SFPD reported that a victim reported domestic violence to them on 6/18/21 and advised SFPD the incident occurred in Brisbane. SFPD advised the victim to report the crime to the Brisbane Police Department but she never reported the crime to BPD. Officers attempted to contact the victim with negative results.

Victim's dog was attacked by another dog causing multiple puncture wounds. The injured dog was taken to the animal hospital to be treated. SPCA was notified and a dog bite report was taken.

Subject came to the police department and wanted to report his US Passport as missing. His passport information was entered into the property database.

Vehicle was towed for being a hazard.

A subject vandalized her boyfriend's 2 vehicles by using a sharp object to scrape the paint on the vehicle. Total cost to repair was $1,200. Case will be forwarded to the DA's officer for review.

Officers responded for the report of a elderly male in full arrest on hospice. The subject had a Do Not Resuscitate or on file. Subject was pronounced deceased by natural causes.

Officers contacted a subject and a records check revealed the subject had a warrant for her arrest. During a search, incident to arrest, the subject had a loaded syringe with Heroin in her possession. The subject was arrested and booked into the county jail.

Officers contacted a subject riding a bicycle and a records check revealed the subject had a warrant for his arrest. The subject was cited for the warrant and was released.

Between 8/9/21 and 8/25/21, an unknown suspect tampered with and removed the catalytic converter for the victim's vehicle without permission. The total loss was $4,000. No suspect information due to poor CCTV surveillance footage.

Officers contacted a subject for moving the reporting party's recycle bins. A records check revealed the subject had warrants for his arrest. The subject was arrested for the warrants and transported to the county jail.

Vehicle was towed for parking in excess of 72 hours.

Officers attempted a traffic enforcement stop on a vehicle for failing to stop at the stop sign. The vehicle failed to pull over and took off on officers. While fleeing, the driver committed multiple traffic violations. The driver was not able to be identified. The pursuit was terminated due to construction and public safety.

Two co-workers at the business engaged in and were involved in a mutual combat altercation. One of the co workers sustained minor scratches to the left side of his face under his eye. Neither party wished prosecution and both refused medical aid.

Officer responded for the report of a collision with injuries. Officers determined that the collision was a single vehicle collision involving a motorcycle where the rider failed to negotiate a turn in the roadway while riding at an unsafe speed. The rider was transported to the hospital for his injuries.

Officers conducted a traffic stop. The driver was on probation and a search was conducted. During the search, Officers located a methamphetamine glass pipe and methamphetamine. The driver was cited for violations of HS 11377 and HS 11364.

Officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a bicycle. The subject failed to yield or pull over. The suspect evaded peace officers and was able to get away.

Unknown suspect tampered with and removed a catalytic converter from the victim's vehicle without permission. Total loss was $3,000. No suspect information.

The victim opened a phishing email which resulted in an unknown suspect fraudulently purchasing 2 airline tickets through his travel agency. Total loss was $5,051.70.

Officers responded for the report of a of a domestic disturbance and contacted a male and female who have been dating for 25 years and share a child in common. Officers determined the incident to be a verbal argument when the male came to visit the child. Both refused to speak to CORA.

Officers responded for a report of female laying in the middle of the street. Officers arrived and located a female that had been hit by a vehicle. The suspect vehicle fled the scene prior to police arrival. The female victim was transported to the hospital with serious injuries.

Between 8/20/21 and 8/21/21, unknown suspect stole the victim's motorcycle. All the keys are accounted for and nobody had permission to take the motorcycle. No suspect information.

Unknown suspect stole the victim's vehicle. The victim has all the keys accounted for and no one has permission to drive the vehicle. No suspect information.

The victim was forced to orally copulate the suspect while inside a vehicle. The suspect penetrated the victim's vagina with his fingers an unknown amount of times. This case was referred to the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office for review for violation of 287(d)(1)(a) PC and 289(A) PC.

A resident came to the Brisbane Police Department to turn in ammunition he found on San Diego Court on 5/22/21. The ammunition was booked for destruction.

Between 08/06/2021 and 08/20/2021, unknown suspect tampered with and removed a catalytic converter from the victim's vehicle without permission. No suspect information.

Officers responded for the report of a domestic disturbance. Officers determined the disturbance to be verbal only and nothing physical between a male and female couple. Both male and female refused to speak to CORA. Both parties were separated.

Officers contacted a subject during a vandalism investigation. The subject had a warrant for his arrest and was arrested and booked into the county jail.

Unknown suspect smashed the front driver side window of the victim's vehicle. Nothing was stolen from the vehicle. Total cost for the repairs was $460. No suspect information.

Officers stood by during a civil standby. Officers contacted a male who was threatening a female during the standby and refused to comply with officers. Officers physically removed the male from the area and left in a vehicle.

Vehicle was towed for expired registration.

