Ocean Campus sexual battery brings a same-day warning
AI-generated · every claim is source-linkedCity College of San Francisco issued a timely warning for a sexual battery at Ocean Campus and said the suspect was later arrested.
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update: suspect(student)was arrested this morning. suspect is not allowed to return to campus. please call district police if suspect is observed on campus Timely Warning Crime Bulletin 26-01: Ocean Campus 03/18/2026 Sexual Battery Incident Reported: 03/18/2026 Time Reported: 3:28pm Incident Occurred: March 18th, 2026 Time Occurred: Approximately 3:00pm Location: HBB Parking Lot’s North Driveway Victim: Non-Student Suspect: Hispanic male adult, 5’ 7”, approximately 28 years old, greasy hair, wiry black beard, grayish teeth, black pants, dirty white t-shirt, black backpack, black athletic shoes, with a medium build. The victim was walking southbound on Frida Kahlo Way on the west side of the street’s sidewalk. As the victim approached the HBB parking lot’s north driveway exit, the suspect approached the victim from behind and grabbed the victim’s buttocks. The victim turned away from the suspect and said, “Don’t touch me bitch” causing the suspect to walk away. Afterwards, the victim used their cellular phone to record the suspect walking on the east side of the street toward Ocean Ave. Utilizing the victim’s cell phone footage, we were able to use our surveillance cameras to track the suspect at the Muni Bus Loop leaving on a bus. Suspect pictures below: If you have any suspect information, please contact Officer Sandhu at 415-239-3200 or email him at ssandhu@ccsf.edu Page 1 of 3 Prevention Tips: 1) Always protect yourself 2) Walk in groups 3) Be aware of your surroundings 4) Draw attention to yourself by yelling when assistance is needed 5) Trust your instincts, don’t hesitate to take action 6) Run or walk away from the trouble and seek help 7) If possible, use your phone to take pictures or record 8) Immediately call 415-239-3200 or use an emergency blue phone 9) Provide suspect description/s, direction of flight, and advise if weapons were used 10) Carry pepper spray, a whistle, or your keys in hand to be used as a defensive weapon CCSF District Police Department Emergency Contact Numbers • CCSF PD 415-239-3200 • CCSF PD 415-279-9001 Cell Phone • Off Campus – Call 911 City College of San Francisco seeks to build a safe campus that is free of sexual violence and harassment and that is supportive of survivors of sexual violence within our college community. Here is more information about how to connect with supportive community and resources at our college and beyond. CCSF On-Campus Resources and Support: • Project SURVIVE: A supportive community of survivors and allies at City College focused on preventing abuse and promoting healthy relationships through peer-led presentations, a campus club, and short-term crisis counseling and resource & referral visits: o www.ccsf.edu/survive o (415) 239-3899 • Women’s Resource Center: The Women's Resource Center is a safe place that provides information to women and all students about resources available to them both on and off- campus. Located on Ocean campus in Student Success Center (SSC 2112A): o https://www.ccsf.edu/wrc o (415) 239-3112 • Student Health Services: City College of San Francisco Student Health Services promotes student success and the well-being of the whole student: physically, mentally, and socially: o www.ccsf.edu/studenthealth o (415) 239-3110 • CCSF Title IX Office: o Title IX | CCSF o 415-452-7660 Page 2 of 3 Off-Campus Resources and Support: • National Domestic Violence Hotline o https://www.thehotline.org/ o 1-800-799-7233 • San Francisco Women Against Rape (SFWAR) Rape 24- Hour Crisis Hotline o https://sfwar.org/ o 415-647-RAPE • Rape Trauma Services Crisis Line: o https://www.rapetraumaservices.org/services/24-hour-crisis-line.html o 650-692-7273 • Woman Inc. Hotline o http://www.womaninc.org/ o 877-384-3578 Page 3 of 3
Sourcepresent25/25
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25 of 25 passes marked this present. The bulletin names district police and Officer Sandhu.
Who is sending the alert and who is responding. People act faster on a message from a clearly identifiable, credible sender, such as a named department, the police, or a branded alert system, than on an anonymous notice. A branded signature counts.
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- present: First reading: present. The bulletin names district police and Officer Sandhu.
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Hazardpresent25/25
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25 of 25 passes marked this present. Sexual battery names the offense.
What the threat actually is. A complete warning names the specific danger, such as a shooter, a fire, a tornado, or a gas leak, rather than a vague emergency, because people decide what to do based on what they are facing.
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- present: First reading: present. Sexual battery names the offense.
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Locationpresent25/25
Final assessment
25 of 25 passes marked this present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
Where the threat is. Saying whether danger is in a specific building, a part of campus, or area-wide lets people judge their own proximity and choose a safe direction. Without a where, a warning is hard to act on precisely.
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- present: First reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Second reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Third reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Fourth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Fifth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Sixth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Seventh reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Eighth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Ninth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
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- present: Sixteenth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Seventeenth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Eighteenth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Nineteenth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Twentieth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Twenty-first reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Twenty-second reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Twenty-third reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Twenty-fourth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
- present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. The HBB parking lot driveway and Frida Kahlo Way name the place.
Guidancepresent25/25
Final assessment
25 of 25 passes marked this present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
The protective action to take. A clear, specific instruction, such as shelter in place, evacuate, avoid the area, or run-hide-fight, drives faster and more correct protective behavior than describing the threat alone.
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- present: First reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Second reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Third reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Fourth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Fifth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Sixth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
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- present: Tenth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Eleventh reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Twelfth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Thirteenth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Fourteenth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Fifteenth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Sixteenth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Seventeenth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Eighteenth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Nineteenth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Twentieth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Twenty-first reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Twenty-second reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Twenty-third reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Twenty-fourth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
- present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. Readers are told to call district police if the suspect is seen on campus.
Timepresent25/25
Final assessment
25 of 25 passes marked this present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
When the message applies. A timestamp, the word now or immediately, or a phrase like until further notice tells the reader whether the danger is current and how quickly to act.
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- present: First reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Second reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Third reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Fourth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Fifth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Sixth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Seventh reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Eighth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Ninth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Tenth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Eleventh reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Twelfth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Thirteenth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Fourteenth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Fifteenth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Sixteenth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Seventeenth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Eighteenth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Nineteenth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Twentieth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Twenty-first reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Twenty-second reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Twenty-third reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Twenty-fourth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
- present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. "3:28pm" and "3:00pm" place the event.
Impactpresent25/25
Final assessment
25 of 25 passes marked this present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
What the hazard could do to the people in its path. Beyond naming the threat, a complete warning conveys its potential consequences or severity, such as that a tornado can level buildings or that a leak could be explosive, so recipients grasp how much danger they are in. Research on warning message content finds that a concrete impact statement helps people personalize their risk and act sooner.
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- present: First reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Second reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Third reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Fourth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Fifth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Sixth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Seventh reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Eighth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Ninth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Tenth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Eleventh reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Twelfth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Thirteenth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Fourteenth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Fifteenth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Sixteenth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Seventeenth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Eighteenth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Nineteenth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Twentieth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Twenty-first reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Twenty-second reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Twenty-third reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Twenty-fourth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
- present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. The suspect is described by age, height, clothing, and build.
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Campus Alert Archive. "City College of San Francisco: Ocean Campus sexual battery brings a same-day warning." Incident of March 18, 2026. Added October 2026. https://campusalertarchive.com/case/city-college-of-san-francisco-ocean-campus-sexual-battery-2026-03-18/
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