The voices of dissent sounded loud and clear Wednesday night, as San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr withstood a barrage over the shooting of Mario Woods.
The voices of dissent sounded loud and clear Wednesday night, as San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr withstood a barrage over the shooting of Mario Woods at a San Francisco Police Commission meeting Wednesday night.
Community members deployed signs and loudly vocalized support for Woods, shot dead by San Francisco police after a confrontation caught on video in which police appeared to outman and outnumber Woods before killing him.
Wednesday night’s meeting was held at the Salvation Army’s Kroc Center on Turk Street.
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