SFPD Arrest Nearly 100 People in One-Day Fugitive Enforcement Crackdown

SFPD arrest nearly 100 people in one-day fugitive enforcement crackdown

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Nearly 100 people were arrested Wednesday during a one-day enforcement operation focused on fugitives with outstanding warrants, the San Francisco Police Department announced Thursday. SFPD and other participating agencies made 97 arrests in what Interim Chief Paul Yep characterized as the latest step in dismantling drug markets around the city. Of the 97 arrested, SFPD said 79 had arrest warrants. A total of 16.5 grams o…

SFPD Touts 97 Arrests In One Day, In What They Call a ‘Fugitive Enforcement Operation’

The SF Police Department is claiming a major victory against the street drug trade, saying they made 97 arrests Wednesday and insisting they caught a large number of “fugitives with outstanding arrest warrants.”

Drug market blitz: Cops make 97 arrests in one day

Mayor Daniel Lurie lauded the operation on social media, noting that it was concentrated in the Tenderloin and 16th and Mission.

Day 109 at the 16th St. Plaza: Impact of a drug bust appears minimal here

The same day police made 97 arrests and confiscated drugs, Mission Street remained active with plenty of activity. Day 109 at the 16th St. Plaza: Impact of a drug bust appears minimal here