A 25-year-old man identified by police as Jovan Jones of Marin City was arrested Saturday night for allegedly raping and robbing a woman after forcing his way into her apartment on Telegraph Hill in San Francisco.
The 26-year-old victim was entering her residence on Alta Street at around 8 p.m. when the suspect pushed his way in, according to San Francisco police Sgt. Michael Andraychak. Once inside, Jones allegedly forced the woman to the floor and threatened to kill her, before demanding money and sexually assaulting her.
A 911 call from a neighbor alerted police, and when officers arrived, Jones jumped off of a balcony and ran, police said. With the help of officers from the Central Police Station and a California Highway Patrol helicopter, the suspect was found hiding in the backyard of a residence on Green Street and handcuffed at 9:20 p.m., Andraychak said.
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I enjoy endangering the health, safety, and welfare of my dog by leaving him unattended in a motor vehicle.
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Try sticking to facts and if you cannot then lie better.
She also need one of these grande launcher things to defend herself:
Yes, those look great when leaving or coming back home while strapped to the shoulder. The intimidation factor alone would have prevented this particular situation from happening. I get it now...
Better to shoot the perps dead, the more lethal the better.
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Two suspects, later identified as Carlos Alcazar, an 18-year-old Rohnert Park resident, and Gabriela Hall, an 18-year-old Santa Rosa resident, were found coming out of a nearby backyard and detained.
At the same time, police received an anonymous call reporting that the third suspect was hiding in a home on nearby Sunset Avenue.
Deputies found a female resident there hysterical and crying and unable to speak. She let them inside and they found the third suspect, later identified as Eric Guardado-Viruete, a 20-year-old Santa Rosa resident and the alleged driver of the vehicle.
Guardado-Viruete was hiding under blankets in a bedroom. The woman told deputies that he had forced entry into the home and held her against her will, Duke said.
Alcazar and Hall were arrested on suspicion of delaying and resisting and officer, a misdemeanor. Guardado-Viruete was arrested on suspicion of vehicular evading, burglary, false imprisonment and driving on a suspended license, Duke said.
If only the residents had an assault rifle ... these perps will no longer be perps.
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Five men stormed into an Outer Richmond District home early Thursday and held the eight residents at gunpoint before fleeing with electronics, cash and luggage, San Francisco police said.
The attackers broke down the wooden door of the home on the 500 block of 40th Avenue at 2:50 a.m., dragged the residents from their beds and held them at gunpoint in the living room, police said. Home invasion in S.F.'s Outer Richmond - SFGate
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