Between 9/29/21 and 9/30/21, the victim's vehicle was attempted to be stolen. The vehicle suffered severe damage to the steering column, ignition, and several key holes to the toolboxes attached to the vehicle. No items were taken, and the estimated value of damages were $850.

Between 9/29/21 and 9/30/21, unknown suspect broke the window of the victim's vehicle and stole a Fastrak Transponder from the vehicle. Total repair cost was $500. No suspect information.

Unknown suspect took the victim's vehicle without permission. The unknown suspect also took $5,000 worth of power tools and $5,000 worth of plumbing supplies. No suspect information.

Officers responded for the report of a male yelling in the roadway and was associated with a black vehicle. Officers located the vehicle and found a male standing next to the vehicle. Officers determined the male was under the influence of alcohol and that he had recently driven the vehicle. The male was arrested for CVC 23152(A).

While riding a bicycle near Sierra Point Parkway, a bicyclist found an Apple IPad on the ground. The property to turned in to the Brisbane Police Department for safekeeping.

Unknown suspects stole the victim's vehicle without permission. The vehicle was entered into the Stolen Vehicle Database and the vehicle was located in Oakland and recovered by OPD.

Vehicle was towed for parking in excess of 72 hours.

Suspect drove to his ex girlfriend's place of work and used a knife to slash her vehicle's tire. The suspect then harassed and sent repeated messages to the victim via social media threatening to kill her and slice her daughter and grandson's neck. An EPO was granted by a judge and a CORA referral was completed. The suspect has not been located at this time.

Officers attempted to conducted a stop of a bicycle but the bicyclist fled. He was later apprehended and found to be in possession of methamphetamine and a glass pipe. He was cited for 148(A)(1) PC, 11364(A) HS, and 11377(A) HS.

Officers contacted a subject and a records check revealed she had 2 warrants for her arrest. She was cited for the warrants and released.

Officers located an unreported stolen vehicle. The owner was contacted and the vehicle was later entered then removed from the stolen vehicle database. It was later discovered that a radio and tools were stolen from the vehicle. Total loss was $7,400.

Officers conducted a welfare check on a subject who was lying on the ground. A records check revealed the subject had warrants for her arrest. The subject was arrested and booked into the county jail.

Officer responded for the report of a male that overdosed while inside a vehicle. Officers located the male and found him unresponsive. Officer administered 2 doses of Narcan and the male woke up. He was transported to the hospital.

Officers conducted a traffic stop and during the stop the driver consented to a search. Officers searched the vehicle and located a glass methamphetamine pipe. The driver was cited for HS 11364.1(a) – Possession of Paraphernalia and released her from the scene.

Subject was contacted during a suspicious vehicle/ person call for service. The subject was found to be in possession of a glass methamphetamine pipe and methamphetamine. The vehicle was also determined to be an unreported stolen vehicle. The subject was arrested for 11377(a) HS and 11364.1(a) HS.

Officers conducted a traffic stop. During the stop, the driver and passenger were identified and it was determined the passenger was a protected party in a restraining order from the driver. The driver was arrested for violating the restraining order and for being in possession of cocaine.

Officers attempted to make contact with the occupants of a vehicle. the occupants then fled the area and disobeyed orders and the officer attempted to detain them. In the process of fleeing, the suspects destroyed a steel cable belonging to the victim of the property. Total damage was $200.

Vehicle was towed for expired registration.

Between 9/23/21 and 9/24/21, unknown suspect took the victim's vehicle without permission. The vehicle was entered into the Stolen Vehicle Database. No suspect information.

Officers contacted a subject during a service call. A records check revealed the subject had a warrant for his arrest. The subject was arrested and booked into the county jail.

Officers responded to a structure fire and located a room at the school was filled with smoke. No flames were located and no damage was seen. The source of the fire was unclear. No injuries reported.

Officers contacted a subject during a welfare check. Officer determined the subject to be a danger to himself and was transported to the hospital on a mental health hold.

Officers contacted a female subject who was sitting inside of a vehicle on private property. A records check revealed the vehicle was stolen. The subject was arrested for CVC 19851(a) and PC 666.5 at which time she began to resist arrest.

Victim was walking on the Bay Trial and fell causing injuries to her face. The victim was treated and released.

A hit and run collision occurred where the suspect vehicle collided into a parked vehicle. No injuries were reported. The suspect vehicle fled the area and was not located.

Officers contacted a male inside a vehicle that was yelling and slurring his words and kept asking to go to jail. Officers then spoke to the male's girlfriend and she advised they had been in a verbal argument over infidelity. A CORA referral was submitted.

Unknown suspect tampered with and removed a catalytic converter from the victim's vehicle without permission. The suspect fled in a dark colored BMW towards San Bruno Avenue. Total loss was $3,500.

Officers contacted 2 subjects and determined one of the subject was on probation. She was found to be in possession of methamphetamine and a glass methamphetamine pipe. She was cited for violations of HS 11364(a) – Possession of Paraphernalia and HS 11377(a) – Possession of a Controlled Substance other than a Narcotic and released from the scene.

Vehicle was towed for blocking a fire hydrant.

Subject came to the police department to report his wallet missing. The subject last saw his wallet when he had it at Midtown Market.

Officers located a non injury traffic collision involving 2 vehicles on private property. No injuries were reported.

Vehicle was towed for expired registration.

