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Two Detained After Shots Fired On Market Street

Two Detained After Shots Fired On Market Street

There were reports of shots fired on Market Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets around 3 p.m. Thursday, and the subsequent police activity caused a traffic jam as the entire block was closed temporarily. It's unclear who fired any shots, or who was fired on, but the SFMTA reported something about a "possible intruder" on Twitter. The situation apparently also temporarily impacted Muni underground service.

The F-line was backing up and Muni buses were being rerouted onto Mission Street, and back onto Market above Seventh.

We'll update you as we learn more details, and/or when the situation is cleared. Currently the Muni Metro should be functioning properly.

Update: It sounds as though Market Street should be fully open again, though the westbound side of the street was still closed until after 4 p.m. Bay City News reports that two individuals were detained after the report of the shots being fired, a weapon was recovered, and again, there were no injuries reported.

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