A settlement is expected to be paid to a domestic violence survivor who was injured during an arrest by a San Francisco police officer. The city will pay $825,000 to the survivor. The incident occurred in 2024 and resulted in the survivor suffering a concussion and a separated right shoulder.
The arrest was reportedly for jaywalking and was violent in nature. Further details about the incident and the settlement are available from The San Francisco Standard.
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