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Robert Alvin Justus, Jr. was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Officer Dave Patrick Underwood and attempted murder of another PSO outside a courthouse in Oakland, CA.
A Bay Area real estate company executive, Vikram Srinivasan, has been charged with wire fraud and identity theft in a scheme defrauding an investor of $125,000.
The U.S. Attorney in San Francisco announced a Whistleblower Pilot Program to incentivize informants to report crimes by offering non-prosecution agreements.
A driver, Mary Fong Lau, was arrested for vehicular manslaughter after her car crashed into a San Francisco bus stop, killing two people and seriously injuring others.
San Francisco and Oakland experienced multiple illegal sideshows over the weekend, with cars performing stunts and disrupting traffic, although police response and any resulting arrests remain unclear.
A woman in Colma was arrested for using counterfeit currency, along with charges related to possession of drugs and theft. She admitted to knowing the cash was fake.
A third victim died after a car hit people at a San Francisco bus stop, with a child among the two initial fatalities; an infant remains in critical condition.
A vehicle crash in San Francisco resulted in two deaths and three hospitalizations, with one fatality being a child. Investigations by the SFPD and SFMTA are underway.
Judge Eric Fleming rules Nima Momeni's murder trial of CashApp co-founder Bob Lee will stay in San Francisco, with a survey indicating varied public opinion on the case.
San Francisco Police arrested Demetri Moore, a suspect in two fatal shootings from 2022 and 2023, after officers recognized him from a crime bulletin.
A female suspect stole $3,651.20 worth of merchandise from a Colma store; police seek public help to identify her.
San Francisco police report a woman was found stabbed to death, leading to the arrest of Marceleno Wilson on charges including homicide, burglary, and elder abuse. The case remains active as the investigation continues.
The US Postal Service is offering $150,000 for info on an Oakland postal carrier robbery, with a national rise in such crimes and concerns over lenient sentencing.