Knife Assault on State Street

Code 245pc: Assault with a knife in the 500 block of State Street. The victim was hit in the neck with the knife, unknown if the injury is serious. The suspect is a Hispanic Male Adult (HMA) headed westbound on Haley on a bicycle wearing a yellow bandana and blue puffy jacket.

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  1. These lower State Street blocks seem to be more gangs, than vagrants. Upper State Street is the vagrant crime hot spot. Pick your poison. Not sure why SBPD allows these two crime hot spots to fester, since the show up repeatedly in published crime report maps. Maybe instead of Broken Windows crime theory that any crime is bad anywhere, they subscribe to Whack-a- Mole crime theory – let it fester in the same spots to keep it from spreading out elsewhere.

  2. @404 gangs? have you even been downtown? gangs do not hangout on state street…random vagrant attack sure, but gangs? nope. i am down there almost every night and day too. there are no gangs on lower state. bums and a few drunks, no gangs. carry on.

  3. State Street is the turf war dividing line between the lower east side and the lower westside. No, they do not permanently hang out. They rumble across looking for trouble and revenge from time to time. Those blocks are gang war no man’s land.

  4. Ortega Street pedestrian bridge over Highway 101 enters the 500- 600 blocks of State Street and acts as the linking corridor between the lower east and lower westside gangs. Be aware. Read their gang sign graffiti. These lower State Street blocks have long been unsavory.

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