Officers contacted a subject sitting in a suspicious vehicle. During the contact, the subject was found to be in possession of a glass pipe used for smoking methamphetamine. The subject was cited for a violation of HS 11364.

Officers conducted a traffic stop. The driver was found to be in possession of cocaine. The driver was cited for violation of HS 11350(a). The driver was then released.

Between 08/13/21 and 08/16/21, the victim lost his Dewalt leveling laser at 1800 Sierra Point Parkway.

Officers contacted the subject during a death investigation. A records check revealed that the subject had three out of county warrants for his arrest. The subject was cited for the warrants and released.

The resident was pronounced dead on his boat. The San Mateo County Coroner’s Office took possession of the body. No foul play is suspected.

Between 8/14/21 and 8/16/21, an unknown suspect stole the victim’s tires/rims while it was parked in an alleyway. The suspect also broke into the vehicle by breaking the driver’s side window to gain access into the vehicle. It was unknown if anything was taken from inside. The value of the tires/rims, including repair to the damaged window, is approximately $3,100. No suspect information.

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

Officers responded for the report of a collision and contacted the driver who officers determined was under the influence of alcohol. During the collision, the driver struck a fence and a water pump causing $102,800 worth of damage. The driver sustained injuries during the collision.

Officers responded for the report of an accident. Officers arrived and contacted a driver who officers determined was under the influence of alcohol. The driver was cited for the DUI and transported to the hospital for her injuries she sustained during the collision.

Officers were dispatched for the report of a collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian riding a skateboard. No injuries were sustained and no damage to the vehicle.

Between 8/12/21 and 8/13/21, an unknown object struck the windshield of the victim's vehicle causing damage. It is unknown what caused the damage.

Unknown suspect cut the locks to toolboxes mounted on the victim's vehicle without permission. Unknown suspect stole several tools valued at $3,140. No suspect information.

Vehicle was towed for expired registration.

Vehicle was towed for parking in excess of 72 hours.

Over the course of approximately one week, an unidentified subject entered the property and stole approximately $3000 in copper, $5000 in thick 100 feet of electrical wiring, and an approximately $15,000 trailer bearing an unknown CA license plate. The victim did not give anybody permission to take the property. No suspect information.

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

An employee was the victim of a battery by an unknown suspect. the employee sustained a small scratch to his middle finger and declined medical aid. The unknown suspect fled the scene prior to police arrival.

Between 8/9/21 and 8/10/21, unknown suspect smashed the left rear quarter window from the victim’s vehicle. Nothing was stolen from the vehicle. No suspect information.

Vehicle collided with a fire hydrant. No damage to the fire hydrant. Vehicle sustained minor damage to the right front fender and a flat tire. No injuries were reported.

Officers responded for the report of a vehicle collision with a fire hydrant. No injuries were reported.

Officers conducted a traffic stop and it was determined the driver was reported as a missing person. The driver was removed from the Missing Persons database and was released from the scene.

Officers conducted a traffic stop. The driver was found to be in possession of of methamphetamine and a glass pipe. The driver was cited for violations of HS 11377 and HS 11364.

Officers contacted a suspicious vehicle. During the contact, it was determined the driver had a warrant for his arrest. The driver was cited for the warrant and released.

Materials were delivered to a buyer and the buyer then refused to pay. The buyer then reported his credit card being used fraudulently. Total loss valued at $36,171.

A vehicle's front bumper with an attached license plate was found in the roadway. The bumper/ plate was collected and the license plate was returned to DMV.

Between 8/3/21 and 8/4/21, unknown suspect broke into and stole tools from four separate vehicles. The suspect pried open the vehicle's mounted locked tool boxes in the beds of the vehicles. Total loss valued at $9,500. No suspect information.

Vehicle was towed for being a hazard.

Between 07/30/21 and 08/02/21, unknown suspect removed the catalytic converter from the victim's vehicle, without permission. No suspect information. Total loss valued at $3,000.

Subject was contacted during a traffic stop. The subject was subsequently arrested for a warrant. Incident to arrest the subject was searched. During a search, the subject was found to be in possession of a glass pipe. The subject was cited for the pipe and was released.

Subject was contacted during a traffic stop. A records check revealed the subject had a warrant for his arrest. The subject was cited for the warrant and released from the scene.

A subject was contacted during a pedestrian stop and it was determined the subject had a warrant for his arrest. The subject was arrested and booked into the county jail.

Subject lost his balance while rollerblading at the skatepark and fell to the ground while going backwards. Subject stated he felt dizzy and had a cut on the back of his head. Subject refused medical transport.

On 8/1/21, the subject came to the Brisbane Police Department voluntarily to pick up his property that was found at the Brisbane Marina. The subject had a felony warrant for his arrest. The warrant was confirmed and he was arrested and booked into the county jail.