Let’s be careful out there, people!

From the SF Examiner’s Law and Disorder blog this morning:

A Bernal Heights resident who made the unfortunate mistake of answering his door Monday was robbed by two suspects at gunpoint.

At about 9:30 p.m., the victim heard some knocks on the door of his apartment in the 100 block of Highland Avenue, according to the San Francisco Police Department.

At the door was a black male, who spoke with the victim and distracted him while a second man, an Asian male, entered through the unit’s rear door. While the victim was talking to the man on the doorstep, the second suspect approached him from behind, pointed a gun at him and demanded cash, police said.

UPDATE: Here’s some additional detail from the SFPD’s Ingelside Station crime blotter:

09:21 pm       100 blk Highland                Robbery w/ Gun
Officer Lim and Shugars with Officers Archilla and Kneuker responded to a robbery call.  The victim, a pizza delivery man, was held up at gunpoint by an African American male and Filipino male accomplice.  The victim delivered the ordered food to the door and the Filipino suspect answered, took the food and retreated into the home to get some change.  The African American suspect approached the victim and forced him into the house where both suspects then robbed him of his money.  The suspects then fled together out of the back of the building.  Officers searched the area for the suspects to no avail.  CSI responded to process the scene.  Report number 101126062

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