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The SFPD is on the scene at Mission and Fremont streets where a suspicious package was reported this morning.
SFPD Public Information Officer Giselle Talkoff says the initial call came in just before 8am. As the bomb squad investigates, a four-block radius has been closed to traffic—per the department's typical procedure.
#SF: Vicinity near Mission & Fremont streets are #CLOSED, due to a "suspicious" device. Ongoing #police activity- Avoid! Lotsa #traffic!
— Elaine Leung (@ElaineLeung4) November 17, 2016
#SF: Vicinity near Mission & Fremont streets are #CLOSED, due to a "suspicious" device. Ongoing #police activity- Avoid! Lotsa #traffic!
— Elaine Leung (@ElaineLeung4) November 17, 2016
We'll update this post if and when additional details are released.
Update, 10:05am: The San Francisco Department of Emergency Management reports that the scene has been cleared and streets have reopened, although commuters are still experiencing traffic delays.
The incident in the area of Mission St and Fremont St has been resolved. Expect residual traffic delays in the area.
— San Francisco DEM (@SF_emergency) November 17, 2016
