesandmoney.

6/ 1 6:00pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleLombard/Hyde

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side front windowand stole a handbag.

6/ 1 7:45pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleJefferson/Leavenworth

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a backpack, containing a camera, laptop, wallet, booksand sunglasses.

6/ 1 7:45pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleMason/Bay

Anunknownsuspect shattered the driver side front windowandstole a camera bag, containing memory cards, charger andcable.

6/ 1 8:16pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleNorthPoint/Kearny

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole backpacks, containing a laptop, binoculars andclothing.

6/ 1 9:30pm Theft, PickpocketLeavenworth/Geary

Anunknownsuspect stole the victimswallet fromthe victimsbackpack.

6/ 1 10:13pm Theft, FromLockedVehicle

Columbus/Taylor

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a backpack, containing a cell phone.

6/ 2 9:00am Theft, FromLockedVehicle1600blockofHyde

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side front windowand stole documents.

6/ 2 9:20am Theft, Shoplifting300 blockofPowell

Anunknownsuspect entered the store and stole rings.

6/ 2 4:00pm Theft, PickpocketUnit blockofTelegraphHill

Anunknownsuspect stole the victimswallet fromthe victimsbackpack while walking around Coit Tower.

6/ 3 2:00pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleGreenwich/Leavenworth

Anunknownsuspect shattered the trunk window and stole abackpack, containing snacks.


Lombard/Hyde

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole bags, containing passports, cell phones, laptop, tablet

and wallet.6/ 3 3:00pm Theft, FromLocked

VehicleNorthPoint/Mason

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a backpack, containing a tablet, passport, glassesandmoney.

6/ 3 4:00pm Theft, FromLockedVehicle2500blockofLarkin

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side front windowand stole a backpack, containing a passport, cell phones,identificationcards and credit cards.

6/ 3 4:30pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleBay/Kearny

Anunknownsuspect stole a duffle bag, containing a hard disk,social security card, ear budsand clothing. It is unknownhow thesuspect gainentry to the vehicle.

6/ 3 7:45pm Theft, VehicleBay/Mason

Stolenvehicle.

6/ 3 9:50pm Theft, FromPersonCalifornia/Montgomery

Anunknownsuspect stole the victimscell phone fromthe victimshand.

6/ 3 10:00pm Theft, FromPersonKearny/California

Anunknownsuspect stole the victimscell phone fromthe victimshandswhile onthe bus.

6/ 4 12:02am Theft, FromLockedVehicleGrant/Union

Anunknownsuspect shattered the trunk window and stole abackpack, containing a passport, tablet, microphonesandbattery.

6/ 4 9:00am Theft, FromLockedVehicleNorthPoint/Stockton

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a bag, containing a computer mouse and battery.

6/ 4 9:00am Theft, PickpocketStockton/Columbus

Anunknownsuspect stole the victimswallet fromthe victimspocket.

6/ 4 11:00am Theft, FromUnlockedVehicle400 blockofBay

Anunknownsuspect stole suitcases, containing a passport, laptopand GPS fromthe vehicle. The vehicle may have beenleftunlocked.


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6/ 4 11:00am Theft, FromLockedVehicleHyde/Chestnut

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole backpacks, containing a tablet, laptop, passportsandmoney.

6/ 4 11:40am Theft, Shoplifting200 blockofBush

The suspect entered the store and stolebottlesof alcohol. Thesuspect was stopped by security outside of the store. Arrestmade.

6/ 4 2:30pm Theft, ShopliftingUnitblockofPowell

The suspect entered the store and stolecosmetics. The suspect wasstopped by security outside of the store. The suspect also had anoutstanding warrant. Arrest made.

6/ 4 5:25pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleUnion/Mason

Anunknownsuspect shattered the driver side rear windowandstole a bag.

6/ 4 6:00pm Theft, FromLockedVehicle2500blockofTaylor

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side windowsandstole a camera.

6/ 4 8:00pm Theft, Vehicle400 blockofStockton

Stolenvehicle.


100 blockofBay

Anunknownsuspect shattered the driver side rear windowandstole a backpack, containing a camera and driverslicense.

6/ 4 10:00pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleMason/Bay

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side windowsandstole a backpack, containing a camera, tablets, headphonesandclothing.

