Halloween Store Robbery Turns Violent In Pacifica: Police

PACIFICA, CA — Three San Francisco residents were arrested after a robbery at a Spirit Halloween store in Pacifica left an employee injured, police said.

Pacifica police officers were dispatched to the store at Fairmont Shopping Center at about 12:14 p.m. Wednesday after employees reported that three people had stolen merchandise and pushed an employee to the ground before fleeing.

Witnesses provided descriptions of the suspects and the vehicle’s license plate number. Police said they then tracked the car to a neighboring jurisdiction.

Through coordination between Pacifica police and the neighboring agency, all three suspects were taken into custody and the stolen merchandise was recovered, police said.

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The suspects were identified as Quiana Cheatham, 22; Heavun Winnfield, 24; and Skyy Winnfield, 24, all of San Francisco.

Cheatham and Heavun Winnfield were arrested on suspicion of robbery and criminal conspiracy, police said. Skyy Winnfield was arrested on suspicion of shoplifting and criminal conspiracy, according to authorities.

All three were booked into the Maguire Correctional Facility in Redwood City.