A traffic incident occurred in San Francisco on Sunday, resulting in injuries to pedestrians. Authorities reported that a truck crashed into a street light pole, causing damage to the pole. At least two pedestrians were injured in the incident.
The crash is known to have happened on Sunday, but further details are not available in this brief. For more information on the incident, readers can refer to the original report from ABC7 News.
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