6/ 5 5:00am Theft, FromBuilding200 blockofBeach

Anunknownsuspect stole a tabletwhichwas onthe counter.

6/ 5 7:00am Theft, FromPersonClay/Kearny

Anunknownsuspect stole the victimscell phone and wallet fromthe victimspantspocket while the victimfell asleep onthe bench.

6/ 5 2:20pm Theft, FromLockedVehicle600 blockofDavis

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a backpack, containing a camera, laptop, cell phone,credit card and money.

6/ 5 3:04pm Theft, FromLockedVehiclePier23

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a backpack, containing a passport, identificationcard,sunglassesand jackets.

6/ 5 4:30pm Theft, FromBuilding900 blockofLarkin

Anunknownsuspect entered the storeand stole the tip jar.

6/ 5 5:13pm Theft, Shoplifting100 blockofMaiden

Anunknownsuspect entered the storeand stole a handbag.

6/ 5 8:00pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleBeach/Mason

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a bag, containing tablets, passport, ring, headphonesand checkbook.

6/ 6 12:00am Theft, FromLockedVehicleLarkin/Jackson

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a passport, camera, toaster, waffle maker, dishesandclothing.

6/ 6 10:15am Theft, VehicleGreenwich/Jones

Stolenvehicle.

6/ 6 11:32am Theft, FromLocked

Vehicle800 blockof Chestnut

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear window

and stole a backpack, containing money and credit card.

6/ 6 3:00pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleBeach/Polk

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side and driver sidewindowsand stole a bag, containing a drone, passport, tabletand hard drive.

6/ 7 11:50am Theft, Shoplifting600 blockofMarket

Anunknownsuspect entered the store and stole sunglasses.

6/ 7 12:50pm Theft, FromLockedVehicleGreenwich/Leavenworth

Anunknownsuspect shattered the driver side rear windowandstole purses.

6/ 7 4:20pm Theft, FromLockedVehicle500 blockofBeach

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear windowand stole a bag, containing a laptop, passport, camera lensandclothing.


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Miscellaneous


6/ 7 5:30pm Theft, Vehicle400 blockofStockton

Stolenvehicle.

6/ 7 5:58pm Theft, FromBuilding2100blockofTaylor

The two suspects attempt to openmailboxes. The suspectssuccessfully opened a mailbox and stole mail and a package.Arrestsmade.

6/ 7 8:30pm Theft, FromLockedVehicle700 blockofGrant

Anunknownsuspect shattered the trunk window and stoleluggage, containing a laptop, camera and clothing.

6/ 1 3:40am Burglary, CommercialUnitblockof 1st

The suspect pried openthe front door and wasfound inside thebuilding. Arrest made.

6/ 1 5:36am Vandalism, Apartment100blockofSproule

Anunknownsuspect threwanobject and shattered the front glassdoor.

6/ 1 11:45am Vandalism, Vehicle600blockofFront

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side windowsandscratched the passenger side rear door.

6/ 1 7:45pm Vandalism, VehiclePolk/Beach

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side rear window.

6/ 1 8:33pm WarrantArrestSansome/Vallejo The suspect waslooking into parked vehicles. A computer checkshows the suspect had anoutstanding warrant. Arrest made.6/ 1 11:00pm Burglary, Hotel Room

UnitblockofDrummAnunknownsuspect stole the victimscell phone and hotel roomkey fromthe victimspurse while at a bar. The suspect used thehotel roomkey and stole the victimslaptop and camera fromthevictimshotel room.

6/ 2 10:10am Fraud/Scam100blockofNorthPoint

Anunknownsuspect called the victimand stated that he was fromthe IRS. The suspect told the victimthat she was subject to arrestfor not filing her tax returnand owed money. The suspect told thevictimto stay onthe phone and purchase gift cardsand providehimwiththe gift card numbers.

6/ 2 7:30pm Burglary, CommercialUnitblockofTillman

Anunknownsuspect pried openthe door and stole a laptop andhair coloring scales.

6/ 2 11:30pm Vandalism, Residence

1400blockofHyde

The suspect wasintoxicated and banged onthe victimsfront door

thinking it washis friendsresidence. The suspect was able to forceopenthe front door and damaged it. Arrest made.

