We’ve got something special for you today — the story of the biggest scandal ever to rock the Lower Haight.
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Gunfire erupted in Hayes Valley around 10:20pm last night, reportedly striking two vehicles and sending one victim to the hospital.
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In case you missed all the dramatic Mirkarimi news this week, here’s a recap.
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District Attorney George Gascon’s office is considering charges in July’s fatal car crash at Oak and Octavia.
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Early yesterday morning, Love Haight Computers (473A Haight) was broken into and robbed of more than a dozen computers, according to owner Azam Khan.
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Several readers heard multiple rounds of gunfire near Webster and Rose Streets last night just after midnight, followed by lots of cop cars, a chase, and someone being taken away on a stretcher — but the SFPD has not yet released any information about the incident.
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It takes a special kind of coward to do what this person did, assuming he or she did what it looks like he or she did.
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One year ago today, 36-year-old Philip DiMartino was murdered inside his apartment at 138 Hermann Street.
Today we check back in on the case, and find an unfortunate lack of progress that has left DiMartino’s friends and family searching for answers.
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On Monday night, a 20-year-old man was found dead on Webster between Fell and Hayes, the apparent victim of a gunshot wound to the head.
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It has not been a good week for Buena Vista Park.
On Tuesday evening, a man suspected by the FBI of two bank robberies was gunned down by police on Buena Vista Avenue East between Haight and Duboce.
According to SF Appeal, a GPS device onboard the man’s stolen vehicle allowed the FBI to trace the suspect to the area. Police then attempted to apprehend the suspect, and opened fire when he attempted to run them down.
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