Two employees of a Bayview homeless shelter were arrested Thursday, accused of helping an armed gunman evade police after he shot an SFPD officer in May. The nonprofit that runs the shelter disputed the police account, saying its staff were actually de-escalating a dangerous standoff to evacuate 125 people safely.
Officials said Oliver Barcenas, 36, and Erika Porter, 45, helped alleged gunman Norris Reed III evade capture after he fled the scene of the May 31 shooting on foot and entered the Bayshore Navigation Center.
According to the San Francisco Police Department, surveillance footage shows Barcenas giving Reed clothing to conceal his identity, even though Barcenas knew Reed had a firearm. Meanwhile, Porter is accused of providing false statements to officers who initially responded to the shelter, thereby preventing them from locating Reed.
Yet, another example of suicidal empanthy by the Left: unchecked compassion for a cop-shooter with no regard for the crime{s} they committed or the danger they pose to society. We see a lot of this going on nowadays and it almost always happens in liberal cities.
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