Subject was contacted during a burglary report. Subject was associated with another man who stole a catalytic converter. A records check revealed the subject had a warrant for his arrest. He was arrested and booked into the county jail.

Two Suspects tampered with and removed a catalytic converter from the victim's vehicle which was caught on CCTV surveillance cameras. Officers stopped a vehicle that matched the suspect's vehicle. The suspects were arrested for violations of PC 487(A) - Grand Theft, PC 496(A) - possession of stolen property, PC 466 - possession of burglary tools, CVC 10852 - vehicle tampering, and HS 11364 - possession of drug paraphernalia.

Unknown suspect vandalized the victim's vehicle by braking the rear drivers side window. Nothing was stolen from the vehicle. Total cost of repair was $1,000. No suspect information.

Elderly subject had fallen and was found on the ground by a passerby. The passer by called paramedics who responded to the scene and cared for the subject. It was determined the subject lives at home with his elderly wife and both are unable to care for themselves any longer. The subject has dementia and their children cant care for them any longer. Case was forwarded to APS.

City employee found 20 pounds of lead shell casings that had been dumped in the bushes at the north end of the marina. The property was booked for destruction.

Vehicle was towed for expired registration.

Between 9/13/21 and 9/14/21, unknown suspect took $5,000 worth of copper materials without permission from the business. No suspect information.

Subject threw an unknown object at a vehicle that was driving southbound on the roadway. The victim signed a citizen's arrest form and identified the suspect as the one who threw the object at his vehicle. The suspect was arrested, cited, and released from the scene.

Officers contacted a stranded motorist on the side of the roadway. A records check revealed the subject was reported as missing to DCPD. The subject was fine and was removed from the missing person database.

Subject was contacted during a suspicious person investigation. A records check revealed she had a warrant for her arrest. The subject was arrested and booked into the county jail.

Suspect physically assaulted his elderly neighbors causing serious bodily injuries by punching, kicking, and stomping on them. The attack was unprovoked and occurred in the roadway. Both elderly husband and wife victims were transported to the hospital. The suspect was placed under arrest and booked into the county jail.

Between 9/9/21 and 9/11/21, unknown suspect vandalized and burglarized 2 of the victim's vehicles. Total repair cost was $2,000. Total loss of property was $200. No suspect information.

Two unknown suspects forcibly entered the victim's hotel room and threw her on the ground. The suspect tied up the victim why they rummaged through her room and belongings. One of the suspects had a black handgun and pointed it at the victim several times. One of the suspects groped the victims on her breasts and her outer vaginal area. The suspects stole $1,000 worth of cosmetics and $100 in cash from the victim. The victim declined medical attention and did not wish to press charges.

Officers responded for the report of a 2 vehicle collision. Both vehicle sustained major damage to the front ends. No injuries were reported.

Unknown suspect tampered with and removed a catalytic converter from the victim's vehicle without permission. Total loss was $1,000. No suspect information.

Officers conducted a traffic stop. The driver had a suspended license and was cited for the violation. The driver was then released.

Unknown suspect vandalized the victim's vehicle by smashing the sunroof windows. Nothing was taken from the vehicle. Total damage was $1,000. No suspect information.

An employee at a business stole an Apple Laptop and a Weber Grill from the business. Total loss was $3,200. The employee was arrested and booked into the county jail.

Subject came to the Brisbane Police Department to complete the required annual registration.

Between 9/6/21 and 9/7/21, unknown suspect tampered with and removed a catalytic converter for the victim's vehicle without permission. Total loss was $3,000. No suspect information due to poor CCTV Surveillance footage quality.

Subject came to the Brisbane Police Department to complete the required monthly registration.

Vehicle was towed for parking in excess of 72 hours.

Unknown suspect broke the right rear passenger side window of the victim's vehicle. Unknown suspect stole several items from the rear passenger seat. No suspect information.

Between 9/5/21 and 9/7/21, unknown suspect took the victim's vehicle without permission. No suspect information. The vehicle was entered into the Stolen Vehicle System.

Officers responded to conduct a welfare check on a subject who had vandalized a hotel room door handle and lock. Officers contacted the subject and he agreed to pay the hotel for the damage he caused to the door. He advised he got locked out and was just trying to get back inside his room.

Subject was contacted during a welfare check. A records check revealed the subject had multiple warrants for his arrest. The suspect was arrested for the warrants and was transported to the county jail.

Unknown suspect tampered with and removed a catalytic converter from the victim's vehicle without permission. Total loss was $2,000. No suspect information.

Officers received a call from a residence and the unknown suspect stated he had a law enforcement officer hostage and was demanding $10,000 from the police department. Officers determined the incident was a swatting call as the residents of the home were out of town.

Officers conducted a traffic stop. During a search of the vehicle, the driver was found to be in possession of a glass methamphetamine pipe. The driver was cited and released.

The victim was the victim of a fraud by an unknown suspect through her debit card. The loss was $265.

Officers conducted a traffic stop and a records check revealed the driver had a warrant for his arrest. The driver was cited and released.

Officers responded for the report of a female standing in the street and yelling at vehicles. The subject was placed on a 72 hour hold for being a danger to herself. The subject was transported to the hospital to be evaluated.

Between 8/31/21 and 9/1/21, unknown suspect tampered with and removed a catalytic converter from the victim's vehicle. Total loss was $2,000. No suspect information.