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San Francisco police have reportedly identified a potential suspect in the mass shooting that took place in the Mission Friday night: Javier Campos, who police said has ties to the Sureño gang, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.Evan Sernoffsky, director of communications for the San Francisco Police Department, said he could not confirm whether the police have identified a suspect.

A person was killed and four others injured after a chase by San Francisco police pursuing a stolen city vehicle ended when the vehicle crashed at 16th and Potrero this morning.Around the same time, a block away, a traffic enforcement officer was allegedly assaulted near 17th and Utah this morning, with police on the scene saying the parking control officer was hit in the back of the head.

Two men have been arrested and charged in the May 14 killing of a man near 24th and Balmy streets, officials say.Sergio Omar Carreño Rojas, 32, was arrested in South San Francisco Thursday.The second suspect in the case, San Francisco resident Julio Noguez, 29, was arrested by San Francisco police on Oak Grove Street in SoMa on September 30.

San Francisco police have reportedly launched a search for Chelsea Tamulevich, a 38-year-old woman suspected of abducting her 1-year-old son, Caspian, from a residential facility on Friday evening.CHILD ABDUCTION (1/2) Caspian Tamulevich was taken from a residential facility by his mother, Chelsea Tamulevich, who has no custody rights over Caspian and was not permitted to leave the facility with the child.

Details are beginning to emerge about what happened at the home of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi early Friday morning, in which an intruder broke in and attacked her husband.San Francisco police and other sources have offered basic details, but many questions remain unanswered.How did the attack occur?

screenshot via Google A person was hit and killed by a driver near San Francisco's Opera Plaza on Monday morning, marking the third pedestrian death in the city so far this month, officials said.The driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation, the San Francisco Police Department said in an email.

SFPD announced police have detained eight individuals, all of whom are connected to a gang that has conducted a slew of crimes, including "shootings, armed robberies, and car burglaries" done around the Bay Area.According to KRON4, SFPD served seven different warrants this past Wednesday as part of an ongoing investigation that began in April of 2022 regarding a string of robberies and violent crimes across the region.

A juvenile suspect is in custody in connection with a widely covered December 3 Muni bus assault involving an elderly victim near Japantown.The assault happened December 3 on a 38-Geary bus at the Laguna Street stop.The victim, a 79-year-old Indonesian American woman named Lisa, was on her way to work at Oracle Park when she was kicked in the stomach by the suspect as she boarded the bus, as she later told ABC 7. The suspect was getting off the bus and the attack was entirely unprovoked and senseless.

Subscribe to our daily newsletter and have the latest stories from Mission Local delivered directly to your inbox.Mission Local's most-read story in 2022 was Will Jarrett's article previewing the legislative debate about whether and how San Francisco police should be allowed to kill people using robots.

Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO  A man already in custody in last month's attack on the husband of U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on charges of assault and attempted kidnapping.The charges stemming from the Oct. 28 break-in at the Pelosis' San Francisco home are the same as but supersede those in an earlier federal complaint that was filed on October 31.

San Francisco lawmakers voted to ban police robots from using deadly force on Tuesday, reversing course one week after officials had approved the practice and sparked national outrage.The city's board of supervisors voted to explicitly prohibit the San Francisco police department (SFPD) from using the 17 robots in its arsenal to kill people.

San Francisco police can deploy so-called "killer robots" following a Board of Supervisors' vote on Tuesday, clearing the cops to use robots equipped with explosives in extreme situations.The robots primarily will be used to neutralize and dispose of bombs, and provide video reconnaissance, according to San Francisco Supervisor Rafael Mandelman.

San Francisco police have been granted permission by city supervisors to kill civilians using robots.Yes, that's a real thing that just happened - though it sounds like an episode of "Black Mirror," it's an actual turn of events that highlights the emergence of a deeply worrying new trend in policing.

The decision to approve the use of the remote-controlled equipment followed a two-hour emotionally charged debate.Officials in San Francisco have voted to give the city's police the power to use potentially lethal, remote-controlled robots in emergency situations.The 8-3 vote in favour of the move followed an emotionally charged two-hour debate and came despite strong objections from civil liberties and other police oversight groups in the city on the west coast of the United States.

A man in custody for an alleged assault last month in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood faces further charges now that the victim has died from his injuries.The assault was reported at 2:11 a.m.Oct. 6 in the 500 block of Broadway, near Columbus Avenue.The victim, found lying on the ground, was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, San Francisco police said.

Megyn Kelly and Senator Tom Cotton (R-AK) broke down the details surrounding the attack on Paul Pelosi last Friday and cast doubt on the San Francisco police narrative Kelly expressed frustration with those who are connecting the alleged attacker, David DePape, with January 6th instead of pointing out that he was a lunatic.