South San Francisco, CA June 7, 2015 Submitted by SSFPD 
On 06-06-15 at about 0338 hours, South San Francisco Police Officers were dispatched to a report of a solo-vehicle collision on the 100 block of Chestnut Avenue. The reporting party advised that a vehicle collided with a tree and a parked car. Officers arrived on scene and found (S) Jacob Mooney seated in his wrecked car.
Officers determined that Mooney was driving his vehicle while under the influence of marijuana and Xanax. Mooney was also illegally in possession of Xanax without a prescription. A search of Mooney’s vehicle revealed that he was illegally in possession of a concealed and loaded handgun. Mooney was arrested for 23152(e) VC (driving under the influence of drugs), l l 350(a) H&S (possession of illegal drugs), and 25850(a) PC (illegal possession of a loaded firearm) and he was booked into the San Mateo County Jail.
John. I read your comment John and you are mixed up. Jacob hit a parked car. There was no one around. Get your facts right before you spout crop out of your mouth that you know nothing about. In your own business unless you have proof
Jacob’s Father,
Please note, because we do not know all the facts and our purpose is to share information rather than create it, what we published is a direct copy/ paste from the press release issued by the SSFPD. That said, thank you for sharing your perspective as every story has many sides and it is important that they are heard.
Best,
-Ed
That’s why the stuff this SSFPD puts out to the media is not to be trusted.
Editor: for your information all of your information is incorrect. Jacob Mooney did not hit a tree, he side swiped a car. The police suspected that he was under the influence of something. After giving all the tests, they assumed he was under the influence of marijuana. After a search of his car, they found one half of a Xanax pill. He did have a loaded handgun in his car, but it was not concealed, it was in his back seat. He had been to his fathers house the day before to go to a shooting range and just forgot to unload the pistol. The charge of possession of illegal drugs was dropped as a misdemeanor. When the officers arrived on the scene, Jacob was outside of his car assessing the damage to his car. Who ever gave you the information you published is wrong. It will be very interesting to see the arrest report and what it contains. In my opinion, publishing misinformation is slenderest at the least. Before something is published, get the facts first before you make someone more guilty than they actually are. Signed, Jacobs father
Actually no Jacob was not assessing anything. He was pulled out of his car unconscious .
I was there. My girlfriend was the person he hit. I watched the firemen pull him from the front seat.