San Francisco Chronicle

Colma stolen car had pot, ammo

- By Joel Umanzor Joel Umanzor (he/him) is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: joel. umanzor@sfchronicl­e.com

A San Francisco man was arrested this week after Colma police found numerous California license plates, a loaded magazine and cannabis in a stolen car, according to authoritie­s.

Officers responded to a vehicle with “suspicious license plates” around 3:57 a.m. Tuesday in the 100 block of Hickey Boulevard in South San Francisco near El Camino Real and towed the vehicle, Colma police posted on their Facebook page.

A records check of the vehicle showed that it was stolen in Redwood City in September and, after the tow, police searched the vehicle, finding a loaded high-capacity magazine, empty magazines, ammunition, an unspecifie­d number of license plates and cannabis, authoritie­s added.

Police believe some of the license plates, which had been reported stolen, were taken during a residentia­l burglary in Hillsborou­gh.

A 27-year-old man who allegedly stole the vehicle was located and detained, police stated. He was found in possession of a loaded Glock 19 and cocaine.

The suspect was found to have two outstandin­g felony warrants and one misdemeano­r warrant for his arrest, authoritie­s stated. He was booked into San Mateo County jail.

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