Full Notification

When I mention “the unit block” of a street, this means the incident occurred at an address anywhere between 1 and 99 of the street.  
  
 
Robberies
 
There were four robberies during the past week.
 
On Monday, 02-24-25, at approximately 10:30 a.m., in the parking lot of Skyline Plaza, two victims were sitting in their vehicle when a white vehicle parked next to them. The vehicle was occupied by a male driver and two female passengers. The two females exited the vehicle and attempted to sell jewelry to the victims. One suspect tried to put a necklace on one victim, while the other suspect attempted to put a ring on the second victim. When the victims refused the jewelry, the suspect who had tried to place the necklace on one of them, ripped off the victim’s gold chain that he was wearing. The other suspect attempted to remove the second victim’s ring but was unsuccessful. Both suspects then got back into the white vehicle and fled toward Southgate Avenue. On 02-26-25, officers located the suspect vehicle on Southgate Avenue and Palmcrest Avenue and conducted a traffic stop. All three suspects were arrested. The driver, a 33-year-old Oakland resident, along with the first passenger, a 32-year-old, and the second passenger, a 25-year-old, were booked into jail for robbery and other offenses.
 
On Wednesday, 02-26-25, at approximately 10:24 p.m., officers were dispatched to the unit block of Park Street on a report of a robbery. The victim stated that he had arrived at this location to meet a female. He parked his vehicle in the garage, exited the car, and walked toward the female. They entered a set of doors and were in a stairwell landing area when five to six male suspects approached. Four of the suspects pointed firearms at the victim. The female then moved aside and entered doors leading to the first floor of the apartment building. The suspects took the victim’s hoodie, gold necklace, shoes, iPhone, and car keys. The suspects then ordered the victim to remove his earrings. While the victim was taking off his earrings, one of the suspects told him he was being too loud and struck him in the face with a pistol. The suspects then ran to the victim’s car, a 2016 BMW 650i, and drove off. The victim described one of the suspects as a Samoan male, approximately 5’10” to 5’11” tall, with a slender build, wearing a blue face mask, a black fleece hoodie, and black pants. A second suspect was described as a Black male, approximately 5’6” tall, with a slender build, wearing a black hoodie with a white logo and a spiderweb design on the chest. Through investigation, on Monday, 03-03-25, officers arrested the female suspect, an 18-year-old South San Francisco resident. She was booked into jail for robbery, carjacking, assault with a semiautomatic firearm, and conspiracy to commit a crime. This investigation is ongoing.
 
On Thursday, 02-27-25, at approximately 12:43 a.m., at an apartment on the 200 block of Lake Merced Boulevard, a victim was punched multiple times by two suspects and fell to the ground. A third suspect then took the victim’s keys from his sweatshirt pocket. The victim got up and walked out of the apartment. One suspect later returned the victim’s keys, but the vehicle key fob was missing. The victim walked across the street and called for help. The victim was not sure which apartment he had been in. Officers later found one half of the key fob at the bottom of a flight of stairs and the other half on the victim’s vehicle. They returned the key fob to the victim. The victim described the suspect who took the keys from his pocket as a Hispanic male, approximately 26 years old, 6’2” tall, with a black buzzcut, brown eyes, wearing a black hoodie, dark jeans, and black shoes. The second suspect was described as a Hispanic male, approximately 16 years old, 5’3” tall, wearing a gray T-shirt with a comic logo, light blue jeans, and black shoes. This suspect had black hair with a long strand of hair at the back of his head. The third suspect was described as a Hispanic male, approximately 25 years old, 5’4” tall, wearing a black beanie, black shirt, khaki pants, and tan boots with long black hair tied in a pony tail. This investigation is ongoing.
 
On Friday, 02-28-25, at approximately 1:15 p.m., at a Wells Fargo ATM inside Safeway at the Westlake Shopping Center, a suspect used a ruse to lure a victim back to the ATM she had just used. While doing so, he pulled on her hand and swapped her ATM card with another plastic card. The suspect later went to another Wells Fargo and withdrew money from the victim’s account. The suspect was described as a White or Hispanic male with a beard, approximately 5’8” to 5’10” tall, weighing over 300 pounds, wearing a black and yellow baseball cap, a white and blue surgical mask, a white T-shirt, and black pants. This investigation is ongoing.
 
