SF News Day Around the Bay: Kate Steinle Shooter Pleads Guilty In Federal Gun Case Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate has pleaded guilty to federal gun charges in connection with the 2015 shooting of Kate Steinle, BART lost about 2% of its workforce last year to early retirement and the vaccine mandate, and three SF employees are suing over the city's vaccine mandate.
SF Politics Defense Attorneys Press Biden Administration to Drop Gun Charges Against Jose Ines Garcia Zarate The undocumented man whose alleged "momentary possession" of a loaded firearm resulted in the 2015 death of Kate Steinle on a pier in San Francisco remains behind bars on federal gun charges, and two of the public defenders who represented him in court say it's about time he's let out.
SF News Undocumented Suspect In Kate Steinle Shooting Returns to Court, Could Be Retried Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate is headed back to court today, two years after he was acquitted of all but a gun charge in the July 2015 shooting of Kate Steinle on San Francisco's Pier 14. And prosecutors will be announcing their decision either to retry him or to drop all charges against him.
SF News Garcia-Zarate Has Gun Possession Conviction Overturned In the 2015 Shooting of Kate Steinle Yesterday, a California state appeals court decidedly threw out the sole conviction against 46-year-old Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate, the immigrant who fatally shot a 32-year-old Kate Steinle back in 2015.
SF News Jurors Hear Garcia Zarate Confession For First Time In Steinle Murder Trial Audio excerpts from about four and a half hours of the interrogation of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate during the early morning hours of July 2, 2015 were played for the jury in the
SF News Alleged Murder Weapon In Death Of Kate Steinle Has Safeties Designed To Prevent Accidental Discharge, Says Expert Testimony San Francisco police criminalist and firearms expert Gerald Andrew Smith testified in the Kate Steinle murder trial on Tuesday about the alleged murder weapon's potential for accidental discharge. Smith described the pistol, a
SF News Expert Testimony Suggests Ricochet Bullet Could Have Killed Kate Steinle Key evidence in the Kate Steinle murder trial was presented on Monday, as a firearms specialist and retired police investigator testified about the alleged ricocheting bullet that killed Steinle in 2015. Per the
SF News 'I Thought It Would Be Pretty Safe,' Says Federal Ranger Whose Gun Was Stolen And Used In Steinle Killing In testimony on Day Four of the trial of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate for the July 2015 murder of Kate Steinle, Bureau of Land Management Ranger John Woychowski described how he had secured
SF News Police Who Responded To Kate Steinle Shooting Testify In Third Day Of Trial The second and third day of the Kate Steinle murder trial brought witness testimony from those who saw the shooting and its aftermath, and the police officers who first responded to the emergency
SF News Day One Of Kate Steinle Murder Trial Featured Emotional Witness Testimony From Steinle's Father The national spotlight returns to San Francisco and the trial of an undocumented immigrant that became a flashpoint in the debate over immigration and sanctuary city policies. Monday was the first official day
SF News Potential Jurors For Kate Steinle Murder Trial Instructed To Leave Immigration Debate 'Off The Table' The jury selection process in the case of Jose Inez Garcia-Zarate's alleged murder of Kate Steinle has crossed another milestone today, as prospective jurors sat before a San Francisco Superior Court judge for
SF News If You Got Summoned For Jury Duty In SF This Week, It's Probably For The Kate Steinle Case With jury selection in one of San Francisco's highest-profile slayings set to begin, at least a thousand San Franciscans have been summoned for jury duty in an effort to find twelve people with
SF News Photos Surface Of Accused Kate Steinle Killer Two Months Before Shooting A rare look into who this man is: Photos give clues to Kate Steinle murder defendant’s life on SF streets #steinle https://t.co/rNV25rLCuo— Kevin Fagan (@KevinChron) September 22, 2017 Jose
SF News Attorneys For Accused Kate Steinle Killer Argue He Was Not Properly Mirandized The trial has still not yet begun for Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate, the 54-year-old man formerly known to us as Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, who stands accused in the 2015 fatal shooting of 32-year-old SF
