Saturday
At around 1:20a.m. two males of approximately 18 to 22 years old approached a 21 year old man brandishing handguns, according to police. The suspects took the victim’s wallet and fled on foot north on Harrison street. No arrests have been made.
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At 3:40 a.m., three men of unknown age approached a 42-year-old man on Mission and 16th Streets. The suspects assaulted the victim and robbed him of his wallet, money and cell phone. The victim suffered a bruise to the face and a lacerated ear. He was taken to San Francisco General Hospital, according to police. The suspects fled in an unknown direction and no arrests have been made.
Sunday
At 11p.m, two men approached from behind a 26-year-old men standing on 24th and Bryant. One of the suspects placed an object to the back of the victim and ordered him not to move. The other suspect reached into the victim’s pocket and took the money out of the wallet. Both suspects fled east of Bryant on 24th. No arrests have been made.
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At 2:35a.m., at 23rd and Mission three men from 19 to 24 years old approached a man of 45 years old and attacked him. The victim fell to the ground and suspects went through his pockets. The suspects fled on foot and went into a nearby restaurant, where they were found by the police and taken into custody.
The victim lost money and his cellphone and suffered an injury to his face, as well as cuts and lacerations but refused to go to the hospital.
Can you please provide the descriptions of the suspects?
What is Mission Local’s policy on providing clear descriptions of suspects? Tell us something so we know what to look for: clothing, height, weight, hair color, skin color, etc. If you don’t want to be more descriptive, tell us why (e.g. not in your stylebook, limited resources so can’t follow up on police reports).
Mission Local bases the descriptions of the suspects on the information we receive from the police. The police report never provides a detailed description of the suspects, but race and age. We don’t include the race unless the report provides enough physical details that can lead to the identification of a suspect. -Andrea
Still no descriptions, eh?
where did that first incident happen?