Dramatic bodycam video shows a San Francisco Police officer surviving a wild shootout with an armed robbery suspect during a traffic stop. As the suspect exits the vehicle, he opens fire on officers, striking the officer multiple times. While lying on the ground, the wounded officer reports her own injury, "Hey, officer hit!" The officer is expected to make a full recovery. The suspect ran away but was arrested and now faces attempted murder charges. Story here: abc7news.com/19265766/

LAPD Officer Saved by Vest After Suspect Opens Fire LOS ANGELES, California — June 9, 2026 — A Los Angeles Police Department officer was wounded and an armed suspect was critically injured following a police pursuit and exchange of gunfire in Boyle Heights on Tuesday afternoon. According to LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell, the incident began shortly after 2 p.m. when Newton Division officers observed a man allegedly armed with a handgun inside a Toyota pickup truck near Washington Boulevard and Alameda Street. Officers attempted a traffic stop, but the driver fled, leading officers on a pursuit through Los Angeles streets. The pursuit ended near the intersection of Marietta and Garnet streets in Boyle Heights when the suspect lost control of the truck during a left turn and crashed into a fence and embankment. The driver, who was the sole occupant of the vehicle, exited the truck and fled on foot. McDonnell said the suspect drew a handgun and fired at pursuing officers while running. One officer was struck in the chest by at least one round. The officer’s ballistic vest stopped the bullet, preventing a life-threatening injury. Multiple officers returned fire, striking the suspect. The suspect was taken into custody at the scene and transported to a hospital, where he underwent surgery and remained in critical condition Tuesday evening. The injured officer was hospitalized in stable condition and is expected to recover. Police recovered a handgun at the scene. Investigators had not publicly released the suspect’s identity, age, or potential charges as of Tuesday night. Authorities also had not disclosed how many rounds were fired by either the suspect or officers. Chief McDonnell stated that preliminary video evidence indicated the suspect fired first. The shooting remains under investigation by the LAPD. Sources: Los Angeles Police Department; LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell; Los Angeles Times; MyNewsLA. @FOXLA #police #cops #crime #policia #polizei #police_Incidents #CrimeNews

In 2017, Officer Elia Lewin-Tankel sustained brain injuries that forever changed his life when he was struck on his police bicycle by a suspect fleeing officers in a stolen vehicle. Today, "Officer Lewin-Tankel Way" was added to the 300 block of Eddy St in recognition of his courage, sacrifice, and dedication to the people of San Francisco.

The 36-year-old man charged with attempted murder for allegedly shooting a San Francisco police officer had been out on parole for less than six months at the time of the Sunday night shootout in the Bayview, according to officials and court records. sfchronicle.com/crime/articl…

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (June 4, 2026) - The San Francisco Police Officers Association will join Mayor Daniel Lurie, Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, members of the San Francisco Police Department, community leaders and Officer Elia Lewin-Tankel and his family at Noon, Thursday, June 4, for the official unveiling of "Officer Lewin-Tankel Way," a commemorative street designation honoring the officer's courage, sacrifice and dedication to the people of San Francisco. The ceremony will take place at 301Eddy St. in the Tenderloin, where Officer Lewin-Tankel sustained life-altering injuries while responding to a dangerous call for service on October 18, 2017. While on bicycle patrol, Officer Lewin-Tankel responded to reports of an armed suspect fleeing police through the Tenderloin. As he arrived on scene, the suspect struck him with a vehicle, leaving him unconscious and critically injured. Officer Lewin-Tankel survived, but was left permanently disabled. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved in April a resolution establishing the commemorative street designation, citing Officer Lewin-Tankel's heroism, dedication to public service, and the lasting sacrifices made by both him and his family. "Officer Lewin-Tankel demonstrated extraordinary courage in the line of duty and paid an unimaginable price while serving the people of San Francisco," said SFPOA President Louis Wong. "This designation ensures that his sacrifice, and the sacrifices made by his family, will never be forgotten. We are grateful to Mayor Lurie, Supervisor Mahmood, and the Board of Supervisors for recognizing a true hero." "Today, we honor not only Officer Lewin-Tankel's service, but the enduring example he set for generations of San Francisco police officers. A street name becomes part of a city's map, but true legacy lives in the lives touched, the community protected, and the values passed on to those who follow. “On behalf of the San Francisco Police Officers Association, I want to thank Mayor Daniel Lurie, Supervisor Bill Mahmood, Chief Scott, the SFPD command staff, and especially Officer Lewin-Tankel's family for helping preserve that legacy. This dedication ensures that every person who passes this street will be reminded of a police officer who answered the call to serve with courage, professionalism, and commitment to the people of San Francisco. “Officer Lewin-Tankel's name now has a permanent place in the city he served so faithfully. We are proud to stand with his family and colleagues as we celebrate a life and career that will never be forgotten. We are so lucky and fortunate to have Officer Lewin-Tankel with us here today." The designation adds the commemorative name "Officer Lewin-Tankel Way" to the 300 block of Eddy Street between Leavenworth and Jones streets.