6/ 3 1:26am Vandalism, Commercial100blockofOFarrell

Anunknownsuspect entered the restaurant and was told therestaurant was closed. The suspect exited the restaurantandkicked the front window shattering it.

6/ 3 9:29am Burglary, HotProwl900blockofPacific

The suspect shattered the bathroomwindow and entered theapartment while the victimwas inside the apartment. Arrest made.

6/ 3 9:00pm Vandalism, VehicleTelegraphHill/Lombard

Anunknownsuspect shattered the passenger side windowsanddamaged the sliding door.

6/ 4 12:01am Burglary, HotProwl300blockofGreen

Anunknownsuspect entered throughthe unsecured patio doorsand stole a purse while the victimswere sleeping.

6/ 4 12:01am Vandalism, VehicleUnitblockofTelegraphHill

Anunknownsuspect shattered the driver side rear window.

6/ 4 6:02am Arson100blockofMontgomery

Anunknownsuspect set a newspaper kiosk onfire.

6/ 4 12:00pm Vandalism, Vehicle700blockofVallejo


6/ 4 10:53pm Vandalism, Commercial600blockofMarket

Anunknownsuspect shattered the store front window.

6/ 4 11:30pm Burglary, HotProwl2300blockofHyde

Anunknownsuspect entered the residence throughanunlockedsliding glassdoor and stole laptops, walletand watch, while thevictims were sleeping inthe bedroom.

6/ 4 11:50pm TrespassingUnitblockofDrumm

The suspect wastrespassing after being told multipletimesnot toreturn. Citationissued.


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6/ 5 12:15am Vandalism, VehicleBay/Polk


6/ 5 12:56am Vandalism, Commercial300blockofGrant

The suspect used hiselbow and shattered two of the storewindows. Citationissued.

6/ 5 12:00pm Vandalism, Vehicle

NorthPoint/Powell

Anunknownsuspect cracked the passenger side front window.

6/ 5 4:40pm WarrantArrestGeary/Larkin

The suspect wasina verbal argument. A computer check showsthe suspect had anoutstanding warrant. Arrest made.

6/ 5 7:56pm Burglary, Commercial300blockofGrant

Anunknownsuspect kicked openthe front door and pried openthe cashregister.

6/ 5 9:20pm DrivingUndertheInfluenceStockton/Pacific

The suspect wasdriving under the influence of drugs. Arrest made.

6/ 6 1:30pm Vandalism, Commercial300blockofSutter

Anunknownsuspect shattered the store front glassdoor.

6/ 6 2:00pm Vandalism, Property600blockofVallejo

The suspect damaged the lock fromforcing the door open.Citationissued.

6/ 7 5:11pm WarrantArrest1100blockofGreen

The suspect wasattempting to remove a lock used to lock abicycle to a pole. A computer check showsthe suspect had an

outstanding warrant. Arrest made.6/ 7 5:16pm WarrantArrest

200blockofPowellThe suspect wasyelling and trying to get into a store. A computercheck showsthe suspect had anoutstanding warrant. Arrest made.

6/ 7 10:00pm Vandalism, VehicleUnitblockofWaverly

Anunknownsuspect keyed the passenger side vehicle doors.

6/ 7 11:32pm Burglary, HotProwl900blockofNorthPoint

The victimheard a sound inthe kitchenand whenthe victimwalked downthe stairs, the unknownsuspect was seenrunningaway. The suspect a wallet, keysand laptop.


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Each month Central Police Stat ion f eatures one

of its off icers in an eff ort to learn more about the

men and women who police our neighborhood.

This month, we interviewed Of f icer Jared Lovrin,

a 2 -year member of Central Police Stat ion.

Officer Jared LovrinwasborninSanFrancisco and raised inthe Bay Area. He attended

college inUtahat BrighamYoung University, where he obtained a degree inMechanical

Engineer.

Officer Lovrinjoined the SanFrancisco Police Academy in2005, following inhisUncles

footsteps. After graduating fromthe Police Academy, he wasassigned to Ingleside Station

for field training. After completing field training, he wasassigned to Central Stationfor his

probationstation. Officer Lovrinwas thenassigned to MissionStationfor his permanent

station. Officer Lovrinworked at MissionStationfor sevenyearswhere he worked Plain-

clothesand Vice. In2014, Officer LovrinsUncle TomLovrinretired fromthe Department.

