San Francisco (Crohn) – Investigators said that the father was walking with his son after being taken from the Comodore Silwat Elementary School in San Francisco when the father was attacked.
Police said that the father, who was determined by the authorities as Robert Paul Bird, the second, was stabbed to death by the attacker on Wednesday in the Tarafal area of SF.
“The murder was horrific,” said temporary SFPD president Paul yes. “The father who was walking through the street was stabbed with his son in the deadly corridor in the corridor after he entered a quarrel with the suspect.”
Yes, he told reporters at a press conference, “I know that this issue was especially disturbing to society, parents and students,” yes to reporters at a press conference.
The officers responded at 4:38 pm on September 10 to stab in Junbero Sira Boulevard and Ocean Street. Bird was taken to the hospital, where he announced his death.
Bird striker escaped from the police, and about 60 officers were deployed for investigation.
Daniel Patrick Rodriguez Junior, 42, later identified as a murder suspect. They have used automatic licensing boards readers, surveillance cameras, and drone and leads to witnesses to track Rodriguez.
On Friday, short nine o’clock in the morning, SFPD officers found Rodriguez Junior in Toulomne Province, more than 160 miles east of the city.
“I also have young children, and I understand what many parents feel in our city at the present time. I want to reassure the audience … this was not a random work by someone who is only walking,” provincial lawyer Brock Jenkins told reporters.
“We are still committed to ensuring that we have a safe San Francisco, although we now know that he does not feel this way,” said Jenkins.
Investigators have not described what led to a stabbing or a potential motivation. They did not specify whether the victim and the suspect had a previous relationship.
“We will not share some details at this time,” Jenkins said.
Although the attack took place outside the campus, Maria Soo, director of the unified San Francisco region, said that Maria Soo said that the primary school had entered immediately when they were informed of the appeal.
“We have activated this protocol because we still have students near the scene,” Su said. These safety measures, which include making sure that there is only one point from entering the campus, is still in place for the school day on Friday.
Jenkins said her office will announce the charges after reviewing the case accurately.
“We ask for your patience to allow us to review all the evidence that still needs to be collected,” Jenkins said. “We still have distinguished witnesses interviews that must happen in order to be able to make a comprehensive decision on what to do to go forward.”
Bay City News contributed to this report.