Also in the crime blotter: a teen's gun turns out to be fake, a hot prowl burglar gets caught, more.

Plus, Castro Community on Patrol is celebrating its 10th anniversary next week.

The station's plainclothes unit is now fully staffed, and attendees grilled reps from the SF Deltas soccer team for details on game-day strategies.

The latest crime roundup includes a life-threatening stabbing that occurred last night, home break-ins, and an armed robbery at Twin Peaks.

A full house packed a Duboce Triangle meeting room to hear crime statistics, ask questions and receive presentations on public safety.

Capt. John Sanford, Jr. encouraged residents who'd received KKK flyers to contact the station, even if no laws were broken.

Notable items in the latest crime roundup: ongoing auto break-ins, coyote precautions, tree vandalism, and LGBTQ safety during Pride.

Park District robberies, auto thefts and car break-ins have declined year-over-year, but burglaries are holding steady.

Two more burglarized businesses, plus a stabbing at Jane Warner Plaza and a very unfortunate minivan.

The meeting featured an update on recent crime stats, an overview of the 4/20 response plan, and a surprise visit from London Breed.

Hot prowl burglaries were particularly prevalent in the Inner Sunset over past couple of weeks.

The meeting focused largely on crime and traffic stats, but officers also discussed the recent operation that issued 25 citations to dog owners for various violations.

While there are fewer crimes to report this time around, we still saw some notable incidents, especially near Twin Peaks.