Tompassed onhisstar #to Officer Lovrin. Officer Lovrinnow proudly wearsstar #2235,

carrying onhis Uncleslegacy.

InJanuary of 2015, Officer Lovrintookhistransfer and returned to Central Station, the

stationthat he lovesmost. Officer Lovrinwasexcited to returnto Central Station; he fell in

love withthe district whenhe worked here onprobation. Officer Lovrinwaited sevenyears

to returnto Central Station.

Officer Lovrinworksina sector car. Officer Lovrincanbe seenpatrolling the NorthBeach,TelegraphHill, Pier 39 and Embarcadero area.


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CENTRAL COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Community Meeting Location:

Best Western Tuscan Inn

425 North Point Street

6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

June 2016Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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Central PoliceDistrictMapTheCENTRALDISTRICTcommencesata pointonthewaternorthofwhereMissionSt. intersectswithTheEmbarcaderoandproceedingwestonMissionSt. (excludingbothsides)to 3rd St.; northon3rd St. (including

bothsides)toMarketSt.; westonMarketSt. (excludingbothsides)to Powell St.; northonPowell St.(includingbothsides)toGeary St.; westonGeary St. (includingbothsides)to Larkin St.; northonLarkin St.(includingbothsides)toBay St.; westonBaySt. (includingbothsides)to VanNessAve.; northonVanNessAve.(includingbothsides), andcontinuingnorthontheMunicipal PierAccessRoad(includingbothsides) toa pointonthewaterjustwestoftheMunicipal Pier; eastandsouthfroma pointonthewaterjustwestoftheMunicipal Pier, followingtheshoreline, totheoriginata pointonthewaternorthofwhereMissionSt.intersectswithTheEmbarcadero.


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EMERGENCY: 911

Non-Emergency: 553-0123

Cell Phone911: 911

CustomerServiceCenter: 311

Central Station: 315-2400

CaptainDavidLazar [email protected]

Lt. ValerieMatthewsInvestigations

[email protected]

Lt. Molly Pengel (Days)

Lt. Jody Kato (Days)

[email protected]

[email protected]

Lt. BrienHoo(Nights) [email protected]

Lt.Samuel Christ(Nights) [email protected]

AnonymousTip-Line 392-2623S.A.F.E. 553-1984

Website: www.centralpolicestation.org

SFPDTipLine:

ChineseTipLine:

575-4444

315-2435

TextaTip: 847411(Tip411)

BlessingScamHotline: 553-9219

Graffiti Abatement: 850-6951

Central Events: 315-2440 SergeantPatrickTobin

Central Permits: 315-2423 OfficerSteveMatthias

CodeAbatement: 315-2417 SergeantAlex Takaoka

Deputy City Attorney: 554-3820 Jill Cannon

Dept. ofParking&Traffic: 553-1943

DPWDispatch 695-2020

HomelessIssues: 315-2400 OfficerEric Caracciolo&Damien Fahey

ChinatownBeat: 315-2400/628-400-1888 OfficersHowardChu, SamYuen, Navin Chan&MinhDu

UnionSquareBeat: 315-2400/857-5428 OfficersTom

Cunnane, JimHoran, TiffanyGunter,Timothy Whatley&Andrew Rechsteiner

FishermansWharfBeat: 315-2400/850-5607 OfficersNicholas Stewart,RobertClendenen,WallaceKresley, BrandonHarris, RyanHart, GeorgeTano, TaylorSherman&JonathanSylvester

NorthBeachBeat: 315-2400 OfficersKevin Worrell,Michael Amoroso,MarkAlvarez &JohnTorrise

PingYuen: 315-2400/582-6689 OfficersMarkMilligan, TinaTo,Kimberly Ng&Vanessa Johnson

We, the members of the SanFrancisco Police Department, arecommitted to excellence in lawenforcement and are dedicated to the

people, traditions and diversity of ourCity. In order to protect life andproperty, prevent crime and reduce thefear of crime,we will provide servicewith understanding, response withcompassion, performance withintegrity and law enforcement withvision.

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