#san-francisco-crime

#san-francisco-crime

One of these random kids decides to grope one of my friend's breasts. She then turns around and throws a drink at him. And another one rolls up on me, spits in my face. Then the first guy that rolled up on me, socks me in the face and they just start destroying my car.

After a Saturday triple-stabbing at the 16th and Mission BART station, SFPD has now arrested three suspects in connection with this matter. Initial reports said only one suspect was arrested, but SFPD has jacked that number up to three suspects: 37-year-old Luis Enrique Lopez Brito, 30-year-old Jose Alfredo Lopez Brito, and 45-year-old Mariel Cahvich. [Mission Local] There aren't many of those old-time Taco Bell locations left with the now-outdated mission-style exterior, but one of the last remaining ones in Lafayette just closed permanently today.

A stabbing occurred Friday around 7 pm outside the Lower Polk TAY Navigation Center at 700 Hyde Street, a shelter for 18- to 27-year-olds transitioning out of homelessness. The victim was sent to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, and police arrested a suspect, David Tagata, 22, of SF, who was booked into the San Francisco County Jail. [Chronicle, KRON4] A prosecutor wants to introduce cannabis-induced psychosis

The January 2019 beating 88-yearold Yik Oi Huang, popularly known as Popo Huang around her Visitacion Valley neighborhood, seemed a particularly brutal example of elder abuse. Huang was badly bludgeoned after the early morning attack at Visitacion Valley Playground, where she was found bloodied in a sandbox with head injuries, a broken spine, broken hand, and broken ribs. Her shirt had been pulled up and her pants pulled down below beneath her waist, her shoes stolen, and her house keys stolen too.

Elon Musk recycled his old SF is a [fill in the blank] zombie apocalypse' string of insults in support of Salesforce CEO Marc Beniof's statement on Friday that the National Guard should clean up the crime in San Francisco. Musk jumped into the conversation surrounding Beniof's statement on X Saturday along with a slew of others locally and nationally. The timing is notable given the recent news that Musk's startup Neuralink just signed a lease on an 144,209-square-foot building in South San Francisco, per SFist.

Marc Benioff has become the latest Silicon Valley tech leader to signal his approval of President Donald Trump, saying that the president is doing a great job and ought to deploy the National Guard to deal with crime in San Francisco. The Salesforce chief executive's comments came as he headed to San Francisco to host his annual Dreamforce conference an event for which he said he had to hire hundreds of off-duty police to provide security.