Here's the latest crime news from around the Tenderloin. (Hint: beware requests for cigarettes and lighters.)

The driver sped off after causing a crash that left a pedestrian in life-threatening condition.

A transformer fire in the Richmond forced some people to shelter in place while SFFD responded.

The suspect allegedly made anti-Muslim remarks to the woman, who was wearing a hijab, and threatened to shoot her and her toddler son.

A girl was attacked and grabbed by a man in West Portal, who attempted to force her into his vehicle.

An early morning fight at 14th and Mission put one in the hospital with life-threatening injuries.

A 37-year-old San Franciscan has been arrested in connection to the homicide Monday morning at Golden Gate and Jones.

The latest SoMa crime recap also includes a cop car collision, a man and woman robbed by a group of six people, and armed shoe thieves.

San Francisco Main Public Library staff may be trained to deliver life-saving medication to heroin users who overdose on the property.

The Fix-It Team is set to expand its efforts to address quality-of-life issues, taking on 20 corridors all over the city.

The coyote tested positive for four different types of rat poison that are not legal for non-professional use in California.

Although one man recovered from the toxin, a second victim has died.

The 45-year-old victim was found shortly after 8am at Jones and Golden Gate.