SFPD Chief William Scott Archived

This is an archive of SFPD Chief William Scott's account, maintained by the the SFPD Media Relations Unit.

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Be yourself. One of the many themes recognized today during the SFPD's Pride Month Event. We gathered today to celebrate our LGBTQIA+ community and honor department members who serve with pride.

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Thank you, Mayor @DanielLurie, President @RafaelMandelman, and DA @BrookeJenkinsSF for joining me at the SFPD Pride Month Celebration held with the SF Police Officers' Pride Alliance! We gathered today to honor the resilience and contributions of our LGBTQIA+ community.

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(2/2) This work is far from over. I'm confident the SFPD and the District Attorney's office will continue to collaborate and serve this city well.

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(1/2) Thank you, DA @BrookeJenkinsSF, and the @SFDAOffice for these commendations! Accountability, justice, and a safer SF could not have prevailed without this partnership over the past few years.

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It has been an honor to work with members of the @sfbos on advancing SFPD's critical mission of keeping our communities safe. Thank you to President @RafaelMandelman and the entire board for your recognition! I'm grateful to my command staff who joined us this afternoon.

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Thank you, Mayor @DanielLurie, for proclaiming today as Chief Bill Scott Day! I'm humbled to have received such an honor. Our hard-working members and ongoing community support have led to the department's accomplishments over the years.

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@SFPDSouthern @SFPDCentral @SFPDIngleside @SFFDPIO @SF_DPH @SFPDRichmond Sergeant Nathan Lim, Sergeant Shante Williams, Officer Andrea Acosta, Officer Calvin Douglas, Officer Jacob Menis, and Officer Simon Wong from @SFPDTaraval Station responded to a 911 call from a suicidal man who wanted officers to shoot him and resolved the situation peacefully.

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Officers Mark Lustenberger and Timothy Watts from @SFPDIngleside Station, along with @SFFDPIO members Assistant Deputy Chief April Sloan, Paramedic Scott Patterson, EMT Samantha Sabatelli, and @SF_DPH member Dr. Shivika Dharamrup showed empathy and patience while working with a resident living in hazardous conditions, while preserving her life and dignity.

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@SFPDSouthern Sergeant Antonio Santos, assigned to @SFPDCentral
Station, engaged with an individual doused in gasoline while holding a lighter, threatening self-harm, while there were bystanders around.

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Officers Stephen Hom, Christopher Prescott, and Lars Nelson assigned to @SFPDSouthern Station responded to a woman displaying erratic behavior and ultimately detained her without force and transported her to a hospital.

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Sergeant Eric Mahoney, Officer Thomas Anderson, Officer Tommie Bartley, Officer Timothy Macaulay, Officer Carson McKenzie from @SFPDRichmond Station along with @SFFDPIO members Assistant Deputy Chief April Sloan, Captain Edward Bird, Paramedic Logan Rasmussen, EMT Braelan Mamaradlo and @SF_DPH members Dr. Ricardo Carrillo, Clinician Brian Fields responded to a woman who had caused fear in the community leading to compassionate and collaborative intervention.

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Earlier today, we held the Annual Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Awards Ceremony to honor officers, first responders, and public servants who exemplify best practices and outstanding use of CIT principles and methodologies for de-escalation and life preservation. The ceremony highlighted five incidents in 2024.

Watch each of the incidents below. 🧵

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Teamwork at its finest! Coordination between our Real-Time Investigation Center (RTIC), SFPD drone pilots, and officers on the ground led to the timely apprehension of these auto burglary suspects.

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AUTO BURGLARY CREW BUSTED: Last month, officers spotted an auto break-in crew in San Francisco. With the help of SFPD drones, officers in our RTIC were able to locate and track the suspect vehicle through Twin Peaks. Drone pilots watched the vehicle and coordinated with officers on the ground, who were then able to follow and disable the vehicle and apprehend the suspects. Teamwork in action!

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Drones and Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras are just some of the tools SFPD officers are utilizing to fight crime.

Ready to protect San Francisco? Join our team today at https://t.co/2GHqT190SQ!

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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION: The SFPD is using cutting-edge tools to protect our city. Watch when our Real-Time Investigation Center (RTIC) is alerted to a stolen vehicle by the city's ALPR cameras, a drone is deployed, and the vehicle is quickly located. Officers coordinate a plan and make the arrest! ➡️ https://t.co/RWOb6OaFnD

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Bicycle Awareness Month is a good time to remind drivers that when passing a bike, please keep at least three feet of distance between your car and the bicyclist! #GoSafelyCA

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This story of a 1870 stolen family heirloom recovered and returned to its rightful owner reminds us of why our officers are committed to doing this job. The trust the victim placed in the SFPD - combined with outstanding police work - helped bring this story to a meaningful and positive close.

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AAPI HERITAGE MONTH CELEBRATION: @SFPDChief Scott co-hosted our own #AAPIHeritageMonth celebration with the @SanFranciscoPOA to welcome community members and leaders from across the city at our headquarters.

SFPD is committed to working together with our diverse communities on keeping the city safe. Thank you for taking the time to gather with our police officers, professional staff, command staff for an afternoon of inspiring remarks, cultural performances, and light refreshments. Kudos to the SFPD Lion Dance Team for the energy!

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Thanks to our Real-Time Investigation Center (RTIC), officers quickly located and arrested these retail theft suspects. A clear example of how technology is helping us keep our city safe.

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We are actively monitoring the situation in Washington, D.C. We are in constant communication with our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners for any development on this situation. At this time, we do not have information of any credible threats to San Francisco.

Our officers are on heightened alert and are prepared to respond to any incident that may occur. Anyone with information that may affect immediate public safety is asked to call 911. For non-emergency crime tips, please contact the SFPD at 415-575-4444 or Text a Tip to TIP411 and start the message with SFPD.