#2025-287478/West Precinct/Second Watch/D2:
At 0037 hours, Dispatch broadcast a call of 8-9 shots heard with 3-4 following. As Officer were enroute an update to thew call was broadcast that apartment windows had been hit with gun fire. Upon police arrival they quickly gained access to the building and checked on the units that windows were hit. Two were unoccupied and one was occupied, and the resident was not injured. Witness stated that someone in a vehicle began firing at someone walking on the sidewalk. The person on the sidewalk began running and firing back towards the vehicle, most likely hitting the apartment building. Witnesses stated the grey sedan that shots came from then fled north.
#2025-287857/West Precinct/Third Watch/S2:
At 0111 hours, patrol responded to the 8000 Blk of Rainier Ave S for a report of shots fired with multiple callers. Upon arrival, officers located several casings of different calibers in the middle of Rainier Ave S. There was damage to a local business window. No witness, victim, or suspect information at this time.
#2025-287857/West Precinct/Third Watch/S2:
At 1142 hours, a victim and suspect have a multi-month history where the suspect has been trying to get the victim to cash bad checks for him. The suspect was arrested a few months back and believes that the victim turned him in. Today the suspect called him homophobic names, as well as threatening to kill or end the victim with a gun. The victim felt the threats were bias based.
#2025-288624/East Precinct/Second Watch/E2:
At 1751 hours, there was a demonstration at Cal Anderson Park. Over time the protest had between 100-200 people. They used amplified sound to give speeches and remained stationary in the park. An organizer did state they intended to march but they never did so. A car brigade of about 20 cars drove through the downtown and West resources monitored them until they drove up to Cal Anderson Park. The car brigade honked their horns and blocked traffic on 11 Ave next to the park for a short period of time before the cars parked or drove away. The demonstrators gave a speech saying they would return on Tuesday (10/7). The Demonstration dispersed on its own after two hours. CRG monitored this event 233 monitored.
#2025-288756/East Precinct/Third Watch/C1:
At CRG and patrol officers responded to a demonstration near 16 Av E and E Aloha St. Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered on the street in front of a local tech company CEO’s residence. Protesters used a vehicle brigade to block the street. They spray painted the sidewalk and surveillance cameras at the residence and threw red glitter and several Lime scooters at the front entry gate of the residence. The protesters were angry with the CEO and his company over its business dealings with the Israeli government. The protest lasted approximately 30 minutes, and the group dispersed. This protest was an offshoot of a Pro-Palestinian demonstration that occurred at Cal Anderson Park earlier in the evening. This event occurred on the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur. The family advised they felt specifically targeted by protesters because they are Jewish. No arrests were made.
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