SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: SFPD Chief Denies Retirement Rumors SFPD Chief Bill Scott says rumors of his retirement are "not coming from me."; the San Mateo County Sheriff spoke defiantly at a county board of supervisors meeting about not stepping down; and the UC system has a major budget shortfall.
SF News Woman Whose Rape Kit DNA Was Used to Prosecute Her Sues the City and Chief of Police The fallout continues from a February revelation that SFPD was keeping rape victims’ DNA and using it to potentially prosecute the victims for other crimes, as the Jane Doe in that case has sued the city in a U.S. District Court.
SF News San Francisco Police Make Four Arrests in Three Different Homicide Cases This Week In a rare Saturday press conference, SFPD Chief Bill Scott announced that the department had made four arrests in three different homicides this week — "this is a big deal to arrest four individuals who took three lives," Scott emphasized during the weekend briefing.
SF News Breed Says '10 Groups' Responsible for 1,000 Burglaries and Car Break-Ins Each Month, and Arrests Have Been Made San Francisco Mayor London Breed and SFPD Chief Bill Scott gave their first "CompStat" press conference of the year Monday and they took the opportunity to try to counter the much-repeated narrative about how much crime has been plaguing San Francisco.
SF News Sunday Links: Police Union Calls For SFPD Chief To Resign Neil Young's set got cut off by BottleRock's strict curfew Saturday night, three teens including two from SF were arrested following a head-on collision and multiple thefts in San Mateo County, and Warriors will be facing the Raptors starting Thursday.
SF News SFPD Chief Bill Scott Gives Extraordinary Late-Friday Press Conference to Apologize For Raid on Journalist Was it Kamala saying she was concerned? Was it pressure from the mayor to take the fall? Was it finally realizing his department exchanged one political drama for another and dug itself into a deeper a hole?
SF News So, Wait, Are We Supposed To Call The Cops For 'Quality Of Life' Violations Or Not? Attendees at a community meeting on Upper Haight crime got a mixed message Tuesday night, as police told those assembled that they should report all crimes they observed, then said that certain crime
SF News SFPD's 'Top Heavy And Expensive' Command Staff Salaries, By The Numbers When San Francisco Police Department Chief Bill Scott was sworn in last month, law-watchers assumed that (like any other new boss), we'd see a shakeup and departures in the current command staff. Contrary
SF News Bay Area Department Heads Pull Down Admirable Pension Pay While Still Collecting Salaries As far back as the 70s, one expert says, heads of first-responder agencies (think police and fire) have been the recipients of pension pay from a previous position even as they pull down
SF News New SFPD Chief Bill Scott Sworn In Amidst Small Protest A swearing-in ceremony for SF's new police chief Monday at the City Hall rotunda was interrupted briefly by a small group of protesters affiliated with the Frisco Five the hunger strikers who led
SF News In First Interview, New SFPD Chief Acknowledges Officers' Apprehension Alluding to calls she'd made to vet incoming SFPD chief Bill Scott, who comes from 27 years with the LAPD, Board of Supervisors President London Breed said yesterday that ''they're sad to lose
