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ROBBERY
INFORMATION BULLETIN
September 24, 2009
 

Suspects Wanted by UPD

Sketch One
Sketch Two
Age: 15 - 25
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian
Build: Medium
Height: Tall
Eye Color: Hazel
Weight: 175-200 lbs
Identifying Marks:
Unshaven
Black Hoodie
Strawberry Blonde Hair
Age: 15 - 25
Gender: Male
Race: African American
Build: Medium
Height: Medium
Eye Color: Brown
Weight: 175-200 lbs
Identifying Marks:
Dark Complected
Mustache
Yellow Polo Shirt

 

DETAILS:
On 9-24-09, at approximately 1:21 A.M., three SF State students were robbed at 19th Ave. and Holloway Ave. 6 suspects approached the victims and demanded their property. They took the victims' property and fled in different directions.

THE SUSPECTS:
S-1) American African male no further description

S-2) American African male no further description

S-3) American African male early 20's no further description

S-4) American African male early 20's wearing an all black hoodie with blue jeans

S-5) White male 6'02 gray jacket, "extreme" t-shirt, baggy jeans, narrow face, hair on chin, short brown hair, freckles, blue eyes, slender build

S-6) American African male 18-21 yrs. old, facial hair, trimmed beard no further description

THE WEAPON:
No weapons were displayed.

PROPERTY TAKEN:

Taken from the victims' were backpacks, wallets, and phones.

Contact:
Inspector Ron Lam 415-338-6102

ROBBERY
INFORMATION BULLETIN
September 20, 2009
 

DETAILS:
On 9-20-09, at approximately 1 A.M., an SFSU Student/ Housing resident was robbed at knife-point on the north sidewalk of 700 Font Blvd, just east of the driveway into 750 Font Blvd. The suspect approached the victim from behind and demanded her property. When the victim didn't comply immediately, the suspect pushed her to the ground. When she looked up, the suspect had a knife in his hand. He took her purse and left westbound Font Blvd on foot towards Lake Merced Blvd.

As a result of being pushed to the ground, the victim sustained bruising to her knees. No further injuries reported.

THE SUSPECTS:
Suspect described as an African-American male, 5'9", 250 lbs, wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans and diamonds in his ears (one per ear).

THE WEAPON:
A knife was displayed.

PROPERTY TAKEN:
Taken from the victim was a Coach purse, SFSU ID, dorm keys, US currency, and a MUNI pass.

BICYCLE THEFT
INFORMATION BULLETIN
September 11, 2009
 

There has been a recent trend of bicycle theft occurring around the campus. This information bulletin is a reminder to keep your bicycle safe. Our data shows that the majority of the bicycle thefts are occurring in the afternoon/evening hours. Stated below are a list of preventive measures you can take in order to help protect your bicycle.

  • If possible park your bike in the Bicycle Barn
  • Park your bicycle in a well-lit area
  • Park your bicycle in a high pedestrian area
  • Use hardened locks (padlocks) and chains (alloy steel) when locking your bike
  • Make sure the locks on your bike are secured
  • Register your bike with the National Bike Registry
  • Download “Preventing Bike Theft” brochure from our web site.

ROBBERY
INFORMATION BULLETIN
August 26, 2009
 

On August 26, 2009, at approximately 3:22 P.M., the victim was standing on Holloway Ave. in front of the J. Paul Leonard Library when the suspect approached him and grabbed an iPhone out of his hand, then ran away on Holloway Ave. towards Font Blvd.

THE SUSPECTS:
The subject is described as a light- skinned male, possibly White or Hispanic, 6', 150 pounds, wearing a black "hoodie"sweatshirt, baggy blue jeans and carrying a backpack.

THE WEAPON:
No weapon was used or displayed.

PROPERTY TAKEN:
Taken from the victim was an iPhone.

If anyone has any information related to this case, please contact Inspector Lam or Leal at the San Francisco State University Police Department at (415) 338-7200, or the anonymous tip line at (415) 338-3030.

 

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