A San Francisco jury convicted a 34-year-old man for a spate of vandalism and burglary incidents last winter in Ghirardelli Square and Fisherman’s Wharf. trib.al/Po8miaj

A San Francisco 'madman' was convicted for elder abuse on his former partner: trib.al/1TVYgNz

The jury’s verdict delivers justice to the survivor of this violent attack. Domestic violence will not be tolerated + will be vigorously prosecuted by my office.

Survivors are not alone + have an advocate in my office who will stand w/ them + fight for justice in the courtroom.

The jury’s verdict sends a message that targeting our businesses in San Francisco for theft and vandalism will not be tolerated.

My office will continue doing everything we can to protect the safety of the public and ensure there are consequences for criminal behavior.

“The San Francisco District Attorney's Office on Thursday filed a charge of felony vandalism against him with a special allegation that the alleged act was a hate crime.” Brooke Jenkins 謝安宜 sfstandard.com/2024/04/10/san…

Prosecutors filed murder charges against a Richmond man suspected of taking part in an apparent drive-by shooting in San Francisco's Mission District last week. trib.al/7oxgce0

Vandalism of this nature is unacceptable + is more alarming as it occurred during Ramadan while Muslim families were present.

Houses of worship are sacred spaces + my office will make it clear that there's 0 tolerance for those who commit crimes targeting religious spaces.

Driving under the influence is dangerous and will not be tolerated in San Francisco.

My office takes these cases seriously and will use every legal means available to ensure that those who choose to drink and drive are held accountable and face consequences.

A San Francisco Superior Court jury has convicted a man of murder for killing someone and injuring another person in a 2021 shooting in the city's Mission District, prosecutors said. cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/n…

I would like to offer my condolences to the victim’s loved ones & thank San Francisco Police for making a swift arrest.

This shooting has shaken the Mission + my office will do everything in our power to ensure that justice is served to the victim & the community in this case.

I would like to thank the jury for their service + the time & attention that they gave to this case.

I also want to thank the victim’s family for their trust in our office to fight for justice. We continue to stand prepared to pursue justice for victims in the courtroom.

“I see the same challenges that everyone else sees, & so I do recognize that this is only a sign of encouragement, it is not a sign that we are done, we have a long way to go to make sure that we get the TL & SOMA to what it needs to be.”

I am keeping my foot on the gas.

The man has been charged with a hate crime in connection with a racially motivated attack of an Asian person in San Francisco’s Polk Gulch neighborhood last month, the district attorney’s office said Tuesday. trib.al/ZfkXyJC

.SF DISTRICT ATTORNEY stays committed to prosecuting hate crimes against all races, religions, and groups when we have the evidence necessary to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt. sfstandard.com/2024/04/09/san…

Anti-Asian hate crimes are unacceptable, and these baseless attacks have absolutely no place on our streets in San Francisco.

Hate crimes shake our communities and have reverberating effects felt in neighborhoods across the City.

A San Francisco sheriff’s deputy has been charged with domestic violence after he slapped and strangled a woman who he had an “on and off” relationship with, the district attorney’s office said Monday.
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I would like to thank the survivor in this case for coming forward and reporting these crimes to law enforcement.

My office will now do everything we can to ensure that there is accountability, and that justice is served.

Today SF DISTRICT ATTORNEY joined SFPD Chief Scott, SFPDInglesideStation & APACC_SF in Visitacion Valley for a merchant walk + an educational forum w/ members of the Asian senior population. We listened to merchants’ concerns + had a dialogue w/ monolingual elders about their public safety.

I would like to thank San Francisco Police + our other partners in law enforcement who are working tirelessly to close open-air drug markets.

My office will continue to do everything we can to hold dealers accountable + reinforcing our msg that SF remains committed to public safety for all.

The jury’s verdict holds Mr. Chan-Carrillo accountable for his completely unacceptable behavior that far too many women endure on an almost daily basis. 

I will continue to do everything in my power to ensure that victims of crime are supported + can move forward w/ their lives.