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Captain Joseph Engler

Northern Station Newsletter sanfranciscopolice.org

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Residents, Merchants, and Visitors,

On Monday, November 11th we celebrate the heroic deeds and

sacrifices of the honorable men and women who have served and those

who continue to serve in the armed forces of the United States of

America. Joining the ranks are hundreds of members of the San

Francisco Police Department.

Every year, on November 11th at 11:00 am, the Veterans

Day National Ceremony is held at Arlington National Cemetery. During

the ceremony, a wreath is laid at the Tomb of the Unknowns. The

ceremony is then continued inside the Memorial Amphitheater with a

parade of colors by veterans' organizations and remarks from

dignitaries. The ceremony is intended to honor and thank all who

served in the United States Armed Forces.

Here in San Francisco, the 99th Annual Veteran's Day Parade

will be held on Sunday, November 10th at 11:00 am. The parade will

start on the Embarcadero at North Point Street, traveling north-west on

The Embarcadero to Jefferson Street, then west on Jefferson Street

post the review stand on Jefferson Street near Leavenworth Street.

Also, on Monday, November 1 1 th at 11:00 am, a Veteran's Day

Commemoration will be hosted by the Presidia Trust at celebration is

also held within the Presidia at the Korean War Memorial located at

Lincoln Boulevard and Sheridan Avenue in San Francisco.

In preparing this weekly message, I came across the remarks

of President George W. Bush delivered at the Arlington National

Cemetery during a Veteran's Day National Ceremony on November

11, 2006. These words, as delivered, capture perfectly and

eloquently the homage deserved by the men and women of our armed

forces.

"Since the presidency of Abraham Lincoln, the National

Cemetery has reminded our citizens of the cost of liberty. The simple

white markers testify to honor fulfilled and duty served. Most of these

markers stand over graves of Americans who came home to enjoy the

peace they earned. Too many stand over the graves of those who

gave their lives to protect that peace. This day is dedicated to all who

answered the call to service -- whether they live in honor among us, or

sleep in valor beneath this sacred ground." -President George W. Bush

Have a great weekend and please take a moment to honor

those who have served and continue to serve. -JE

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Check it out!

"Full Buck"

Sunday, November 3rd, 2019 marked the end of Daylight Savings Time and we gained an extra

hour of sleep. As we all reset our clocks and adjust to the darker evenings, let us take the time

to review some important bicycle and pedestrian safety tips.

Cyclists

Always wear a helmet - those under 18 years of age must wear helmets by law.

Equip your bicycle with reflectors and lights, front and back.

Wear bright or reflective clothing.

Pedestrians have the right of way.

Stop behind the crosswalk, mind all street signs and lights.

Keep one ear free from headphones.

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Only cross the Street i n marked or unmarked crosswalks and look before you step off the curb.

Look both ways, allow motorist or cyclists to acknowledge your presence before you cross the

street.

Wear bright or reflective clothing.

Carry a light or use your cell phone's flashlight to help you be Seen.

And motorists please be mindful of others who share the road.

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Coinmunily

The San Francisco Police Department will conduct Traffic

Safety Enforcement Operations on November 12th, and

22nd with a focus on bicycle and pedestrian safety. Over

the past three years, the department has identified areas

where significant numbers of pedestrian and bicycle-

related collisions have occurred and responded by

deploying additional officers to those areas in an effort to

prevent deaths and injuries.

Special attention will be given to Focus on the Five

violations: speeding, making illegal turns, failing to stop

for stop signs and red lights, failing to yield to

pedestrians in crosswalks, as well as any other dangerous

violation.

San Francisco is committed to eliminating traffic deaths on

our streets as part of Vision Zero SF. Vision Zero SF is our

city's commitment to prioritize safe streets for everyone.

https://www.sanfranciscopolice.org/news/bicycle-and-pedestrian-safety-enforCemeflt-OPerUtiOflS-PlOfl-1


INCIDENT RECAPS

Battery

On 11/1/19 at 0512 hours, officers responded to a call of a battery. Upon arrival, officers met with

the victim, at 880 Franklin Street. The victim sustained injuries to his left eye. The victim provided

officers with the subject's description, at which time officers broadcasted the information over pic

radio. The victim told officers that he saw the subject standing outside and began pulling on a stand

pipe that was connected to the building. The victim instructed the subject to leave, however the subject

refused, approached the victim, and punched him three times in the face; the subject then fled the

scene. The victim provided officers with video surveillance footage.

Possession of a Loaded Firearm in Vehicle

On 11/2/19 at 0758 hours, officers were on patrol when they observed a motor vehicle license plate,

which was expired by three years. Officers then effected a traffic stop. Officers determined the

vehicle would be towed and requested the driver to exit the vehicle. Once the subject exited the

vehicle, officers conducted a vehicle inventory search prior to it being towed. Officers located a loaded,

firearm, concealed under the driver seat of the vehicle. Officers located no other weapons in the

vehicle nor on the subject's person. The subject was then placed under arrest. Upon return to the

station, officers determined the firearm had been reported stolen out of Fresno County.


