On October 11, the San Francisco Police Department reported that officers on patrol spotted three vehicles fleeing from the 100 block of Post Street at high speed following a commercial burglary. One vehicle was seen running a red light, prompting officers to give chase before halting the pursuit for safety concerns.
The incident led officers back to the scene of the crime, where it was discovered that two of the vehicles had been used to force entry into the store while other suspects stole merchandise. According to a San Francisco Police Department's news release, investigators took charge. Eventually, they recovered two stolen vehicles tied to the incident, one of which had been driven into the storefront.
Subsequent developments detailed by the SFPD saw investigators arrest 24-year-old Denayaha Duree, initially for an unrelated burglary and then for her involvement in the Union Square incident. Duree is currently facing charges, including burglary, vandalism, and possession of stolen property.
While an arrest has been made, the police emphasize that the case remains open and ongoing. The SFPD encourages members of the public to come forward with any information about the burglary. Tips can be delivered by contacting the SFPD directly at 1-415-575-4444 or by sending an anonymous text message to TIP411, beginning the message with "SFPD.”
