An unidentified man threatened to kill a School of Creative Arts employee Friday afternoon, according to the Department of Public Safety.
The man, who made the threat in a telephone call to an employee of the school, said he would "make that place look like the McDonald's massacre in San Diego," according to DPS's crime report.
The threatened employee, unidentified in the report, told DPS she was involved in a civil suit last year with a former SF State employee who may be the caller.
DPS listed no suspects.
DPS also reported a burglary occurred on April 22 in the parking structure.
A portable stereo and an AM/FM cassette player were stolen from a 1984 Toyota Tercel.
The total loss was $150, according to the report.
A second burglary occurred April 23 on Lake Merced Boulevard near Font Boulevard.
The right window of a 1981 BMW was smashed and an AM/FM cassette stereo and console were stolen.
The total loss was $600.
A third car was vandalized between April 24 and 25.
A student parked her Toyota Corona on Winston Avenue and returned a day later to find the rear window smashed.
Nothing was taken.
No suspects were listed for any of the burglaries.
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