Upcoming Events

11/11/19 Veteran's Day

11/12/19 Captain's Community meeting @ Northern Station

11/13/19 Officer James Guelff 25th Anniversary Memorial

11/28/19 Thanksgiving

11/29/19 Day After Thanksgiving

This Week In Military History

10/28/19 in 1942 the "Tokyo Express" lands troops on Guadalcanal.

10/29/19 in 1914 Russia declares war on Turkey.

10/30/19 in 1954 the Defense Department announces elimination of all segregated military units.

10/31/19 in 1968 President Johnson orders a halt to all bombing of North Vietnam.

11/1/19 in 1942 Guadalcanal: Marines attack across the Matanikau River.

11/2/19 in 1943 Empress Augusta Bay: Ineffective Japanese air raids on U.S. ships.

11/3/19 in 1957 USSR launches Sputnik 2 with the dog Laika, the first animal in orbit.

https://www.strategypage.com/today-in-military-history.aspx

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Safety SF,

SAFETY

In order to address the issues cyclists are faced with, SAFE has partnered with the

San Francisco Police Department and dedicated community members to create SAFE

Bikes. SAFE Bikes maintains a registry to help get your bike back to you in case it's

stolen, and an information page to keep you and your bike out of harm's way.

Please see Project Safe's Brochure on how to stay safe through the link below:

https://secureservercdn.net/198.71 .233.109/59z.2fa.myftpupload.com/wp-content/

uploads/201 7/1 2/SF-SAFE_Personal-Safety-gate-fold-brochure.pdf


The SFPD wants to hear from YOU.

We are committed to excellence in law enforcement and are dedicated to the people, traditions and

diversity of our City. Our mission is to provide service with understanding, response with compassion,

performance with integrity and law enforcement with vision.

We welcome your comments. Let us know how we're doing, what we could be doing better and your

thoughts on how your police department can work more closely with the community we proudly serve.

Visit us at http://sanfranciscopolice.org/feedback. Your feedback will help SFPD better serve our

City. Comments will be reviewed by our Community Engagement Unit and forwarded to the relevant

unit, department office or neighborhood station for review and follow up, if appropriate.

(If this is an emergency, please call 911. For non-emergencies, call 415-553-0123. You may also visit

http//sanfranciscopoIice.org/police-commendation-compIaint for more information on providing input

on SFPD policies and practices.)

https://www.sa nf ranciscopolice.org/get-service/police-commend ation

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Join the SFPD - and be part of San Francisco's finest! San Francisco is a world-class city with a world-class police force. From Fisherman's Wharf to Golden Gate Park and from Nob Hill to the Tenderloin, whether

we're on foot patrol, horseback, or in squad cars, investigating felonies, responding to emergencies or leading classes on public safety, we're working with

you to help keep our community safe.

"The San Francisco Police Department offers qualified men and women the opportunity to make a positive difference in our citizens' daily lives. /

encourage you to apply today to see how you can become one of San Francisco's finest,"

- Chief William Scott

Applying is easy!

We are accepting Entry Level (0-2) Police Officer applications. To apply please follow the 2-step process:

1. Apply with the City and County of San Francisco at www.jobaps.com/sf (Entry Level (0-2) Police Officer)

2. Go to www.nationaltestingnetwork.com, choose law enforcement and register to take the San Francisco

Police Department's Written Examination*.

*As part of this process, you will need to establish an account with NTN. A fee is required to take the written examination.

Candidates with demonstrated financial hardship may submit a request to have the fee waived prior to test registration. See

"Candidate FAQ ff27" on the NTN website (https://nationaltestingnetwork.com/publicsafetyjobs/faqs.cfm) to learn more on how

to apply for a fee waiver.

Have Questions? Contact the San Francisco Police Department

Recruitment Unit

1245 3 d Street, 5° Floor, San Francisco, CA 94158

Phone: 415-837-7270

Fax: 415-575-6095

[email protected] ( @SFPDRecruitment

The San Francisco Police Department values diversity in its workforce, and is committed to fair and equal treatment of all applicants

for employment. Discrimination on the basis of sex, race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, disability, medical condition,

marital status, sexual orientation, or other protected categories is prohibited and unlawful.


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Non-Emergency: 415-553-0123

Cell Phone 9ll: 911

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Crime Statistics Disclaimer:

Crime statistical data is accurate at the time the data is

forwarded for publication. It is anticipated that weekly

crime statistics will trend slightly higher, as victims of

crime often delay the reporting of crime using Online

reporting and walk-in station counter reports after the

date of the actual incident.

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