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5 Women Plead Not Guilty To Embezzling From SF School District
Five of six current and former San Francisco Unified School District employees charged with embezzling $15 million from the schools pleaded not-guilty Tuesday at the Hall of Justice.
Condoms No Longer Allowed As Evidence In San Francisco Prostitution Cases
After pressure from human rights organizations and health officials, a decision was made by the San Francisco’s District Attorney to no longer allow condoms as evidence in cases of prostitution.
SFPD Program Aims To Help People Repeatedly Found Drunk In Public
The SFPD begins a new enforcement tactic this week on those that are chronically drunk in public, modeled after a successful San Diego program that has been in place for 10 years.
3 Women Who Testified Against SF Mission District Rapist Honored
Three victims who took the stand against a man dubbed the “Mission Rapist” were among those honored with a Justice Award from the San Francisco District Attorney’s office for their bravery.
Ex-SFSU Safety Director, Vendor Face 200+ Charges In Alleged Bribery Scheme
Prosecutors say a former director at San Francisco State University and a local vendor are facing a total of 246 felony charges in connection with an alleged bribery scheme on campus.
About The Bay: San Francisco DA’s Plan To End Rampant Cellphone Thefts
The theft of cellphones is becoming a rampant problem in San Francisco. District Attorney George Gascon said he has a plan to help solve the issue.
Judge Rules Cyclist Can Be Charged With Felony For Fatal SF Castro Crash
A San Francisco judge ruled Thursday that a bicyclist accused of killing a pedestrian in a Castro District crosswalk should stand trial for felony vehicular manslaughter rather than lesser charges sought by the defense.
San Francisco DA Launches Campaign To Fight Youth Human Trafficking
A partnership agreement was signed Thursday by San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon and leaders of local community organizations dedicated to ending youth human trafficking.
San Francisco DA To Crack Down On Any Violent 49ers Fans After Super Bowl
The city’s top prosecutor called for peaceful celebrations, no matter the outcome of the big game between the 49ers and Ravens on Sunday.
San Francisco Kicks Off Crime Prevention Campaign For Lunar New Year
Scams, burglaries, robberies and extortion are among the crimes city leaders, including San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon, are warning about.
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