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Two Arrested In Sunday Fisherman's Wharf Shooting That Stemmed From Robbery Attempt

Two Arrested In Sunday Fisherman's Wharf Shooting That Stemmed From Robbery Attempt

Two men are facing possible charges of attempted murder and robbery following a pair of robberies early Sunday morning near Fisherman's Wharf that ended with a shootout.

The shooting on Bay Street between Mason and Taylor happened around 2:06 a.m., and it left one 26-year-old woman with a gunshot wound to the leg, and one of the suspects with life-threatening injuries.

As the Examiner reports, 21-year-old Jorge Islas-Garcia, and 20-year-old Shane O’Roark are both suspected of robbing a group of three men. When Islas-Garcia and O'Roark then attempted to rob a second group nearby a short time later, members of the first group intervened and tried to warn them. This was when Islas-Garcia shot his gun and injured the woman. One of the first three robbery victims apparently had or got his hands on a gun and then shot Islas-Garcia.

Islas-Garcia and O'Roark remain under arrest, and they have not yet entered pleas. Islas-Garcia remains hospitalized and was unable to appear in court, according to the Public Defender's Office.

The shooting Sunday morning followed only six hours after a separate shooting in the Fillmore District that left one man dead and five others wounded. And it occurred less than a week after a homeless man was fatally stabbed in broad daylight under the iconic Fisherman's Wharf sign.

Photo: Patrick Nouhailler

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