San Francisco police are taking steps to address recent violence in the mid-Market neighborhood. The area has seen three separate shootings within a small radius of Market Street. In response to these incidents, police plan to increase their presence in the neighborhood.
This enhanced patrol effort is expected to last for at least the next week. Further details about the shootings and the police response are available from local news sources, including KTVU FOX 2 News.
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