“He is presumed innocent,” @sfdefender says of Norris Reed, 36, charged by @SFDAOffice @BrookeJenkinsSF for shooting @SFPDSouthern Ofc. Brittney Taylor in leg, per @SFPD. @SanFranciscoPOA also speaks out tinyurl.com/2nda8n6y

Norris Reed III was booked into San Francisco Jail for four counts of attempted murder (664/187 PC), four counts of assault upon a peace officer with a semiautomatic firearm (245(d)(2) PC), assault with a semiautomatic firearm (245(b) PC),

Suspect Named: SFPD Officer Shot During Officer-Involved Shooting in Bayview District Update- The suspect who was booked for shooting a San Francisco Police officer is identified as 36-year-old male Norris Reed III of Oakland.

If you didn’t see the wrap up video from our One Day Count, check it out: youtu.be/9LmdJVKkcjw?si=NvcX…

The 2026 One Day Homeless Count identified 2,240 people experiencing homelessness the County of San Mateo. It is a snapshot, not the full picture. Since the last Count, 1,772 people moved into permanent housing through local services. smcgov.org/ceo/news/2026-hom…

Chief Lew and Mayor Lurie provided an update on the officer shot during an officer involved shooting last night. We want to extend our thoughts to the officer’s friends and family, and thank all the officers who responded to the incident.

SFPD Officer Shot During Officer-Involved Shooting in the Bayview District. NEWS RELEASE:

UPDATE: @SFPD officer shot numerous times in gun battle w/robbery suspect near Bayshore & Jerrold in surgery & expected to survive, says @SanFranciscoPOA prez Louis Wong. 2 guns recovered. @SFDAOffice @SF_DPA part of probe. @SFPDChiefLew to hold town hall within 10 days

Be aware that there is an increased risk of sneaker waves and strong rip currents at Northern California beaches Sunday and Monday. Sneaker waves can move further up the beach than anticipated and may catch you off guard. Never turn your back on the ocean. #CAwx

Mountain View Community, Over the past several months, we’ve heard from community members about safety concerns involving e-bike, motorized scooter, and bicycle riders in Mountain View. Our top priority is keeping everyone safe — whether you’re on two wheels, four, or on foot. In the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing important information about e-bike safety, speed limits, equipment requirements, and road rules. Our goal is to help riders and their families understand how to stay safe and comply with the law. Our department, which includes Patrol Officers and the School Resource Officer, will continue to discuss safe riding habits and the requirements for commuting around town with students, staff, and parents. Education and awareness come first, because safety starts with understanding. Working together, we can ensure our roads are safe for everyone.

During the Holiday Enforcement Period, CHP officers issued 2,172 seat belt citations to drivers and passengers who chose not to buckle up. Seat belts remain one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect yourself and your loved ones on the road. Buckle up every time.

WATCH: On May 22, officers arrested multiple suspects connected to a series of chain-snatching robberies that occurred throughout the Ingleside District. READ MORE: tinyurl.com/newsrelease26060

WATCH: On May 17, SFPD officers locate a robbery suspect within minutes of the crime. RTIC tracks the suspect through the Tenderloin as they meet with 2 suspected fences. Officers arrived and swiftly placed all 3 suspects into custody. MORE: tinyurl.com/newsrelease26059

🚩🚩The ocean is not your friend today and tomorrow! Hazardous beach and marine conditions are expected as strong northerly winds generate rough seas and strong rip currents. Remember to always wear a life jacket and never turn your back on the ocean, this can save your life!🚩🚩

Know your zone, Sign up now for alerts #GenasysProtect. Visit northcountyfire.gov for more safety information.