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San Francisco Police Officer Injured in Shootout with Robbery Suspect
Police recovered two firearms after 19 shots were fired in a chase that left an officer and a robbery suspect critically wounded.
- On Sunday, May 31, 2026, a San Francisco Police Department officer and a robbery suspect were critically wounded during a shootout following a vehicle chase that ended in the Bayview District.
- Officers initiated the pursuit at approximately 10:29 p.m. after spotting a robbery suspect's vehicle entering the city from the Bay Bridge, tracking it to 5th Street near Folsom Street.
- When the vehicle became disabled near Bayshore Boulevard and Jerrold Avenue, the driver opened fire, striking one officer "multiple times," prompting police to return fire and hit the passenger.
- Police Chief Derrick Lew said at a Monday morning briefing that the wounded officer and passenger remain in critical condition, while the driver was arrested nearby with two guns.
- Multiple agencies, including the District Attorney's Office, are investigating the incident, and a public town hall on the shooting will be held within 10 days, officials confirmed.
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San Francisco police give update after officer was critically injured in a shootout
San Francisco police give update after officer was critically injured in a shootout San Francisco Police Department Chief Derrick Lew spoke in a press release today after a shootout seriously injured both a police officer and a suspect. The post San Francisco police give update after officer was critically injured in a shootout appeared first on KION Central Coast.
San Francisco police officer, suspect, critically injured in shooting following chase
A San Francisco police officer survived after being shot more than once during a shootout Sunday night in the Bayview District with a person in a vehicle who also was critically wounded, authorities said.
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