/San Mateo

All County

Date

Crime/ Case #

Location

Description

09/9/17/08

Identity Theft

#08-5188

700 Blk. 3^rd Ave.

Unknown suspect(s) used Victim’s social security number to open various accounts in Arkansas, Jacksonville Florida and Phoenix Arizona. There are no leads at this time.

09/9/17/08

Theft

#08-5199

100 Blk Stage Rd.

Unknown suspect(s) entered the victims’ unsecured vehicle and removed property valued at approximately $300. The incident was reported two days after it occurred by the victim. There are no suspect leads or evidence at this time.

09/9/18/08

DUI

#08-5226

400 Blk. Capistrano

The suspect came into contact with law enforcement as a party in a motor vehicle collision.  The suspect attempted to leave the scene of the collision and did not follow the lawful orders of the peace officer.  The suspect was taken into custody and resisted arrest.  The suspect was turned over to the CHP for DUI evaluation.

09/9/19/08

Vehicle Abandoned

#08-5232

500 Blk. Hurlingame Ave.

A brown Honda Accord was discovered and suspected of being abandoned. The vehicle appeared dirty with debris around the tires and it was vandalized.  A 72 hour warning notice was issued for this vehicle.  The notice was still visible as well as the pen marking on the left rear tire.

09/9/19/08

Incident Report

#08-5240

200 Blk. Vallejo Street

Subject came into the Moss Beach Sub-Station to deliver two weapons for destruction. The subject was identified by a valid CDL. She stated that the weapons have been in her

Family for years and she no longer wanted or needed them. Dispatch ran both weapons for history and wants. Both were found to be clear with no history or known owners.

09/9/24/08

Fraud

#08-5262

6000 Blk. Skyline Blvd.

The victim was contacted by CitiBank Fraud Department in regards to his CitiBank Master card account. The victim was informed that there was some unusual activity on his credit card account. Unknown suspect(s) withdrew approximately $6000.00 dollars in cash and approximately       $418.93 dollars in fraudulent charges.

09/9/21/08

Robbery

#08-5273

3000 Blk. El Camino  Real

Two unknown male adult suspects approached the victim at the "Clean Machine Car Wash".  Suspect #2, told the victim that he had a gun and told him to hand over his wallet. After the victim gave the suspects’ his wallet, suspect #2 hit the victim in his face and then fled the scene. There are no leads in this case.

099/20/08

Vandalism

#08-5268

500 Blk. Palmer Lane

Deputies responded to a report of vandalism. The victim reported that unknown suspect(s) damaged his Ford Taurus by denting the front of the trunk, which chipped the paint to expose the metal.  There were also two scratches on the top of the trunk.  The damage is estimated to be no more than $400. There are no suspect leads or further information at this time.   

09/23/08

Assault

#08-5311

100 Blk. Harvard Ave.

The intoxicated victim is treated at the hospital for lacerations, which the victim states were committed on him by unknown suspects.  The victim refuses to provide any investigative information. This report was generated for information purposes only.

09/9/25/08

Incident Report

#5342

2000 Blk. Sheraton Place

The Reporting Party stated that a block of wood had been found. This block looked to have been set on fire at some point, but was not burning when discovered. This report was taken for informational purposes only.

09/9/26/08

Missing Person

#08-5363

300 Blk. Sequoia Ave.

Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to the report of a missing juvenile.  Deputies contacted a counselor at the facility who stated that the South San Francisco Police Department had dropped the missing person off at the facility earlier in the evening.  The counselor then stated that the missing person left shortly after being dropped off. The missing person is not a threat to herself or anyone else. The individual has been entered into the Missing Unidentified Person System.

09/9/29/08

Battery

#08-5410

Second Avenue

Two individuals came to the North Fair Oaks substation to report that they were victims of Battery.  They stated that they were walking on Second Avenue when approximately four Hispanic males got out of a car and assaulted them.  There are no witnesses or descriptions of the suspects. There are no further leads or information at this time.