Tenderloin police responded to multiple violent robberies in the last month of 2019.

Police stationed in the Tenderloin District arrested a man after he attacked a woman with a milk crate late last month, and responded to multiple assaults on women over 60 years old.

In one incident, a man was robbed and attacked by a group of seven people after accidentally dropping his phone.

The death is being investigated as a homicide.

A carjacker was able to avoid arrest and a man was assaulted after trying to stop a bike theft, among other crimes reported in the Tenderloin in early October.

The Tenderloin saw an uptick in gun violence in the month of September, and a woman was robbed of 26 bottles of body spray.

The cops at the Tenderloin Station have responded to reports of mailbox arson and knife- and gun-wielding robbers in recent weeks.

The new U.S. Attorney for Northern California is launching a year-long effort to reduce violent crime and drug trafficking in the Tenderloin.

Police said the victim was crossing the street against a red light when a driver struck her. She was transported to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.

In one incident, Tenderloin officers chased a felon in a stolen Tesla at high speeds across the city.

In one incident, a man stole a wallet from the table of two people eating lunch, then threatened to stab them.

In one incident, a man lost the key to his hotel room, then entered it later in the day to find a suspect stealing his passport and credit cards.

Tenderloin police rounded up 61 suspects in a one-day operation last week, and responded to numerous robberies at gunpoint since our last recap.