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SF Milk Tea Shop Was Front of International Fencing Operation: DA
The San Francisco District Attorney’s Office says a milk tea shop in the Tenderloin was front for an international fencing operation and was fueled by goods stolen from cars across the Bay Area.
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SF Milk Tea Shop Was Front of International Fencing Operation: DA
The San Francisco District Attorney’s Office says a milk tea shop in the Tenderloin was doing a lot more than making tea. He says it was front for an international fencing operation and was fueled by goods stolen from cars across the Bay Area. Sergio Quintana reports.
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Former SF Rookie Cop Expected in Court in 2017 Fatal Shooting of Unarmed Man
A former rookie San Francisco police officer who was on his fourth day on the job when he fatally shot an unarmed carjacking suspect in December 2017 was expected in court Friday morning for a continuance hearing.
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SF District Attorney Announces Charges in Organized Retail Theft Operation
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin on Friday announced the arrest and charging of one man and an arrest warrant issued for another in connection with purchasing stolen goods from an undercover retail theft operation.
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Labor Unions Rally Support for SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin
Labor unions rallied Saturday in support of embattled San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin.
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Labor Unions Rally Support for SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin
Labor unions rallied Saturday in support of embattled San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin.
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SF District Attorney's Office Releases Map of Businesses Targeted in Alleged Fraudulent ADA Suits
San Francisco prosecutors on Friday released an interactive map of small businesses that have been the target of alleged fraudulent lawsuits arguing the businesses are violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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San Francisco Man Exonerated After 32 Years in Prison Now Free
After serving 32 years in jail for a murder he said he did not commit, a San Francisco man is free again.
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San Francisco Man Exonerated After 32 Years in Prison Now Free
After serving 32 years in jail for a murder he said he did not commit, a San Francisco man is free again. Sergio Quintana reports.
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San Francisco Man Exonerated for 1990 Murder
A San Francisco judge exonerated Joaquin Ciria, a man who was in prison for 32 years for a murder he did not commit
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Man Exonerated After 32 Years in Prison for Wrongful SF Murder Conviction: DA
A 60-year-old man was exonerated Monday after spending more than half his life in prison for a wrongful San Francisco murder conviction, San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin said.
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SF, LA District Attorneys Accuse Law Firm of Shaking Down Small Business Owners
In an effort to stop the torrent of disability lawsuits against small businesses, the district attorneys of San Francisco and Los Angeles are suing a law firm for bringing what the prosecutors claim are unlawful and fraudulent lawsuits under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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SF DA Accuses Firm of Targeting Businesses With Fraudulent Disability Access Claims
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced Monday that his office is filing a civil lawsuit against a San Diego-based law firm for allegedly filing thousands of fraudulent disability-access lawsuits against small businesses in California.
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SF Police to Stop Using Rape Victims' DNA to Investigate Crimes
Officials say the San Francisco Police Department is no longer using DNA from sexual assault survivors and other victims to investigate unrelated crimes.
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SF Public Defender Echoes DA's Criticism of Police Use of DNA Collected From Crime Victims
The San Francisco Public Defender’s Office urged the city’s police department Friday to destroy a crime database that the city’s district attorney claimed is illegally using DNA collected from the victims of crime to link them as suspects to other, unrelated crimes.
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Legal Questions Mount Amid San Francisco Rape Kit DNA Case
The revelation that the San Francisco police crime lab used a sexual assault victim’s DNA against her in an unrelated property crime case — and the allegation that it may be a common practice in California — has prompted a national outcry among law enforcement, legal experts, lawmakers and advocates.
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Former SF Building Inspector Linked to Corruption Probe Facing New Charges
A former San Francisco building inspector charged with fraud in federal court will face more charges in San Francisco Superior Court for allegedly failing to reveal his financial relationships with local developers, District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced Friday.
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California AG, Others to Help With New SF Investigation Pact
The San Francisco District Attorney’s Office and the San Francisco Police Department this week will start renegotiating an agreement to cooperate on investigations involving police officers with the help of the state Attorney General and San Francisco’s mayor and city attorney.
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Feud Continues Between SFPD Chief, District Attorney
The feud between San Francisco’s police chief and the district attorney continued Wednesday at the police commission meeting and all the way over to the mayor’s office. Terry McSweeney reports.