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The garage of this home was seriously damaged after a hit-and-run injury crash in San Francisco's Marina District. (CBS)

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) – Police are looking for people who were inside a car that drove erratically and hit a pedestrian and an occupied car in San Francisco’s Marina neighborhood on Tuesday night, a police spokesman said.

Officers in the area of Bay Street saw a vehicle possibly linked to auto boosting around 9:40 p.m., Officer Albie Esparza said.

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The officers followed the vehicle as it sped away then hit a pedestrian and another vehicle in the area of Franklin and Chestnut streets, Esparza said.

The vehicle then crashed into a building and the people in the car fled on foot into the area of Aquatic Park, he said. Witnesses said the car may have been going as fast as 60-miles-per-hour at the time of the crash.

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“We got angry because we saw those guys run away,” witness Diane Chauliac said. “I was yelling ‘murderer, you’re a murderer.'”

Several individuals were detained but no one was in custody early Wednesday, according to Esparza.

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The pedestrian and the driver of the rammed vehicle were injured, but both are expected to survive. The garage of the home rammed in the chase suffered extensive damage.