 
Residential Burglaries
 
There was one residential burglary during the past week.
 
Between Friday, 02-21-25, at approximately 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, 03-02-25, at approximately 3:00 p.m., an apartment on the 800 block of Campus Drive was burglarized. The victim stated that a watch was stolen.
 
 
Commercial Burglaries
 
There were no commercial burglaries during the past week.
 
 
Vehicle Burglaries   
 
There were no vehicle burglaries during the past week.
 
 
Stolen Vehicles 
 
There were two stolen vehicles during the past week. Two vehicles were recovered.
 

• Crocker Avenue and Brunswick Street—a theft of a 2022 Dodge Durango. Occurred between 6:30 p.m. on 02-28-25 and 8:30 a.m. on 03-01-25. **Recovered by DCPD on 03-01-25.

 

• Upland Avenue and Skyline Drive—a theft of a 2010 Acura TSX. Occurred on 02-28-25 between 7:30 p.m. and 10:18 p.m. **Recovered by Oakland PD on 03-02-25.

 
 
Miscellaneous
 

• There were 140 cases taken.

 

• There were 25 domestic disturbance cases reported.

 

• There was 1 case involving an involuntary psychiatric hold.

 

• There were 6 malicious mischief/vandalism cases reported.

 

• There was 1 case for public intoxication.

 

• There were 5 hit-and-run collisions reported.

 

• There were 2 narcotics-related cases taken.

 
 
Community Events/Information
 
Daly City Police Department’s Community Police Academy
 
Join our Community Police Academy for a memorable and rewarding experience to learn about our processes, roles, and responsibilities of our staff, and gain skills you can use in everyday life. Classes start on March 20, 2025, and run through May 8, 2025, every Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Some topics covered include Community Division and Outreach, Patrol Operations, Traffic Operations, Use of Force and De-escalation, Police K-9 Unit, and much more! Space is limited. Applicants must live or work in Daly City, be at least 18 years of age, have no felony convictions, and are expected to attend all classes or agree to attend at least 8 out of 10 classes. For more information and to apply, please visit www.dalycity.org/559/Community-Police-Academy.
 
 
Sandbags Available While Supplies Last
 
Sandbags are accessible 24/7 at two locations for residents with proof of residency:
- Department of Water & Wastewater Resources (parking lot) - 153 Lake Merced Blvd.  
- Department of Public Works (Corporation Yard entrance) - 798 Niantic Ave.  
 
Limit 10. Please take only what is needed as supplies are limited. When filling sandbags, fill them only halfway, so they are not too heavy to lift and will stack properly.
 
 
San Mateo County Alert System (SMC)
 
Have you signed up to receive these alerts? This alert is a free digital communication system used by emergency management agencies and first responders to send emergency alerts, notifications, and updates to portable digital devices. In an emergency situation, an alert will be sent by San Mateo County authorized personnel, and you will receive messages on your cell phone or mobile device. Most carriers activate the service automatically. To receive emergency alerts, sign up by visiting www.smcalert.info.
 
 
Nextdoor.com
 
Nextdoor.com is a free private social networking website for your neighborhood. This private network ensures that only those who live in your neighborhood can join; users must go through a verification process. Neighbors ask each other for business recommendations; help in locating missing pets; discuss relevant local government issues; or connect for other reasons. It is very easy to sign up. I like the fact that the site verifies users by addresses, and it won’t allow people to access a neighborhood if they don’t live there. Please note: The City of Daly City and/or the Police Department cannot see what residents post—we are only allowed to post information. There is also a mobile application, or you can have it sent to your e-mail. Give it a try!  www.nextdoor.com
 
 
Digital/Social Media
 
Please “follow” us on Facebook if you would like to see updates and photos about the Police Department. Our handle on X, formerly Twitter, is @DalyCityPD, and on Instagram, we are DalyCityPD.
 
 
 
 

Thank you,
 
 
Judy Huey
Management Analyst
650-746-8373
[email protected]