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Tag Archives: violence
San Francisco Mission Anti-Violence Meeting Brings Tears, Determination
By Alex Emslie Dina Carillo choked up before she could say much to the 200 or so San Francisco Mission district residents in front of her. She managed to say the part about why she brought two of her youngest children … Continue reading
San Francisco Film Critic Mick LaSalle on His Call For Less Violence in Films
It’s a rare moment when a San Francisco Chronicle Columnist finds common ground with the executive director of the National Rifle Association. That happened this month when Chronicle film critic Mick LaSalle put out a call to stanch the flow … Continue reading
Amid Riots, Prison Guards Concerned About Staff Reductions, More-Violent Inmates
Last week riots sent 16 California prisoners to the hospital. Next week, the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation will send layoff notices to guards. Now prison guards are concerned that a “perfect storm” may be brewing linked to staff reductions … Continue reading
Boy’s Ejection From SF School Illustrates Struggles in Violence Prevention
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by Trey Bundy, The Bay Citizen An 11-year-old boy in San Francisco made headlines early last year when a shooting near his Western Addition home left a random bullet lodged permanently in his abdomen. Nerve damage, a ruptured bladder and … Continue reading
Video: 49ers, Raiders Fans Brawl; Mayors Lee and Quan Respond
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Local CBS affiliate KPIX has posted a video report, which includes footage of some of the violence: Videos captured by fans on cellphones and personal cameras have also been trickling onto YouTube this morning. San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and … Continue reading

