Officers will begin patrolling on foot next month in a new strategy to address street conditions in the neighborhood. S.F. police foot patrols are coming to these Tenderloin streets| Mission Local
Police union’s suit challenges new policy that limits pretext stops FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Feb. 5, 2025PRESS CONTACT: Public Relations Officer Jessie Seyfer | pdr-mediarelations@sfgov.org | (628) 271-9800 SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco […]| San Francisco Public Defender's Office
Body-worn camera footage shows officers shoved, knocked to the ground, and ridiculed a woman who was on her way to work FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Dec. 18, 2024PRESS CONTACT: Public Relations […]| San Francisco Public Defender's Office
SFPD and the Sheriff's Department spent over $350,000 responding to three anti-ICE protests in June, drawing criticism for deploying surveillance drones and failing to protect demonstrators from individuals falsely claiming to be ICE agents, violating the city's sanctuary city policies.| Davis Vanguard
The San Francisco Police Department, scrutinized by city supervisors and pedestrian safety advocates for the lack of traffic enforcement in recent years, unveiled its new enforcement plan that includes having a more targeted approach given police current staffing levels.| SFBay
Hands down, the robot story of 2022 was the San Francisco Police Department’s decision, and subsequent retraction, to order a fleet of killer robots. The highly-debated proposal tried to set …| CHRONICLING THE ROBOT INDUSTRY
