A man suspected in multiple recent commercial burglaries in San Francisco has been arrested, police said.
According to officers, the burglaries began on November 13 and took place in neighborhoods throughout the city, including the Sunset District, South of Market, Fisherman's Wharf, the Richmond District and Mission District.
In most of the robberies, police said the suspect was seen leaving in a black sedan. According to police, three of the robberies took place on the same day.• November 16: 800 block of Ulloa Street• November 16: 2300 block of Irving Sreet• December 2: 1000 block of Folsom StreetPolice said Thursday that burglary investigators were able to identify the suspect. An officer spotted the suspect and the black sedan on the 200 block of Berry Street and he was arrested without incident.
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