February Crash in Dogpatch Leaves Residents with Few Answers

Extensive damage to parked cars at the northeast corner of 23rd and Indiana streets. Photo: David Scott

On February 4, a San Francisco Police Department SUV crashed into the metal railing of an entry ramp and upwards of five vehicles parked at the northeast corner of 23rd and Indiana streets. Bruce Kin Huie, Dogpatch resident, said that those who observed the accident indicated it was the result of a car chase.

“I was walking home and saw a large gathering of people in front of my building. Four or five parked vehicles across the street had extensive damage, the metal railing was gnarled up, and an SFPD SUV was being towed out of the parking area,” said Huie.

Huie saw an Oakland Police Department (OPD) sedan parked close to the scene and an OPD officer speaking with an observer. 

“There were also multiple SFPD cars near the site. A SFPD officer had strung yellow tape up to collar the area,” said Huie.

The View contacted SFPD and OPD regarding the incident but received no response. 

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