San Francisco (Crohn)-San Francisco Police Department said that a 24-year-old man was arrested after he committed “unjustified” attacks in Fort Masson Park on Monday afternoon.
SFPD said that its officers arrived in the streets of Laguna and Bay Bay around 4:41 pm to search for a suspect who fled to the area after a physical quarrel. The investigators soon learned that the suspect attacked a man without provoking and stealing his property before attacking a woman randomly.
SFPD said that the aforementioned victim was transferred to a local hospital with indisputable wounds, while the woman was treated at the scene by the paramedics.
The police said the suspect was recently seen near the streets of Laguna and Lombard before trying to overcome the officers. SFPD said that the man – who was identified as the back in San Francisco – was eventually detained after a hunt.
The police said, “The suspect failed to comply with the officer’s orders and resisted the officers’ attempt to put him in detention. ” “Then the suspect escaped on foot and followed the pursuit. The officers eventually wiped the suspect and put him in detention without further accidents.”
San Francisco police confirmed in a press statement that Park Police helped the investigation into the investigation.
Noon was booked in San Francisco County Prison and faces many charges, including strict chaos, and two charges of attack is likely to produce a major physical injury, a battery that causes a serious physical injury, resistance to arrest, theft, and a felony during the sponsorship.
Despite arrest, this is still an active condition. Anyone with SFPD contact information is required (415) 575-4444 or send a text message to Tip411, and start the message with “SFPD”.