Name match summary
Grimes V. San Francisco Chief Of Police
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Case Synopsis
This is the public record summary for court case 80068, indexed by Open Public Records on May 21, 2019. The case is filed by Grimes against San Francisco Chief Of Police (California). Below you'll find enrichment from multiple authoritative public sources including federal sanctions and wanted lists, the California State Controller's unclaimed property database (2.89M records), the HHS-OIG List of Excluded Individuals/Entities, named-arrest feeds, and 8 related cases in our 12.9-million-record archive.
Filing Details
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Deep Web Search · San Francisco Chief Of Police 2 MATCHED
We checked press coverage for San Francisco Chief Of Police and surfaced 2 relevant articles (out of 20 total) that mention the name and share geographic or legal context with this case. Below also: deep-search links across 11 platforms.
📰 Press Coverage · 2 matching articles
San Diego sued for police records of Encanto man's arrest using bean bags, K9
Thu, 26 Jun 2025 16:10:00 GMT ✓ Matches:
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legal-context
A lawsuit was announced Thursday seeking records from the city of San Diego regarding last fall's arrest of a man whom SDPD officers shot with beanbag rounds and deployed a police dog upon, all while ...…
San Diego police officer indicted on child sexual exploitation charges
Sat, 23 May 2026 02:36:00 GMT ✓ Matches:
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A San Diego police officer has been indicted on federal sexual exploitation charges and accused of using social media to meet underage girls and young women and pay them for sexual images and videos ...…
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Arrest & Booking Records
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Public Arrest & Booking Database ?We mine 6+ open-data arrest feeds where the publishing agency includes full names: Dallas PD, King County WA Jail, Providence RI Police, Montgomery County MD, Norfolk VA PD, plus the San Diego County Sheriff. City PDs (LAPD, NYPD, Chicago, Cincinnati) redact names and we mark those as anonymized.
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We checked 6 public arrest databases.
We looked for San Police in the 6 police departments that publish full arrest names: Dallas PD, King County WA, Providence RI, Montgomery MD, Norfolk VA, and San Diego Sheriff. No match.
About coverage: Most California police departments only publish arrest counts, not names. We're adding more named feeds as they become available.
About coverage: Most California police departments only publish arrest counts, not names. We're adding more named feeds as they become available.
💰 California Unclaimed Property
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CA State Controller · $500+ Unclaimed Property Tier name-based match · not verified
?California publishes a list of money the state is holding for people who never claimed it, including paychecks, refunds, and forgotten bank accounts. We loaded the 2.89 million records worth $500 or more (about $9.3 billion in total) and refresh the list every week. Source: claimit.ca.gov
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We checked California's unclaimed-money list (2.89 million records, $9.3B in total).
We looked for anyone named Police, first name "San" in California's unclaimed-money database.
Result: 0 possible matches with $500 or more unclaimed. Showing 0, ranked by how close each is to where this case was filed.
Result: 0 possible matches with $500 or more unclaimed. Showing 0, ranked by how close each is to where this case was filed.
Nothing turned up. California isn't holding any unclaimed money of $500 or more under the name San Francisco Chief of Police.
Compliance · Sanctions Check name-based match · not verified
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U.S. Treasury Sanctions Check ?The U.S. Treasury keeps a list of people and companies that Americans can't legally do business with, including terrorists, drug traffickers, and sanctioned foreign officials. It's called the SDN list. We refresh our copy every day from OpenSanctions.org. It currently has 19,700 entries.
✓ Clear
We checked the U.S. Treasury's sanctions list (19,700 entries).
We checked everyone named as a party in this case, 1 name in total (San Francisco Chief Of Police), against the list.
No match. None of the parties in this case appear on the U.S. sanctions list.
FBI Most Wanted Check
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FBI Most Wanted ?The FBI publishes a current list of about 990 wanted fugitives, covering the Ten Most Wanted, terrorism, cybercrime, and kidnapping. Pulled live from the FBI's public Wanted API.
✓ Not Listed
We checked the FBI's live most-wanted list.
The FBI publishes a current list of about 990 wanted fugitives, covering the Ten Most Wanted, terrorism, cybercrime, and kidnapping. We checked it in real time for San Francisco Chief of Police.
No match. San Francisco Chief of Police is not on the FBI's wanted list.
Healthcare Program Exclusions (HHS-OIG)
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HHS-OIG LEIE · Federally Excluded Healthcare Providers
?The Office of Inspector General publishes the List of Excluded Individuals/Entities — healthcare providers banned from Medicare, Medicaid, and all federal health programs for fraud, patient abuse, license loss, or controlled-substance violations. We loaded 83,256 currently excluded providers. Source: oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/
✓ Clear
We checked the federal healthcare exclusion list (83,300 providers).
The Office of Inspector General publishes a list of people and companies banned from Medicare, Medicaid, and every federal health program. Reasons include Medicare or Medicaid fraud, patient abuse, license revocation, and controlled-substance violations. We checked it for San Francisco Chief of Police.
No match. San Francisco Chief of Police is not on the federal healthcare exclusion list.
Related Cases not surfaced for this case. Surname-matching needs a person on one side of the case with a first and last name we can identify; this case doesn't have a searchable party name on either side, so we don't show speculative matches.
How We Built This Enrichment
📡 Live data pulls
2026-05-28 18:13 EDT · Edge cache 30 days
Every section above represents a real search against an authoritative public source. Sources are refreshed on a periodic schedule and cached; results shown reflect the most recent successful refresh of each source:
OFAC (daily), FBI Wanted (real-time), HHS-OIG LEIE (weekly), CA Unclaimed Property (weekly Thursdays), arrest feeds (varies by city).
🎯 Name disambiguation
Location-proximity scoring
Common last names like Smith or Jones produce many matches. We rank them by how close each case is to where this one was filed. Same city is a Strong Match, same state is a Likely Match, different state is a Possible Match. We don't claim two people are the same without a date of birth or address to back it up.
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Total volume
On this page we checked San Francisco Chief of Police against: Open Public Records archive (12.9 million court cases), U.S. Treasury sanctions list (19,700 entries), FBI most-wanted list (990 fugitives), Federal healthcare exclusion list (83,300 providers), 6 public arrest databases, and California's unclaimed-money database (2.89 million records, $9.3B total). In total, about 15.9 million records across 6 sources for this one case.
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